Water and wastewater operations run continuously.
Treatment processes, pumps, lift stations, reservoirs, instrumentation, power systems, and remote facilities all have to work together while operators maintain visibility across the entire system.
Systems Interface designs, integrates, modernizes, and supports automation and SCADA systems for water and wastewater facilities, helping municipalities and utilities maintain reliable operations while preparing their infrastructure for what comes next.
With more than 40 years of industrial automation experience and over 125 years of combined water and wastewater experience across the team, SII brings practical engineering knowledge to systems communities depend on every day.
Operators need to know what is happening throughout the system, including assets they cannot physically see.
A treatment facility may need to coordinate process equipment within the plant while monitoring lift stations, reservoirs, pumps, wells, and other assets spread across a large service area.
Systems Interface develops SCADA and control systems that bring those operations together.
That can include plant-wide controls, remote telemetry, alarm management, process instrumentation, historical data, and operator interfaces that provide the information needed to understand system conditions and respond when something changes.
Water and wastewater automation extends far beyond turning pumps on and off.
SII's documented experience includes automation and controls for:
Each part of the operation creates different control requirements, but all depend on reliable information and predictable system behavior.
Many water and wastewater facilities are operating equipment from multiple generations.
Older PLCs may still control critical processes. SCADA platforms may have been expanded repeatedly over the years. Remote sites may use different communications technologies. Some equipment may be approaching obsolescence while other parts of the system still have years of useful life remaining.
Systems Interface helps utilities evaluate those environments and develop practical modernization strategies.
That can include PLC migrations, SCADA upgrades, phased control system replacements, network improvements, and integration of existing equipment into modern control architectures.
The objective is to create a system that is more reliable and maintainable without losing sight of the infrastructure that has to remain operational throughout the transition.
Systems Interface supports water and wastewater operations with capabilities including:
These capabilities allow SII to support both individual control challenges and larger plant-wide or distributed automation systems.
SII's water and wastewater experience includes municipal, tribal, remote, and private water systems with very different operational requirements.
Providing dependable water in remote Alaska creates challenges that extend beyond traditional control system design.
Systems Interface implemented a remote automation solution in Emmonak designed to improve system visibility, strengthen reliability, and support efficient water delivery in an extreme operating environment.
Systems Interface supported a major SCADA expansion and modernization of water treatment and distribution infrastructure for Chehalis Tribal Utilities.
The project replaced outdated technology with a modern, scalable control platform designed to improve system monitoring, remote visibility, reliability, and troubleshooting while supporting dependable water service for the community.
Systems Interface designed and integrated a private well water treatment and remote monitoring system incorporating multi-stage filtration and UV disinfection.
The system continuously monitors well levels and pH, uses a hardwired alarm dialer for critical conditions, and provides secure cellular connectivity for remote monitoring and troubleshooting.
A technically sophisticated control system is only useful if the people responsible for the facility can operate and maintain it.
That is particularly important for utilities facing limited technical resources, distributed infrastructure, aging equipment, and systems that have grown over decades.
Systems Interface emphasizes standardized, intuitive, and maintainable control systems that give operators useful information without unnecessary complexity.
Clear diagnostics, alarm management, remote visibility, and consistent system architecture help teams identify problems faster and support the system over its operating life.
Water and wastewater infrastructure does not stop being critical when a project is commissioned.
Systems Interface provides ongoing engineering support through remote diagnostics, on-site field service, troubleshooting, system modifications, upgrades, and expansion support.
For critical issues, SII also provides rapid-response troubleshooting intended to help diagnose problems, restore safe operation, and minimize downtime.
SII supports water and wastewater treatment plants, lift stations, pump stations, water distribution systems, storage facilities, remote sites, and telemetry systems.
Yes. SII's documented capabilities include SCADA upgrades, PLC migrations, phased control system replacements, industrial networking, and integration of existing equipment into modern control architectures.
Yes. SII supports lift and pump station automation including wet well level control, pump sequencing, alarms, flow monitoring, gas detection, power monitoring, and remote telemetry.
SII's documented water and wastewater capabilities include radio, cellular, and fiber SCADA networks for distributed assets.
Yes. SII provides remote diagnostics, field service, troubleshooting, engineering modifications, upgrades, expansion support, and rapid-response support for critical issues.
Water infrastructure is measured in decades.
Control technology changes much faster.
Systems Interface helps bridge that gap by engineering automation systems around the realities of the facility today while creating a practical path for modernization, expansion, and long-term support.
From treatment processes inside the plant to remote assets miles away, the objective remains the same: give operators reliable control and clear visibility into the systems they are responsible for.
Whether you're planning a SCADA modernization, upgrading a treatment process, improving remote visibility, replacing aging controls, or trying to solve an existing operational problem, start with the system you have today.
We'll help determine the right path forward.