Dynatec converted an existing conventional biological treatment system at a dairy to a membrane bioreactor (MBR). The converted plant has the ability to process wastewater at the rate of 475,000 gallons per day.
Automotive parts manufacturer needed a UF system to remove oil and metals to allow the treated water to be acceptable for discharge.
A leading manufacturer of quick connectors for transfer of engine oil cooling fluids was in need of a wastewater treatment system to address oil and grease and heavy metal contaminants in their discharge. Based on understanding of the waste stream and ability to provide a cost effective solution, Dynatec was selected to provide a system that would produce effluent that reliably met the sewer discharge requirements.
An auto parts manufacturer was in need of a system to process 2,500 gallons per day of oily waste water. An ultrafiltration system was selected based upon its ability to consistently meet the discharge requirements without chemicals and limited operator involvement. This ultra filtration system removes oil and allow zinc in compliance with discharge requirements
A whiskey manufacturer needed a wastewater treatment system to reduce the very high organic content (BOD and COD) as well as the solids content (TSS) of the wastewater stillage to achieve the demanding final treated water discharge standards.
The end of March brings to a close Scottish Tourism Month. This is the first year that a whole month has been dedicated to events, activities, talks and more to celebrate and promote the tourism industry in Scotland. Developing from a single week to a full month, this is further proof of the growth of the sector and its importance to Scotland.
Last week Ross and Angela from the DYW Team were lucky enough see the start of an excellent example of a School/Business Partnership between Arbroath Academy and Dawnfresh Seafoods Ltd.
Channel 4 are heading to Dundee to show YOU the different opportunities within Production that they promote. This is a free workshop-based event where you’ll learn how to and create a short film and a chance to win great prizes if you impress on the day.
McCalls is one of Scotland’s leading Highlandwear specialists with a strong focus on customer service and affordability which has been developed over the last 130 years. The newest addition to the McCalls family is the Dundee branch which opened in May 2017 with a new team which included Kira Fraser who had worked in the Broughty Ferry store for almost two years.
Yesterday as part of Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2018 our DYW Apprentice Ambassadors visited St Paul’s RC Academy and chatted with S3 pupils about the fantastic opportunities apprenticeships can provide. This latest instalment of our Apprentice Ambassador programme saw Ambassadors representing Arnold Clark, Dundee City Council, and our own Modern Apprentice Lottie Reardon from our Developing the Young Workforce, Dundee and Angus Team.