The head of Menoufia Water meets with the operations and maintenance directors to discuss the company's preparations for the rainy season.
Eng. Rushdi El-Sayed Omar, Chairman of the Menoufia Drinking Water and Wastewater Company, held a meeting with the operations and maintenance managers at the affiliated branches, in the presence of the heads of the operations and maintenance, technical support, laboratories, and quality control sectors, to discuss the company's preparations for the 2025 winter rainy season.
He discussed the company's preparations for the rainy season and the measures it has taken to combat rain and floods, stressing the need for emergency teams to be prepared and to complete the plan to clean rain drains, prepare water suction equipment, and ensure the readiness of cars and vehicles used in the process of suctioning rainwater.
He discussed the company's preparations for the rainy season and the measures it has taken to combat rain and floods, stressing the need for emergency teams to be prepared and to complete the plan to clean rain drains, prepare water suction equipment, and ensure the readiness of cars and vehicles used in the process of suctioning rainwater.
He issued instructions for the necessity of full coordination between the Operations and Maintenance Sector and the Commercial Sector in identifying clandestine connections and monitoring encroachments on networks to increase the collection rates due to the company.
He stressed the need to ensure the efficiency of pumping stations and treatment plants, review the efficiency of pumps and diesel engines, and ensure their efficiency, as well as pay attention to periodic maintenance of stations and work to rationalize energy consumption at all stations.
He also stressed the need to adhere to occupational health and safety procedures and security instructions at all work sites to protect individuals and property.
He also stressed the importance of following up on all complaints received on the 125 hotline 24 hours a day, to present and resolve them immediately, especially problems related to water outages, sudden breaks in water lines, and sewage problems. He emphasized the need to communicate with citizens, identify their problems, and quickly move to crisis locations if any occur.
