This phase involves continuous monitoring of key parameters such as flow rates, chemical dosages, and pH levels to ensure optimal plant performance. Regular equipment inspections help detect signs of wear, while data logging supports troubleshooting and operational efficiency.

Preventive maintenance focuses on scheduled activities like equipment cleaning, lubrication, and inspections to minimize downtime. Calibration of instruments ensures accuracy, while a well-planned maintenance schedule keeps all systems running smoothly.

In case of equipment failures, quick diagnosis and repairs are essential. Faulty components are repaired or replaced, and emergency response protocols are in place to handle issues like power outages or breakdowns, minimizing disruptions.

Regular laboratory tests and field monitoring ensure that treated water consistently meets safety and quality standards. Parameters like pH, turbidity, and chlorine levels are closely monitored to maintain compliance.

Comprehensive training programs equip operators with the necessary skills for maintenance, troubleshooting, and safe operation. Safety training ensures that staff can handle emergencies efficiently and prevent accidents.

Detailed logs of maintenance activities, operational data, and incidents are maintained to support continuous improvement. Accurate records provide insight into system performance and help plan future maintenance activities effectively.