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This document is a comprehensive Risk Assessment for the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant (SBIWTP) conducted by Veolia Water West Operating Services, Inc. under contract 19IBWC20C0003 with the United States International Boundary and Water Commission (USIBWC). The risk assessment systematically evaluated the facility's assets across multiple processes including preliminary treatment, biological treatment, filtration, liquid sludge, chemical treatment, cake sludge, sedimentation, power systems, information systems, pump stations, and building infrastructure.

The assessment used a criticality and condition scoring methodology to identify high-risk assets, with risk scores ranging from 9-16. Key findings reveal significant potential risks across critical systems, including potential failures in PLCs, pumps, blowers, valves, and control systems that could compromise operational continuity, permit compliance, and treatment capabilities. Recommended mitigation strategies include scheduled preventative maintenance, capital projects, equipment replacement, and operational inspections. The risk assessment highlights the need for immediate and near-future interventions to prevent potential equipment failures, permit violations, and operational disruptions at the wastewater treatment plant.

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USIBWC SOUTHBAY INTERNATIONAL

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

SAN DIEGO, CA

RISK ASSESSMENT

March 1, 2025

Section 1- INTRODUCTION TO THE RISK ASSESSMENT PROCESS

Table 1 - Systems with Criticality Ranking 3 (Major) and 4 (Unacceptable)

Consequences

Section 2- Asset Condition Assessment Review

Table 2 - Preliminary Process Assets with Condition Ranking (Degradation) and

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 3 - Biological Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) an 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 4 - Filtration Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 5 - Liquid Sludge Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 6 - Chemical Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 7 - Cake Sludge Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 8 - Sedimentation Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

(Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 9 - Power Systems Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and

4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 10 - Information Systems Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3

(Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 11 - Goat Canyon Pump Station Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3

(Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequence

Table 12 - Hollister Pump Station Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3

(Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 13 - Canyon Collectors System Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Table 14 - Building & Grounds System Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Section 3- Risk Evaluation

Figure 1 - The Risk Matrix as defined by the Asset Criticality Score multiplied by Asset

Condition Score

Table 15 - Preliminary Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 16 - Biological Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 17 - Filtration Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 18 - Liquid Sludge Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 19 - Chemical Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 20 - Cake Sludge Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 21 - Sedimentation Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 22 - Power System Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 23 - Information System Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 24 - Goat Canyon Pump Station Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking

Score

Table 25 - Hollister Pump Station Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score 116

Table 26 - Gravity Mains Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Table 27 - Building & Grounds Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

END OF RISK ASSESSMENT

Section 1- INTRODUCTION TO THE RISK ASSESSMENT PROCESS

As directed by contract 19IBWC20C0003 between Veolia Water West Operating Services, Inc.

(“Veolia”) and the United States International Boundary and Water Commission (“USIBWC”), Veolia conducted a risk assessment of the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant (“SBIWTP”) in accordance with OMB Circular A-123. The OMB Circular’s stated purpose is to provide “guidance to Federal managers on improving the accountability and effectiveness of Federal programs and operations by establishing, assessing, correcting, and reporting on internal control...to ensure that Federal programs operate and Federal resources are used efficiently and effectively to achieve desired objectives. Programs must operate and resources must be used consistent with agency missions, in compliance with laws and regulations, and with minimal potential for waste, fraud, and mismanagement.” Veolia’s focus remains on the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of operations while ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Veolia considers planning and budgeting to mitigate risks as an essential part of the effectiveness of our operations of the SBIWTP.

The focus of Veolia’s Risk Assessment herein is to provide USIBWC with a summary of known risks and or liabilities for continuity of safe and compliant operations. Some of the risks identified have been shown to be mitigated through human intervention in accordance with developed procedures while others require corrective maintenance actions or plant modification consideration.

The following Veolia employees conducted this assessment:

Jacob Schmidt – Plant Superintendent Calvin Carnegie - Senior Director, Technical & Performance Aaditya Raman - President Operations, Southwest Region Roger Bolton - Asset Management

The risk review process involved both onsite and offsite activities to review material status and history, spare parts inventory, process status and history, and operating procedures.

Veolia’s Asset Management team conducted a comprehensive Criticality Risk Assessment and a completion Condition Assessment of all managed assets. Processes and systems with high risk profiles are highlighted in the sections below as are assets in poorer condition. An asset risk calculation is provided and those assets considered in the high risk profile category with high criticality and in poor condition are highlighted and action plans identified. Attached are the complete documents for the Criticality Analysis Report and Condition Assessment that supported these findings.

A systematic relative criticality analysis review was completed for the USIBWC in December 2020.

This process prioritized and ranked assets using a standardized scale accounting for consequence and likelihood of worst case failure scenarios. Key components used for evaluating and cataloging risk include the System Criticality Analysis review and the Asset Condition Assessment review.

The criticality analysis review was completed in a workshop with local plant staff and the company’s Asset Management team. Systems were evaluated and defined with the hierarchy structure developed and assigned to each asset in the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS). Worst case failure scenarios were set for each system considering consequence and likelihood of failure details. For each scenario, key criteria were evaluated using the following Level of Service categories: Safety, Capacity, Environmental/Water Quality, Operating Cost, Stakeholder Impact, and Collateral Impact. Based on the severity of the failure, consequences were assigned rankings of Unacceptable, Major, Undesirable, or Minor risk for each of the Level of Service categories. After final priorities are established, each system is ranked relative to other connecting or related systems in terms of Criticality. Systems and/or assets with higher Level of Service impacts are rated at a higher Criticality. Each system and asset is assigned a criticality ranking of 1, 2, 3, or 4 as defined below:

1 – Minor Failure Effects 2 - Undesirable Failure Effects 3 – Major Failure Effects 4 – Unacceptable Failure Effects

These ranking results are entered into the CMMS for each asset. Criticality ranking can then be used during the maintenance management, maintenance budgeting, and capital planning processes. By utilizing the Criticality rankings in these processes, the asset investment strategy is prioritized in terms of Level of Service impacts for repair and replacement decisions and timelines.

Updates to the criticality analysis are conducted annually.

System Criticality Analysis Results

The complete Criticality Analysis Report for 2022 is attached in the appendices to this report and contains the detailed analysis results including failure scenarios and consequences of failure. For the purposes of the risk assessment report higher risk systems will be evaluated, i.e. systems that rank a level 3 as having major potential failure effects and systems that rank a level 4 as having unacceptable failure effects.

Table 1 - Systems with Criticality Ranking 3 (Major) and 4 (Unacceptable) Consequences

Description System Hierarchy Criticality

Treatment Plant

STP00 STP00PRE00

Preliminary Treatment Process

Bar Screen System STP00PRE00SCR00 3

Headworks Junction System STP00PRE00TSP01 4

Grit Removal System STP00PRE00GRT00 3

Biological Treatment Process STP00BCB00

Process Aeration Blower System STP00BCB00AER01 4

Intermediate Mixed Liquor Recycle Pumping System

STP00BCB00PMP01 4

Aeration Basin Drainage Pumping System STP00BCB00PMP02 4

RAS (Return Activated Sludge) Pumping System

STP00BCB00PMP03 4

WAS (Waste Activated Sludge) Pumping System

STP00BCB00PMP04 4

Secondary Scum Pumping System STP00BCB00PMP05 4

Secondary Drainage Pumping System STP00BCB00PMP06 4

Non-Potable Water Pump Station No. 2 System STP00BCB00PMP07 4

Secondary Clarification System STP00BCB00STL02 3

Aeration Basin Influent Channel System STP00BCB00TSP01 3

EQ Basin Process STP00EQS00

Power & Controls System STP00EQS00ELE00 4

Pumping System STP00EQS00PMP00 4

Tank System STP00EQS00STR00 4

Filtration Process STP00FLT00

Headworks Odor Control System STP00FLT00DRC01 4

PST (Primary Settling Tank) Odor Control System

STP00FLT00DRC02 4

SP (Solids Processing) Odor Control System STP00FLT00DRC03 4

USST (Unstabilized Sludge Storage Tank) Odor Control

STP00FLT00DRC04 4

System

Liquid Sludge Treatment Process STP00SLL00

DAF (Dissolved Air Flotation) System STP00SLL00DAF00

DAF (Dissolved Air Flotation) Pressurization Pumping

STP00SLL00PMP01 4

System

TWAS (Thickened Waste Activated Sludge) Pumping

STP00SLL00PMP02 4

System

Chemical Treatment Process STP00CHM00

Old Generator Fuel Tank System STP00CHM00CHF01 3

New Generator Fuel Tank System STP00CHM00CHF02 3

Sludge Dewatering Polymer Dosing System STP00CHM00CHF19 3

SP (Solids Processing) Sulfuric Acid Dosing System

STP00CHM00CHF14 3

Lime Dosing System STP00CHM00CHF18 4

JB-1 Ferric Chloride Dosing System STP00CHM00CHF03 3

Cake Sludge Treatment Process STP00SLC00

Belt Filter Press Conveyance System STP00SLC00TSP01 4

Truck Loading System STP00SLC00TSP02 4

Belt Filter Press System STP00SLC00BTF00 4

Belt Filter Press Pumping System STP00SLC00PM01 4

Sedimentation Process STP00SED00

Primary Sludge Pumping System STP00SED00PMP01

Power System Process STP00PWR00

Motor Control Center System Standby Generators System Main Utility Switchgear System

STP00PWR00ELE00

STP00PWR00GNR00

STP00PWR00TNS00

Buildings & Grounds Process STP00BGR00BLD27

Anti-Intrusion Structure Area STP00BGR00BLD27 3

Information Systems Process STP00CST00

PLC and Remote I/O System STP00CST00CTR00 4

Fire Safety Monitoring System STP00CST00MNT01 3

SCADA and Network System STP00CST00SCA00 4

Support Systems Process STP00SPS00

Safety Equipment System STP00SPS00SAF00 3

Stormwater Collection TC

Stations TCS00

Gravity Mains System Process TCS00GMN00

Canyon Collectors System TCS00GMN00TSP00 4

Waste Water Collection SC

Stations SCS00

Pump Station Process SCS00PST01

Goat Canyon Electrical & Controls System SCS00PST01ELE00 4

Goat Canyon Odor Control System SCS00PST01FLT00 3

Goat Canyon Pumping System SCS00PST01PMP01 3

Goat Canyon Well Water Pumping System SCS00PST01PMP02 3

Pump Station Process SCS00PST02

Hollister Electrical & Controls System SCS00PST02ELE00 4

Hollister Odor Control System Hollister Pumping System

SCS00PST02FLT00

SCS00PST02PMP01

Section 2- Asset Condition Assessment Review

It is important to understand the current operating condition of the asset towards meeting Level of Service expectations to achieve more accurate maintenance and capital planning. Annual condition assessments are being completed for all assets. The condition assessment is intended to be a “snapshot” of the condition of an asset. A ranking number is assigned to the asset based on a deficiency scoring where 1 is new and 4 is failed.

The basic approach for performing the condition assessment entails the use of three major steps which Are:

1) Data Preparation – Extracting or compiling the asset registry from the

CMMS and adding it to the condition assessment tool.

2) Assessment – A process and set of tools by which field evaluation of assets can be accomplished and the results recorded, based on ranking standards. Where available performance testing is completed. Each asset is ranked in multiple areas such as performance, appearance, vibration, reliability, safety, etc.

3) Review – When the ranking is complete, using filtering to review the final scores and make replacement recommendations.

The summary condition score is an integer value on a scale from 1 to 4. The scale is generally as follows:

1 – Like New Condition

2 – Good Condition, Later in Aging

3 – Indications of Wear, Degradation, or Decrease in Performance

4 4 – Failed or Imminently Failing

Higher numerical values represent worst case conditions based on deficiency scoring. Evidence of defects, excessive wear, or aging warrants higher value condition scores. If an asset is in an advanced state of wear or aging, an “end-of-life” can be predicted. For the remaining assets – those in a condition not indicating near term failure – one can “calibrate” the mean expected lifetimes and better predict probable mean lifetimes for the assets. While this predicted end-of-life rating may not be reliable for any one asset, the statistical aggregate provides for a good budgetary planning means and for any given asset, it provides an indicator gauge to help prevent the early onset of failure probabilities. Applying this process to each asset ensures that maintenance management and capital decisions meet the Level of Service business objectives.

Asset Condition Assessment Results

The complete Condition Assessment Report for 2022 is attached in the appendices to this report and contains the detailed analysis results including the scoring for all assets. For the purposes of the risk assessment report poorer condition assets will be evaluated, i.e. assets that rank a level 3 as having indications of wear, degradation, or decrease in performance and assets that rank a level 4 as having failed or are imminently failing

Table 2 - Preliminary Process Assets with Condition Ranking (Degradation) and (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Asset ID

Preliminary Process Asset Condition Score 3 -4

Asset Description

A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c o re

E-00000803 PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, HW 00107-RPLC-HWE1 3

E-00001015 BLOWER 1, AIR, GRIT 00301-GB1 4

E-00001017 BLOWER 2, AIR, GRIT 00302-GB2 3

E-00001020 CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 1, GRIT 00341-GC1 4

E-00001021 CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 2, GRIT 00342-GC2 4

E-00001031

PUMP 1, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00311- DISCFLO-GP1

E-00001034

PUMP 4, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00314- DISCFLO-GP4B

E-00001035

PUMP 5, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00315- DISCFLO-GP5B

E-00001091

PANEL, CONTROL, LOCAL, JB-1 00100-LCP-JB1

E-00001095

GATE, SLUICE, 96", JB-1 00100-GATE-JB1-96

E-00001096

SAMPLER, PORTABLE 00101-HJBX1

E-00001097

STRUCTURE, JB-1 00050-JB1-BUILDING

E-00001098

WELL, WET, JB-1 00100-WELL-JB1

E-00001681

PIPING, GRIT REMOVAL 00300-PG

E-00001682

VALVES, GRIT REMOVAL 00300-VG

E-00001683

PIPING, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-PG

E-00001684

VALVES, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-VG

E-00001686

VALVES, PUMP, INFLUENT 00200-VG

E-00001716

CONVEYOR 2, SCREENING, HW 00170-CNV2

E-00002654

STRUCTURE, JB-2 00050-JB2-BUILDING

Table 3 - Biological Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) an 4

Biological Treatment Process

Asset Condition Score 3-4

Asset Description A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000119 BLOWER 3, AIR, PROCESS PAB3 4

E-00000137

PUMP 1, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP1

E-00000138

PUMP 2, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP2

E-00000139

PUMP 3, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP3

E-00000140

PUMP 4, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP4

E-00000141

PUMP 5, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP5

E-00000142

PUMP 6, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP6

E-00000143

PUMP 7, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP7

E-00000196

DIFFUSERS, TANK 1, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST1-DG

E-00000198

DIFFUSERS, TANK 2, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST2-DG

E-00000200

DIFFUSERS, TANK 3, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST3-DG

E-00000202

DIFFUSERS, TANK 4, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST4-DG

E-00000204

DIFFUSERS, TANK 5, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST5-DG

E-00000206

DIFFUSERS, TANK 6, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST6-DG

E-00000208

DIFFUSERS, TANK 7, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST7-DG

E-00001305 VFD, PUMP 1, NPW2P NPW2P-1-VFD 4

E-00001307 VFD, PUMP 2, NPW2P NPW2P-2-VFD 4

E-00001310 VFD, PUMP 4, NPW2P NPW2P-4-VFD 3

E-00001311 PUMP 4, JOCKEY, NPW2P NPW2P-4 4

E-00001313 VFD, PUMP 5, NPW2P NPW2P-5-VFD 3

E-00001333 PIPING, NPW2P NPW2PPG 4

E-00001334 VALVES, NPW2P NPW2PVG 4

E-00001639

VALVES, MANUAL VALVES, BLOWER, AIR, PROCESS PAB-VG

Table 4 - Filtration Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

Filtration Process

Asset Condition Score 3 - 4 v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000897 FAN 1, EXHAUST, ORHW 00352-OREF1 4

E-00000910 PUMP 2, RECIRCULATION, ORHW 00362- ORRP2B 4

E-00000917 FAN 3, EXHAUST, ORPST 00652-OREF3 4

E-00000919 FAN 4, EXHAUST, ORPST 00653-OREF4 4

E-00000928 PUMP 3, RECIRCULATION, ORPST 00661- ORRP3 4

E-00000939

FAN 8, EXHAUST, ORSP 03703-OREF8 4

E-00000941

FAN 9, EXHAUST, ORSP 03704-OREF9 4

E-00000945

PUMP 10, RECIRCULATION, ORSP 03722- ORRP10 4

E-00000949

PUMP 8, RECIRCULATION, ORSP 03712- ORRP8 4

E-00000964

PUMP 5, RECIRCULATION, ORUSS 02261- ORRP5 4

E-00000975

FAN 6, EXHAUST, ORUSS 02253-OREF6 4

E-00001673

PIPING/DUCTING, ORHW 00350-PG 4

E-00001674

VALVES, DUCTING, ORHW 00350-VG 4

E-00001676

VALVES, DUCTING, ORPST 00660-VG 4

E-00001675

PIPING/DUCTING, ORPST 00660-PG 4

E-00001677

PIPING/DUCTING, ORSP 03700-PG 4

E-00001678

VALVES, DUCTING, ORSP 03700-VG 4

E-00001679

PIPING/DUCTING, ORUSS 02250-PG 4

E-00001680

VALVES, DUCTING, ORUSS 02250-VG 4

E-00000979

SCRUBBER, TOWER 3, ORUSS 02255- ORSC3 3

Table 5 - Liquid Sludge Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Liquid Sludge Process e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00001700

VALVES, PRESSURIZATION, DAF DPP-VG

Table 6 - Chemical Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

Chemical Treatment Process v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000623

TANK 1, DAY, GENERATOR 1, DIESEL ENGINE 04202-

DAYTANK1

E-00000625

TANK 1, OVERFLOW, GENERATOR 1, DIESEL ENGINE 04202-

OVF-TANK1

E-00000632 TANK, STORAGE, FUEL, DIESEL 00109- FUEL-STORAGE 4

E-00000635

TANK, STORAGE, FUEL, 10,000 GAL, GENERATOR 1 04220-

DIESEL-TANK-10K

E-00000643

TANK 1, BULK STORAGE, FERRIC CHLORIDE, PST 00581-

PFBT1

E-00000644

TANK 2, BULK STORAGE, FERRIC CHLORIDE, PST 00582-

PFBT2

E-00000719 TANK, STORAGE, SULFURIC ACID, ORSP 03735-ORSAT1 4

E-00000767 SILO 1, STORAGE, LIME 02810-LSS1 4

E-00000768 SILO 2, STORAGE, LIME 02811-LSS2 4

E-00000773 SCREW 1, TRANSFER, LIME 02830-LTC1 4

E-00000774 SCREW 2, TRANSFER, LIME 02831-LTC2 4

E-00000775 FEEDER 1, VOLUMETERIC, LIME 02820- LVF1 4

E-00001645 PIPING, FERRIC CHLORIDE 00588-PG 4

E-00001646 VALVES, FERRIC CHLORIDE 00588-VG 4

E-00001647 PIPING, ADDITION, POLYMER, PST 00550- PG 4

E-00001648 VALVES, ADDITION, POLYMER, PST 00550-VG 4

E-00001665 PIPING, SULFURIC ACID, ORSP 03735-PG 4

E-00001666 VALVES, SULFURIC ACID, ORSP 03735- VG 4

Table 7 - Cake Sludge Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation)

Cake Sludge Process e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000791

PLC 1, PRESS 1, FILTER, BELT 02695-BFP1- PLC1

E-00000793

PLC 1, PRESS 2, FILTER, BELT 02696-BFP2- PLC1

E-00000795

PLC 1, PRESS 3, FILTER, BELT 02697-BFP3- PLC1

E-00000797

PLC 1, PRESS 4, FILTER, BELT 02698-BFP4- PLC1

E-00001480

CONVEYOR 1A, BELT PRESS (BFP) 02715- BFPC1A

E-00001481

CONVEYOR 1B, BELT PRESS (BFP) 02715- BFPC1B

E-00001482

CONVEYOR 2A, BELT PRESS (BFP) 02716- BFPC2A

E-00001486 CONVEYOR 1, TRUCK LOADING 02850-TLC1 4

E-00001489 CONVEYOR 2, TRUCK LOADING 02851-TLC2 4

E-00001695

PIPING, FEED, SLUDGE, BELT PRESS (BFP) 02635-PG

E-00001696

VALVES, FEED, SLUDGE, BELT PRESS (BFP) 02635-VG

Table 8 - Sedimentation Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4

Sedimentation Process

A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000847

PLC I/O 1, REMOTE, ODOR REDUCTION, PST 00419-RPLC-

ORPST1

E-00000849

PLC 1, PST 00416-PLC-PSTE1

E-00000850

PLC 2, PST 00416-PLC-PSTE2

E-00000851

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, PST 00416-RPLC- PSTE1

E-00000852

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 2, PST 00416-RPLC- PSTE2

E-00000853

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 3, PST 00416-RPLC- PSTE3

E-00000854

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 4, PST 00416-RPLC- PSTE4

E-00000855

PLC I/O, REMOTE, PUMP, SKIMMINGS, PST 00418-RPLC-PSKPS

E-00001142

PANEL, DISTRIBUTION, DPC1, PST 00300- DPC1-PST

E-00001143

PANEL, DISTRIBUTION, DPL1, PST 00300- DPL1-PST

E-00001144

PANEL, DISTRIBUTION, DPP1, PST 00300- DPP1-PST

E-00001145

PANEL, DISTRIBUTION, DPP3, PST 00300- DPP3-PST

E-00001222

TRANSFORMER, TC1, PST 00300-TC1-PST

E-00001223

TRANSFORMER, TL1, PST 00300-TL1-PST

E-00001266

GRINDER 1, PRIMARY SLUDGE 00475-PSG1

E-00001622

VALVES, PST SKIMMINGS SUMP 00616- PSKSP-VG

E-00001689

PIPING, PRIMARY SLUDGE 00450-PG

E-00001690

VALVES, PRIMARY SLUDGE 00450-VG

E-00001692

VALVES, PRIMARY SKIMMINGS 00500-VG

E-00001694

VALVES, NPW 01340-VG

E-00001728

UPS, PANEL, CONTROL, LOCAL, FECL3- POLY, PST 00416-UPS

E-00001729

UPS, PANEL, CONTROL, PRIMARY SKIMMINGS, PST 00418-UPS

E-00002763

PLC, MISSION RTU

E-00002762

PLC, SECONDARY AND REMOTE I/O(13 SETS OF REMOTE IO)

E-00002761

PANEL, SECONDARY AERATION BLOWER LCP AND IO

E-00002760

PLC, SECONDARY AERATION BLOWER 2

E-00002759

PLC, SECONDARY AERATION BLOWER 3

E-00002758

PLC, SECONDARY AERATION BLOWER 1

Table 9 - Power Systems Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation)

Power System Process e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00001123

DISTRIBUTION, DPLC-20, CONTROL ROOM, GENERATOR 04220-

DPLC-20

E-00001180

SUBSTATION, TRANSFORMER, 12KV, HW 00240-SUBSTATION, A

& B

E-00001226

SUBSTATION, TRANSFORMER, 12KV, SP 02633-SUBSTATION, A

& B

E-00001230

TRANSFORMER, 12KV-460/277V AST-T- 5A

E-00001231

TRANSFORMER, 12KV-460/277V AST-T- 5B

E-00001232

TRANSFORMER, 12KV-460/277V SST-T- 6A

E-00001233

TRANSFORMER, 12KV-460/277V SST-T- 6B

Table 10 - Information Systems Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequences

Information Systems Process

A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000800

PLC 1, EDS 01540-PLC1-EDS

E-00000804

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 2, HW 00107-RPLC-HWE2

E-00000809

PLC I/O 1, REMOTE, ODOR REDUCTION, HW 00350-RPLC-ORHW1

E-00000811

PLC 1, HW 00107-PLC-HWE1

E-00000812

PLC 2, HW 00107-PLC-HWE2

E-00000815

PLC 1, LCP-LS1, LIME STABILIZATION 02800- LS1-PLC1

E-00000816

PLC 1, LCP-LS2, LIME STABILIZATION 02800- LS2-PLC1

E-00000818 PLC, REMOTE, I/O 3, MSB 03175-RPLC- NaOCL3

E-00000824

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, ORSP 03700-RPLC- ORSP1

E-00000825

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 2, ORSP 03700-RPLC- ORSP2

E-00000833

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, PEB 00620-RPLC-PEB1

E-00000839

PLC 1, CENTER, CONTROL, PLANT 03102- PLC-PCC1

E-00000840

PLC 2, CENTER, CONTROL, PLANT 03102- PLC-PCC2

E-00000841

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, CENTER, CONTROL, PLANT 03102-RPLC-

PCC1

E-00000842

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 2, CENTER, CONTROL, PLANT 03150-RPLC-

PCC2

E-00000856 PLC 1, SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 01309-PLC- NaOCL1

E-00000857 PLC 2, SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 01309-PLC- NaOCL2

E-00000858 PLC 1, REMOTE, SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 01309-RPLC-NaOCL1

E-00000859 PLC 2, REMOTE, SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 01309-RPLC-NaOCL2

E-00000864

PLC 1, SOLIDS PROCESSING 02204-PLC- SP1

E-00000865

PLC 2, SOLIDS PROCESSING 02204-PLC- SP2

E-00000866

PLC 1, MAKEUP, POLYMER, SOLIDS PROCESSING 02204-PLC-

POLYDYNE

E-00000867

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, SOLIDS PROCESSING 02204-RPLC-SP1

E-00000868

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 2, SOLIDS PROCESSING 02204-RPLC-SP2

E-00000874

PLC I/O 1, REMOTE, ODOR REDUCTION, USS 02250-RPLC-

ORUSS1

E-00001010

METER, FLOW, MAGNETIC, 48", PLANT EFFLUENT 01506-FLOW-

PE

E-00001090

PLC 1, JB-1 00100-PLC-JB1

Table 11 - Goat Canyon Pump Station Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3 (Degradation) and 4 (Imminently Failing) Consequence

Goat Canyon Pump Station Process v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000012

RACK, REMOTE I/O, PLC, GCPS 04100-

RPLC1-GCPS (includes Adaptors)

E-00000013

PLC 1, GCPS 04100-PLC1-GCPS 4

E-00000014

PLC 2, GCPS 04100-PLC2-GCPS 4

E-00000024

BLOWER, ODOR REDUCTION, GCPS 04113- BLOWER-ORGCPS

E-00000037

PUMP 1, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04103-P1 4

E-00000038

VFD, PUMP 1, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04103- ASD-P1

E-00000039

PUMP 2, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04104-P2 4

E-00000040

VFD, PUMP 2, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04104- ASD-P2

E-00000041

PUMP 3, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04105-P3 4

E-00000042

VFD, PUMP 3, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04105- ASD-P3

E-00000043

PUMP 4, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04106-P4 4

E-00000044

VFD, PUMP 4, SUBMERSIBLE, GCPS 04106- ASD-P4

Table 12 - Hollister Pump Station Process Assets with Condition Ranking 3

Hollister Pump Station Process e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000062

RACK, REMOTE I/O, PLC, HPS 04300-RPLC1-

HPS (includes Adaptors)

E-00000065 PLC 1, HPS 04300-PLC1-HPS 4

E-00000066 PLC 2, HPS 04300-PLC2-HPS 4

E-00000074

BLOWER, ODOR REDUCTION, HPS 04313- BLOWER-ORHPS

E-00000095

COMPRESSOR, AIR, ARRESTOR, SURGE, HPS 04310-AC1

E-00000097 TANK 1, SURGE, HPS 04308-SA1 4

E-00000098 TANK 2, SURGE, HPS 04309-SA2 4

E-00000099

VALVE, INLET, WET WELL, HPS 04301-MV- HPS

E-00001608 VALVES, HPS 04300-VG-HPS 4

Table 13 - Canyon Collectors System Assets with Condition Ranking 3

Gravity Mains System

A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00001894

Controller, Recycled Water Flowmeter, Influent Sampler Area, Teledyne-Isco, 60-4

Table 14 - Building & Grounds System Assets with Condition Ranking 3

Building & Grounds Process

A v e ra g e C o n d it io n

S c

E-00000538

STRUCTURE, ANTI-INTRUSION 01541-BLDG- AIS

E-00000601

DISK, RUPTURE, 42", STRUCTURE, ANTI- INTRUSION 01541-

RUPTURE_DISK

E-00000602

GATE, FLAP, 36", STRUCTURE, ANTI- INTRUSION 01541-FGATE-

AIS

E-00000603

PANEL, BUBBLER, STRUCTURE, ANTI- INTRUSION 01541-AIS-

BUBBLER

E-00000604

VALVE 1, AIR, COMB., STRUCTURE, ANTI- INTRUSION 01541-SAV-

AIS-1

E-00000605

VALVE 2, AIR, COMB., STRUCTURE, ANTI- INTRUSION 01541-SAV-

AIS-2

E-00000620

VALVE 1, AIR, COMB., DROP SHAFT, SBOO 01541-SAV-DS-1

E-00000621

VALVE 2, AIR, COMB., DROP SHAFT, SBOO 01541-SAV-DS-2

E-00002764

CATHODIC PROTECTION

Section 3- Risk Evaluation

This philosophy of risk management is at the core of asset management. Risks are primarily related to the consequences (criticality) associated with the failure occurring on any process equipment (that may, for instance, adversely impact health & safety, the environment or any financial results), and to the likelihood of failure occurrence (condition). Veolia has developed an overall Risk Score by multiplying the asset criticality score by the asset condition score.

When criticality and condition are expressed as numbers, it is common to express the risk index as the product of both figures.

Figure 1 - The Risk Matrix as defined by the Asset Criticality Score multiplied by Asset Condition Score

Condition

4 3 2 1 4 16 12 8 4

Criticality 3 12 9 6 3 2 8 6 4 2 1 4 3 2 1

Asset Risk Evaluation Results

For the purposes of the risk assessment report, poorer condition assets in higher criticality systems will be identified and reviewed. This evaluation included assets with a Criticality score that ranks a level 3 as having major potential failure effects and a level 4 as having unacceptable failure effects and assets with a Condition score that ranks a level 3 as having indications of wear, degradation, or decrease in performance and and a level 4 as having failed or is imminently failing.

Table 15 - Preliminary Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

ASSET ID

Preliminary Process

ASSET RISK SCORE 9-16

CRITICALITY

SCORE

CONDITION

RISK SCORE

E-00001091

PANEL, CONTROL, LOCAL, JB-1 00100-

LCP-JB1

E-00001095

GATE, SLUICE, 96", JB-1 00100-GATE-JB1-

4 4 16

E-00001097

STRUCTURE, JB-1 00050-JB1-BUILDING

E-00001098

WELL, WET, JB-1 00100-WELL-JB1

E-00001686 VALVES, PUMP, INFLUENT 00200-VG 4 4 16

E-00000803

PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, HW 00107-RPLC-

HWE1

E-00001015

BLOWER 1, AIR, GRIT 00301-GB1

E-00001020

CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 1, GRIT 00341-

GC1

E-00001021

CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 2, GRIT 00342-

GC2

E-00001031

PUMP 1, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00311-

DISCFLO-GP1

E-00001034

PUMP 4, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00314-

DISCFLO-GP4B

3 4 12

E-00001035

PUMP 5, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00315-

DISCFLO-GP5B

3 4 12

E-00001096 SAMPLER, PORTABLE 00101-HJBX1 4 3 12

E-00001681 PIPING, GRIT REMOVAL 00300-PG 3 4 12

E-00001682 VALVES, GRIT REMOVAL 00300-VG 3 4 12

E-00001683 PIPING, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-PG 3 4 12

E-00001684 VALVES, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-VG 3 4 12

E-00001716

CONVEYOR 2, SCREENING, HW 00170-

CNV2

3 4 12

E-00002654 STRUCTURE, JB-2 00050-JB2-BUILDING 3 4 12

E-00001017 BLOWER 2, AIR, GRIT 00302-GB2 3 3 9

HIGH RISK: 1091 - PANEL, CONTROL, LOCAL, JB-1 00100-LCP-JB1

a. Impact: Ability to Remotely Supervise, Control, and Data collection would be compromised.

b. Likelihood: Failed

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection

e. Mitigation: Operational inspection

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

i. Reporting Requirements: Potential reporting to the Federal Government.

j. Monitoring Update: N/A

HIGH RISK: 1095 - GATE, SLUICE, 96", JB-1 00100-GATE-JB1-96

a. Impact: 96” Valve is fixed in place after raising to 56” open, preventing flow control and isolation to the plant. The result of this failure is NPDES permit compliance issues.

b. Likelihood: Failed

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1097 - STRUCTURE, JB-1 00050-JB1-BUILDING

a. Impact: Minor, as it’s unlikely that the structure would fail. Any failure would be structural and the impact could be severe. A detailed inspection of the structure will be conducted as part of the Capital Project to replace the isolation valves.

b. Likelihood: Unlikely

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds inspection.

f. Resources Needed: 1Operator

g. External Partners: None, unless a failure occurred with the structure. Then a contractor would be needed.

h. Risk Response: As soon as possible

HIGH RISK: 1098 - WELL, WET, JB-1 00100-WELL-JB1

a. Impact: Minor, as it’s unlikely that the structure would fail. Any failure would be structural and the impact could be severe. A detailed inspection of the structure will be conducted as part of the Capital Project to replace the isolation valves.

b. Likelihood: Unlikely

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: 96” gate raised to reduce head pressure and surcharging.

e. Mitigation: Rehabilitation as necessary during construction.

f. Resources Needed: Construction funding and final design

g. External Partners: Filanc Construction and Veolia

h. Risk Response: As soon as possible

HIGH RISK: 1686 - VALVES, PUMP, INFLUENT 00200-VG

a. Impact: Not allow influent pump to be changed out.

b. Likelihood: possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds inspection.

f. Resources Needed: Capital project needed. Requires bypass.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

i. Reporting Requirements: Potential reporting to federal Government.

HIGH RISK: 803 - PLC, REMOTE, I/O 1, HW 00107-RPLC-HWE1

a. Impact: Critical. The Remote I/O failing would prevent any automation from occurring and Headworks would have to be operated, for each piece of equipment, manually and locally by operations staff until the issue is resolved.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Preventative Maintenance tasks are scheduled periodically.

e. Mitigation: Scheduled PM’s in the CMMS.

f. Resources Needed: Primarily 1 SCADA System Analyst, and possibly: 1 Instrumentation Tech, and 1

Electrician as well as spare on hand parts.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: As soon as possible

i. Reporting Requirements: Potential Reporting to the Federal Government.

HIGH RISK: 1015 - BLOWER 1, AIR, GRIT 00301-GB1

a. Impact: Secondary blower would leave us with one blower. If no blowers online, grit would plug pumps constantly. Could potentially fail PST’s and jeopardize compliance.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 1020 - CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 1, GRIT 00341-GC1

a. Impact: There are 3 redundant units with2 required to be in service at all times. The result of this unit failing is the loss of a standby unit in the event of another failure.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project underdevelopment.

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 1021 - CLASSIFIER/SEPARATOR 2, GRIT 00342-GC2

a. Impact: There are 3 redundant units with2 required to always be in service. The result of this unit failing is the loss of a standby unit in the event of another failure.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project underdevelopment.

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 1031 - PUMP 1, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00311-DISCFLO-GP1

a. Impact: Hopper will become plugged. Possibly affecting surrounding Hoppers. Also causing more wear and tear on the 2 other pumps.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development.

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Immediate

i. Reporting Requirements: Potential reporting to Federal Government.

HIGH RISK: 1034 - PUMP 4, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00314-DISCFLO-GP4B

wear and tear on the 2 other pumps.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development.

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1035 - PUMP 5, DISCFLO, GRIT, PRIMARY 00315-DISCFLO-GP5B

wear and tear on the 2 other pumps.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development.

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1096 - SAMPLER, PORTABLE 00101-HJBX1

a. Impact: Sampler failure would not have a spare.

b. Likelihood: Failed

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: New Portable Sampler on order.

e. Mitigation: Maintaining samplers on site

f. Resources Needed: Purchasing

g. External Partners: None.

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1681 - PIPING, GRIT REMOVAL, 00300-PG

a. Impact: Failure of this piping would disable the grit removal system sending grit to downstream processes and problems with those systems. The result of this failure is potential NPDES permit compliance issues.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM. Temporary piping installed.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1682 - VALVES, GRIT REMOVAL 00300-VG

a. Impact: Failure of this piping would disable the grit removal system sending grit to downstream processes and problems with those systems. The result of this failure is potential NPDES permit compliance issues.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1683 - PIPING, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-PG

a. Impact: If no blowers online, grit would plug pumps constantly. Could potentially fail PST’s and jeopardize compliance.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 1684 - VALVES, GRIT BLOWER 00300-GB-VG

a. Impact: If no blowers online, grit would plug pumps constantly. Could potentially fail PST’s and jeopardize compliance.

b. Likelihood:

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: : Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 1716 - CONVEYOR 2, SCREENING, HW 00170-CNV2

a. Impact: Halt Barscreen 2 operations

b. Likelihood: Possible.

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed:

g. External Partners: None.

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 2654 - STRUCTURE, JB-2 00050-JB2-BUILDING

a. Impact: Effect influent entering Facility.

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Visual Inspection

e. Mitigation: Visual Inspection

f. Resources Needed: Rehab

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1017 - BLOWER 2, AIR, GRIT 00302-GB2

a. Impact: Secondary blower would leave us with one blower. If no blowers online, grit would plug pumps constantly. Could potential fail PST’s and jeopardize compliance.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above).Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Capital Project under development

g. External Partners: PCL

h. Risk Response: Near future

Table 16 - Biological Process Assets with a High Risk Ranking Score

Biological Treatment Process

RISK

E-00000119 BLOWER 3, AIR, PROCESS PAB3 4 4 16

E-00001305

VFD, PUMP 1, NPW2P NPW2P-1-VFD

E-00001307

VFD, PUMP 2, NPW2P NPW2P-2-VFD

E-00001311

PUMP 4, JOCKEY, NPW2P NPW2P-4

E-00001333

PIPING, NPW2P NPW2PPG

E-00001334

VALVES, NPW2P NPW2PVG

E-00000137

PUMP 1, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP1

E-00000138

PUMP 2, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP2

E-00000139

PUMP 3, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP3

E-00000140

PUMP 4, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP4

E-00000141

PUMP 5, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP5

E-00000142

PUMP 6, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP6

E-00000143

PUMP 7, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE

IMLRP7

E-00000196

DIFFUSERS, TANK 1, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST1-DG

E-00000198

DIFFUSERS, TANK 2, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST2-DG

E-00000200

DIFFUSERS, TANK 3, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST3-DG

3 4 12

E-00000202

DIFFUSERS, TANK 4, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST4-DG

3 4 12

E-00000204

DIFFUSERS, TANK 5, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST5-DG

3 4 12

E-00000206

DIFFUSERS, TANK 6, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST6-DG

3 4 12

E-00000208

DIFFUSERS, TANK 7, ACTIVATED

SLUDGE AST7-DG

3 4 12

E-00001310

VFD, PUMP 4, NPW2P NPW2P-4-VFD

4 3 12

E-00001313

VFD, PUMP 5, NPW2P NPW2P-5-VFD

4 3 12

E-00001639

VALVES, MANUAL VALVES, BLOWER, AIR,

PROCESS PAB-VG

HIGH RISK: 119 - BLOWER 3, AIR, PROCESS PAB3

a. Impact: Could not supply enough air to microorganisms and could lose compliance.

b. Likelihood: Failed

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Electrical study (Capital Project).

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Near future.

HIGH RISK: 1305 - VFD, PUMP 1, NPW2P NPW2P-1-VFD

a. Impact: Force to use primary NPW to feed plant equipment for seal/make-up water.

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: VFD has been purchased. Contractor to install.

g. External Partners: CVE

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1307 - VFD, PUMP 2, NPW2P NPW2P-2-VFD

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: VFD has been purchased. Contractor to install.

g. External Partners: CVE

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1311 - PUMP 4, JOCKEY, NPW2P NPW2P-4

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: VFD has been purchased. Contractor to install.

g. External Partners: CVE

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1333 - PIPING, NPW2P NPW2PPG

a. Impact: Force to use primary NPW to feed plant equipment for seal/make-up water. May need to valve off certain equipment

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 2 operators and 3 maintenance staff. Piping.

g. External Partners: None.

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 1334 - VALVES, NPW2P NPW2PVG

b. Likelihood: Possible

c. Overall Risk Score: 16

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are Quarterly, Semi-annual and

Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: PM’s (shown above). Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: VFD has been purchased. Contractor to install.

g. External Partners: CVE

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 137 - PUMP 1, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP1

a. Impact: Pump is required to be always run. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

i. Reporting Requirements: Potential to the Client

HIGH RISK: 138 - PUMP 2, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP2

a. Impact: Pump is required to be always run. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 139 - PUMP 3, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP3

a. Impact: Pumps is required to be always run. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PMs in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 140 - PUMP 4, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP4

a. Impact: Pumps is required to be run at all times. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 141 - PUMP 5, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP5

a. Impact: Pump is required to be run at all times. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 142 - PUMP 6, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP6

a. Impact: Pump is required to be run at all times. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the

CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 143 - PUMP 7, MIXED LIQUOR, INTERMEDIATE IMLRP7

a. Impact: Pumps is required to be run at all times. Potential major impact due to probability of failure.

Process strategy is available with limited ability to mitigate the impact.

b. Likelihood: Probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the CMMS.

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: 1 Operator and 1 Electronic Technician. Pump onsite.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Immediate

HIGH RISK: 196 - DIFFUSERS, TANK 1, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST1-DG

a. Impact: Reduced efficiency of air distribution. Potential process effects

b. Likelihood: probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Diffusers, 3 mechanics and 1 operator.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 198 - DIFFUSERS, TANK 2, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST2-DG

b. Likelihood: probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PM’s in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Diffusers, 3 mechanics and 1 operator.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 200 - DIFFUSERS, TANK 3, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST3-DG

b. Likelihood: probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PMs in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Diffusers, 3 mechanics and 1 operator.

g. External Partners: None

h. Risk Response: Near future

HIGH RISK: 202 - DIFFUSERS, TANK 4, ACTIVATED SLUDGE AST4-DG

b. Likelihood: probable

c. Overall Risk Score: 12

d. Current Action: Operational inspection in daily rounds. Also, there are two distinct Annual PMs in the CMMS

e. Mitigation: Creation of corrective action work orders if defects are found during operational rounds or PM.

f. Resources Needed: Diffusers, 3…

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