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MCERTS Flow Certification – A Guide to Compliance with the New Regulations

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MCERTS Flow Certification – A Guide to Compliance with the New Regulations

13 Dec, 1901

Published over 124 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Water/wastewater.

Les Hunter

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The Environment Agency (EA) is extending its Monitoring Certification scheme: MCERTS regulations on the self-monitoring of effluent flow to apply to trade and industrial dischargers with PPC permits. Site managers have until December 2008 to complete the audit process and put in plans for remedial action where it is required.

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