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JEA Industrial Pretreatment Awards
2013-10-29
Jacksonville, FL - The JEA Industrial Pretreatment Group held a ceremony to recognize the outstanding environmental performance of several local manufacturing facilities that achieved 100% industrial pretreatment compliance during 2012.
Large manufacturing companies that discharge wastewater into the JEA sewer system are permitted by the JEA Industrial Pretreatment Group. The companies honored illustrate the diversity of manufacturing present on the First Coast – from multi-national corporations to logistics companies to local manufacturers.
One hundred percent compliance means that the facilities met all the conditions of their permits, discharged wastewater meeting effluent criteria, submitted required environmental reports, and passed rigorous on-site inspections. Several facilities were recognized for multiple years of perfect compliance.
Four companies have achieved eight consecutive years of perfect compliance: Norfolk Southern Corporation, Rex Packaging, Swisher International, and Trend Offset Printing.
JEA Managing Director/CEO, Paul McElroy thanked the group for working together with a unified purpose. “Your efforts have allowed us (JEA) to focus on nutrient reduction, specifically nitrogen, and have contributed to our success,” McElroy said.
Below is a list of the honorees and each company’s consecutive years of 100% compliance:
Facility | Years |
Norfolk Southern Corporation | 8 |
Rex Packaging | 8 |
Swisher International | 8 |
Trend Offset Printing | 8 |
Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. | 7 |
CSX Transportation-West Yard | 7 |
K&G Box | 7 |
Vistakon | 7 |
Aramark Uniform Services, Inc. | 6 |
Biomet Microfixation | 6 |
Florida East Coast Railway | 6 |
Siemens Industry, Inc. | 6 |
Southern Tank | 6 |
JEA Brandy Branch Generating Station | 5 |
Unison Industries, Inc | 5 |
Bacardi Bottling Corporation | 4 |
Cenveo | 4 |
Publix Super Markets | 4 |
Anheuser Busch InBev – Jacksonville Brewery | 3 |
C&C Bulk Liquid Transfer | 3 |
CSX Intermodal Terminal | 3 |
NuStar Jacksonville Terminal | 3 |
Owens Corning Fiberglass | 3 |
Pan-Glo Florida | 3 |
Renessenz, LLC | 3 |
Whitewave, Inc. - Extraction Facility | 3 |
Chevron Products Co. | 2 |
CSX Transportation, Inc. - Moncrief Yard | 2 |
Flowers Baking Co. of Jacksonville, Inc. | 2 |
JEA Northside Generating Station | 2 |
Packaging Corporation of America | 2 |
Shaw's Southern Belle Frozen Foods, Inc. | 2 |
Alsco, Inc. | 1 |
American Coolair Corp. | 1 |
Heinz Portion Control | 1 |
International Flavors and Fragrances | 1 |
Metal Container Corp. | 1 |
Pepsi-Cola | 1 |
Roux Laboratories, Inc. | 1 |
Saft America Inc. | 1 |
Water Recovery, LLC | 1 |
Westway Terminal Co, LLC | 1 |
The event, held at the City of Jacksonville Main Library, was well attended. Thirty-five of the honored facilities were in attendance to receive their awards. For more information please contact Dave McKee, Manager, JEA Pollution Prevention Programs at (904) 665-4336.
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Industrial Pretreatment
JEA Industrial Pretreatment is responsible for administration of the National Pretreatment Program in areas that discharge wastewater into JEA-owned wastewater facilities. JEA has been recognized for its robust pollution prevention programs, community outreach efforts, and internal process improvements and controls leading to dramatic reductions in pollutant loadings to JEA Water Reclamation Facilities.