A data-driven approach to environmental safety compliance

Learn how Brown and Caldwell adopted field inspection management capabilities that can increase compliance and performance at the same time.

In an effort to leverage advanced technologies to improve water and wastewater systems across the United States, Brown and Caldwell has adopted field inspection management capabilities that can increase compliance and inspection performance at the same time.

Join Fulcrum’s Jake Freivald and Sean Kilpatrick, Principal Engineer from Brown and Caldwell on a fireside-chat style discussion that lays out some of the advantages of their data-driven approach to environmental safety.

Topics will include:

How digitized field inspections have improved the ability to assess water and wastewater facilities with high levels of compliance and efficiency
How field inspection management capabilities help Brown and Caldwell deliver daily reports as well as longer-term analyses of wastewater compliance
How Brown and Caldwell leverage location information for improved project management and quality assurance

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