SUEZ Water Long Island

Know a maintenance technician looking for work? SUEZ Water Long Island is hiring! https://bit.ly/3dCzcBq

Come join our team! We're looking for a Wastewater Project Engineer at the Cedar Creek Water Reclamation Facility in Wantagh, NY. Learn more. https://bit.ly/3ihd00u

We're hiring! We have several Plant Operator Trainee positions open at our Bay Park plant in East Rockaway. Learn more. https://bit.ly/33Hz7c8

SUEZ is committed to protecting the environment for the residents of Nassau County. Learn more about how the biological nutrient removal system at Bay Park helps protect the Western Bays for Long Islanders. https://on.ny.gov/2F6GOzk

SUEZ was thrilled to join Nassau County Executive Laura Curran to celebrate biological nutrient removal (BNR) at the Bay Park treatment plant. N is for Nitrogen, as Senator Chuck Schumer reminded everyone, and now there is much less of it going into the Western Bays which is a huge environmental win for all Long Islanders.

Are you looking to help protect Long Island's environment? We're hiring a process engineer. Learn more https://bit.ly/3ihd00u.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran presents Kevin Chandler, SUEZ’ General Manager and Vice President of the company's Nassau County wastewater operations, with an honorary physician’s coat in recognition of a $50,000 donation to the Nassau Health Care Foundation from the SUEZ NA Foundation for COVID-19 relief/support. Joining them (l to r) are Robert Detor, Chairman of the Nassau County University Medical Center and Dr. Anthony Boutin, MD, FACEP, Chairman, Department of E...mergency Medicine. This donation is part of a $600,000 commitment from the SUEZ NA Foundation to help address COVID-19 health needs at local public health organizations, as well as nonprofit community health organizations throughout North America. Grant funding will help finance innovative COVID-19 research, help address urgent COVID-19-related health needs at the community level, and reduce health disparities for patients in need, particularly in underserved communities.

#WorldOceansDay As beaches slowly reopen, we must make a point to respect the environment. Proper disposal of #masks and #waste will keep them out of our oceans. Learn more: https://bit.ly/30gh4bU

Today is #earthday Worldwide we have seen #thankyou messages flourishing over the globe. #togetherwecan fight against #covid19 #togtherwecan provide #essentialservices #togetherwecan act for #climateaction... #togetherwecan save Earth See more

For the sacrifices that you’ve made and that you continue to make during this time, know that our thanks are never enough. On this #WorldHealthDay, we stand with our colleagues across North America in saluting our #HealthHeroes

One of the final steps to commission the new main substation at Bay Park involves running the entire plant on the generators on the roof for seven full days. To be clear, all of our engines are working perfectly fine, this is simply a required test before these generators can be deemed fully operational and we can get rid of the temporary generators that haven been onsite since Superstorm Sandy. This will mark a new phase of operations at the plant. While the test, slated to ...begin on Monday, March 23 and last for seven days, will be temporarily inconvenient for the community, it will be beneficial long term for everyone. In the event that the generators experience a hiccup, the test will be aborted and will have to start over at a later date. If you have any questions about this test, please reach out to me at [email protected] or 516-401-5557 via phone or text. Thank you for your understanding and patience as we work to complete this necessary work. See more

Toilet paper may be hard to come by right now, but please do not flush anything else! Napkins, wipes and other paper products clog sewer pipes and should be disposed of in the garbage.

At SUEZ, our commitment to providing customers clean, safe drinking water is our number one priority.We are closely monitoring the developments around the COVID-19 outbreaks in our local areas. Rest assured, that we will continue to treat and test your water. And the water will keep flowing for everyone. No customer will be shutoff during the crisis. Beginning March 16, SUEZ is enacting the following measures to ensure the health and well-being of customers and our employee...s: - SUEZ offices are closed to the general public. Customers who pay bills in person must utilize online payment, pay by phone or visit a third-party payment location. - Field service appointments, including meter changes, are suspended. Field staff will only perform emergency or critical work. Our teams are working around the clock to ensure the continuity of service across our operations. We value you the trust you instill in us and we take it incredibly seriously. We not only work in these communities, we live here as well. We’re all in this together and we’re here for you.

Working at #SUEZ means acting for a sustainable environment. #joinus.https://bit.ly/2wsE76y #IWD2020

SUEZ Water Long Island is proud to play a role in helping prevent plastic pollution on Long Island. Check out what our GM Alan Weland has to say about plastic pollution in this short film from Atlantic Marine Conservation Society.