Wastewater & Wastewater Microbiology

Eurofins Environment Testing is a pioneer in the analysis of wastewater for demonstrating compliance with wastewater permit requirements.

Eurofins Environment Testing has extensive experience performing wastewater monitoring for the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) meeting the program requirements as administered in the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware and Maryland for 40 CFR Part 136.

Our technical staff will review your permit and develop a monitoring program based on your needs and permit requirements. Data from monitoring events is clearly reported. Permit exceedances are flagged for easy recognition and presented in a timely manner to enable the client to initiate corrective action if necessary.

Eurofins Environment Testing field services staff regularly performs wastewater sampling and is well versed in developing sampling schemes to comply with client specific permit requirements. Eurofins Environment Testing also applies wastewater monitoring technology to the sampling and analysis of surface waters and stormwater to develop data for comparison with Federal and State standards.

Eurofins Environment Testing microbiology laboratories offer the following NELAP accredited methods:

  • EPA Method 1103.1 - E. Coli
  • EPA Method 1600 - Enterococci
  • EPA Method 1603 - E. Coli
  • Pseudalert - Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
  • Standard Methods 9213D - E. Coli
  • Standard Methods 9213E - Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
  • Standard Methods 9215B - Heterotrophic Bacteria
  • Standard Methods 9221B - Total Coliform
  • Standard Methods 9221 C&E - Fecal Coliform
  • Standard Methods 9222B - Total Coliform
  • Standard Methods 9222D - Fecal Coliform
  • Standard Methods 9230C - Enterococci
  • Standard Methods 9230C - Fecal Streptococci
  • Standard Methods 9260D + EPA 625/R-92/013 Appendix F - Salmonella

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