Every obligation your system carries, on one calendar, before the inspector asks.
Gas, water, wastewater and electric systems each answer to a different regulator, but the work has the same shape: a rule, a date, a qualified person, and a record that proves it was done. We keep all of it on one calendar for you, and we have the records ready when someone asks.
Gas
Leak surveys, corrosion reads, station checks, plans and annual reports for small distribution systems.
Water
Sampling schedules, consumer reports and public notices for drinking-water systems.
Wastewater
Your discharge permit turned into a working calendar, with the monthly reports that go with it.
Electric
Safety programs and records for municipal electric crews. Services in development.
Personnel records
Operator Qualification, onboarding, drug & alcohol, training and operator licences, kept current for every person.
One company, one calendar: the same people, trucks and 811 tickets often serve every system a city runs. We keep them in one place so nothing falls between departments.
You stay the operator of record. We make that easier, not blurrier.
The operator files and attests. Nothing is submitted to PHMSA or the OCC in your name without your review and signature.
Your records are yours. Copies on request at any time, and delivered back to you in a closing binder if we ever part ways.
Field crews are your crews. Whether they are city staff or a designated contractor, qualification and responsibility stay with the operator.
Everything is written down and dated as it happens. Records are written when the work is done, not reconstructed the week before an inspection, and we record a later correction as a new dated entry showing what it replaced rather than a quiet edit. An audit is a document request — and when the documents are already assembled, dated and searchable, answering it takes a fraction of the time. An audit that takes a fraction of the time costs a fraction as much.