Posted by:
James L. Condon, PE
Environmental Engineer

Jim’s engineering experience covers a wide range of disciplines with emphasis on chemical and sanitary engineering projects. Specific areas of expertise include both wastewater treatment plant operations and wastewater treatment design projects involving design of activated sludge plants and sequencing batch reactors for biological nutrient removal, anaerobic and aerobic digesters, belt filter
press dewatering, and composting; microscreening; rotating biological contactors; lift station and sewer distribution systems; laboratory design; biological nutrient removal; and retention and aerated lagoons.

Jim has been involved in wastewater operations his entire career, which includes extensive experience in plant operations. He has been the operator of several plants in Nebraska, including operator supervision and training, plant operation and start-up, preparation of operation and maintenance manuals and troubleshooting. He has also been involved in design of wastewater plants for ammonia and nitrate removal as well as development of ammonia standards for surface water in Nebraska. Jim’s education includes a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Nebraska and Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.