Case Study: Jumping Fire Hydrants With With NSF Hose & PRV
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Case Study: Jumping Fire Hydrants With NSF Hose & PRV

In this small case study, we will talk about the process of jumping fire hydrants and how Lake Tahoe PUD jumped fire hydrants with a mobile PRV and NSF Hose.

In this episode we discuss:

  • The South Tahoe Public Utility District
  • Why you might need to jump fire hydrants
  • The products we use to jump fire hydrants

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About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.

Case Study: Jumping Fire Hydrants With With NSF Hose & PRV

How And Why To Apply For Federal Grants From F.E.M.A
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How And Why To Apply For Federal Grants From F.E.M.A


There are a number of different circumstances why you would apply for a federal grants from F.E.M.A due to natural disasters.

In this episode we discuss:

  • Applying for Federal Grants
  • What is Hazards Migration
  • Various Natural Disasters F.E.M.A Covers

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About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.

How And Why To Apply For Federal Grants From F.E.M.A

How To Choose A Lay Flat Hose System For Potable Water
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How To Choose A Layflat Hose System For Potable Water


We will explain how a water utility can choose a layflat hose system that best suits their needs. It’s not just about the trailer, a lot of other things to consider.

In this episode we discuss how to:

  • Know Your Pipe System
  • Know Your Fire Hydrants  
  • Know Your Risk
  • Know Your Neighbors 
  • Know Your Budget

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About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.

How To Choose A Layflat Hose System For Potable Water

Supply Chain Issues With Layflat Hose
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Supply Chain Issues For Layflat Hose


On this episode, I recap a great article from Flow magazine of The American Water Works Association.

The article details supply chain issues for layflat hose and how it has affected water, water plants, water distribution, and how that has an effect on our industry.

I share my takeaways and share that somehow we can prepare and manage the current supply chain issues.

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About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.

 

Supply Chain Issues for Layflat Hose

Isaac Alatorre
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Meet Your Host Issac Alatorre


Get to know your host Isaac Alatorre as he chats with Chris Revill (Simplified Impact) about how Isaac got into the utility industry, what lead Isaac to purchase Portable Pipeline Systems from David W. Jackson, what we can expect from future episodes, and what Isaac likes to do in his free time. 


Subscribe To The Podcast:

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Connect With The Show:

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About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.

Utility Emergency Response Podcast
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Welcome to Utility Emergency Response


Meet your host Isaac Alatorre Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management. In this introductory episode Issac shares what’s in store for the future of Welcome to Utility Emergency Response.


Subscribe To The Podcast:

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Connect With The Show:

Facebook | Linkedin | Website


About Isaac:

Chairman & Emergency Pipeline Advisor for Water, Wastewater, and Flood Management.

A UC Irvine graduate and beginning his career in safety and emergency supplies. Isaac was trained by David Jackson on all things related to PPS. With the help of his predecessor, he has updated PPS in regard to technology and processes. He believes that PPS has just started to make an impact.

PPS has usually been a west coast company but now Isaac believes that PPS can help utilities across the globe with PPS many applications. Not only with pipelines but with emergency response awareness as a whole. He enjoys sports, whiskey, and food.

About Portable Pipeline Systems:

We value preparation, trust, and integrity with our clients. We provide systems and solutions, not price only products. We encourage our clients to prepare in advance for the worst be it earthquake, flood, fires, or just an aging infrastructure.

At PPS we do not claim to have every solution for every disaster, we encourage clients to be open about their solutions and include all possible vendors. When in a disaster situation, a city, county, state, or government needs to consider all options.