Projects | Risk Management > EHQ & S Management Systems
City of Hamilton - Water & Wastewater Division's "Drinking Water Quality Management System (DWQMS)"
UEM is currently working with the City of Hamilton to develop the Drinking Water Quality Management System (DWQMS) for the Water/Wastewater (WWW) Division. The City of Hamilton's DWQMS will be partially integrated with the WWW Division's BCOS Program (see project summary bellow) in order to streamline and simplify Divisional operations. All 21 elements of the Standard will be addressed within the scope of this project; UEM will be working in a program management role to facilitate, advise and aid in the development and implementation of the DWQMS. The UEM Team has a thorough understanding of WWW Divisions operations and is working closely with Hamilton staff to ensure that the resulting system is not only fully compliant with MOE requirements, but is also lean and efficient to fit the needs of the organization.
City of Brantford - Department of Environmental Services "Drinking Water Quality Management System - Phase 1"
UEM is currently working with the City of Brantford's Department of Environmental Services in the planning and execution of the City's DWQMS - Phase 1. In this initial DWQMS implementation phase, UEM will work with the City to complete a gap analysis of current Brantford operations against DWQMS requirements. The outcome of this phase will be an implementation plan that will guide the City through Phase 2 of the DWQMS Process - namely, development and implementation of the DWQMS elements. UEM's DWQMS Project Team is diverse and has the knowledge and experience to effectively address all components and elements of the DWQMS.
City of Hamilton - Water & Wastewater Division's "Beyond Compliance Operating System (BCOS)"
UEM is currently working with the City of Hamilton to create the BCOS Program for their Water & Wastewater (WWW) Division. The BCOS Program will meet the requirements of MOE's Water Quality Management Standard and of environmental, health and safety standards conformant to Hamilton's Public Works Integrated Management System. BCOS is a Division-wide system built with adequate flexibility to meet the individual compliance and operating needs of all Sections within the Division. UEM's role is diverse; it includes evaluation of management system software, establishment of a document control system, development and delivery of workflows for corrective action, completion of compliance audits, staff training and other common elements of the Standards. UEM has also developed web-based tools such as the EHS Culture Survey. Hamilton's BCOS is unique to City needs and has been developed to utilize, enhance and continually improve the WWW Division's operations DWQMS.
UEM staff have also developed over 25 EQH&S Management Systems for various clients, both locally and internationally.
UEM is currently working with the City of Hamilton to create the BCOS Program for their Water & Wastewater (WWW) Division. The BCOS Program will meet the requirements of MOE's Water Quality Management Standard and of environmental, health and safety standards conformant to Hamilton's Public Works Integrated Management System. BCOS is a Division-wide system built with adequate flexibility to meet the individual compliance and operating needs of all Sections within the Division. UEM's role is diverse; it includes evaluation of management system software, establishment of a document control system, development and delivery of workflows for corrective action, completion of compliance audits, staff training and other common elements of the Standards. UEM has also developed web-based tools such as the EHS Culture Survey. Hamilton's BCOS is unique to City needs and has been developed to utilize, enhance and continually improve the WWW Division's operations DWQMS.
