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18th September 2021: Glan Agua informed the Kiltiernan Group Water Scheme, on Saturday the18th September that the quality of the raw water has deteriorated again. It had improved during the previous week. Since early June there has been a deterioration of the raw water entering the treatment plant .As a consequence of this, process adjustments
Glan Agua has just informed us that the raw water entering the plant in Kiltiernan has started to deteriorate again over the last couple of days. Glan Agua is managing this by running the plant for shorter run time ie. we are running the plant between 3.7m – 4m. They have also increased our
Our water scheme quality and taste has been extremely good over the years but in early June we saw a deterioration in raw water quality. (Full details available in the news section below). It improved again but there was very heavy rain last Friday and since then the raw water quality has been up and down.
Following the recent downpour of rain, the turbidity (relative clarity of a liquid) in the raw water extracted has increased. This increase in turbidity results in an increase in the amount of chlorine used and some members may experience a chlorine smell and/or a taste from the water. The chlorine levels in the water are
The Kiltiernan Group Water Scheme Board of Management would like to remind all our members the importance of water conservation and most particularly throughout this dry period. We are not currently at a stage where we need to apply water restrictions but we do appreciate all efforts our members make not to waste the water.
The water quality status is moving from advisory status to safe as our test results continue to indicate the water quality is safe. We invite any of our members to contact us with any concerns or questions they may have and while the scheme has made every effort to communicate the progress we have compiled
Michael John has started flushing the mains yesterday and will continue through next week. There may be a drop in water pressure in some areas during this activity. While our test result data on water leaving the treatment plant continues to be within parameters, our recommendation on boiling the water will remain in place until
The raw water quality within the treatment plant has returned to “normal “ values with the treated water color and turbidity low. This improvement is reflected in the increased UV Intensity and the stabilization in the chlorine usage at the treatment plant. The taste issues noted on the network are likely as a result of
Covid-19 has almost completely disappeared from the media however we need to be aware that it is not gone. Life has reverted back to the pre-Covid days for the most part but there are still some observances we need to follow. I ask you be respectful when dealing with the scheme workers / sub contractors when conducting face to face meetings as we need to be mindful of their health and safety. Please maintain a minimum of 2 meters distance at all times and when a more prolonged conversation is required, please contact us by phone or email.
Kiltiernan Group Water scheme is committed to conducting business in a manner that is safe for its workers and members of the community. If you have any safety concerns related to the group water scheme please contact the scheme manager at kiltiernangws@gmail.com or the Safety Representative at safety@kiltiernan-gws.ie
Please contact Michael John murphy, the scheme manager, at kiltiernangws@gmail.com if there are any issues you wish to discuss.
If there is any difficulty in making contact on this email then please contact info@kiltiernan-gws.ie.
Alternatively phone Michael John at 086 0203012
