From concept to commissioning, here’s how the Seven Seas Water team works to deliver solutions built to sustain a life expectancy of 25+ years. Our plants have low life-cycle costs, require minimal maintenance, have the highest on-line time, and are operational in a short time frame.

Assessment

• Our business development staff meets with you to understand your particular objectives and act as your project liaison through the entire process.
• With your guidance, our business development and engineering team outlines your water treatment needs and coordinates engineering efforts.

Strategy

• Design engineers develop a comprehensive process design based on your goals.
• To integrate the plant seamlessly into your infrastructure, the design team reviews and refines the process design.
• The drafting department transforms the design into 2D and 3D concepts.
• A project-specific proposal is based on your needs, incorporating the long-term experience and cutting-edge technology of the Seven Seas Water team.
• After the proposal is presented and refined, concepts and specific solutions are finalized between your team and ours.

Procurement

• Drawings are finalized with the client, from which we create a complete bill of materials.
• A project manager (PM) is assigned who is the dedicated client interface and ensures the project is created according to design, schedule, and budget.
• Our specialized procurement team defines equipment items and starts placing orders, taking advantage of reduced pricing from bulk purchasing agreements with dedicated equipment and part suppliers – savings that are passed on to our clients.
• Because of Seven Seas Water’s secure financial backing, we are not subject to delays in procuring and building the equipment for our client’s plant, unlike cash-constrained companies.
• Procurement works with our suppliers to fabricate and ship all non-field assembled equipment to our Tampa operation, where it is inspected and tested or shop-tested and shipped to location.

Logistics / Shipping

• Our shipping and transport team is very knowledgeable on shipping and the logistics of getting your plant delivered. Plus, our familiarity with local customs and taxes helps eliminate surprises and delays.

Local Support

• We re-evaluate the local team that is responsible for operating and maintaining the facility 24/7. This ensures we have adequate resources to fully support your operation and make adjustments as needed.

Construction

• Our Tampa construction team builds skid-mounted systems for smaller to medium-sized plants, fully tests them and ships them to the site for installation. Larger systems, partially factory assembled, are factory-component tested before shipping and then field-assembled.
• The PM, construction manager, local office personnel, and field engineers oversee onsite construction and start-up using qualified tradespersons with local experience as much as possible, depending on availability.

Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)

• Our professional EHS team reviews every step of the process from start to finish, from early design and major equipment selection through construction – up to the last day of operation.
• EHS ensures that our operations comply with the local, federal, and international health, safety, and environmental regulations.
• The group’s mandate also includes reducing waste, minimizing environmental impact, and maintaining a safe and clean workplace and environment.

Ongoing Support

• Seven Seas Water’s dedicated local staff familiarizes themselves with your specific operation. In the best case scenario, our client’s water needs are so well met, they forget we are even there.
• To ensure we’re achieving our customers’ goals, our local operations group is backed by our Tampa HQ operations team, which provides ongoing plant support and assists in general maintenance.
• Remote monitoring of the plants gives the PM and engineering staff real-time data to anticipate and prevent any extended downtime or problems, providing back-up support while reducing onsite labor costs.