Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey (SSES) Hialeah, Miami, Broward, Doral, Opa-Locka,

PUMP OUTS UNLIMITED, INC

Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey (SSES)

Sewer System Evaluation Survey (SSES) is the critical first step in Sewer System Evaluation and Management (SSEM) program which includes project management/ 

coordination of flow monitoring, sewer system evaluation, field survey, system mapping, hydraulic modeling and analysis, best management practices, cleaning and long-term 

maintenance management programs. Most local agencies have laws or ordinances that 

require all publicly and privately owned and operated sanitary sewer collection and 

transmission systems to complete a Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey (SSES) by a 

stipulated time. In many cases, the SSES is conducted in compliance with guidelines 

based on U.S. EPA's Sewer System Infrastructure Analysis and Rehabilitation Handbook



If you have received a notice from DERM (Department of Environmental Resources Management) feel free to contact us.  305.6207005 or email is at info@pumpoutsunlimited.com

Pursuant to Chapter 24 of the Miami –Dade County Code, the Second Cycle for the SSES is due by November 12, 2012. The completion of this work will be require that the sanitary sewer collection system ( lift station0 be surveyed and / or tested to assure compliance with the Code.
A completed Second Cycle SSES report indicating the status of the system (lift station) and describing the actions implemented to bring the sanitary sewer system (lift station) into compliance shall be provided to DERM on or before November 12, 2012.
The submittal report shall follow the SSES guidelines for the Second Cycle. An early start on your part will help to ensure that you will meet the SSES requirement on time. The mentioned guidelines were updated and revised for the required Second Cycle SSES.

Pump Outs Unlimited is familiar with these Guidelines as they contained additional information and requirements that were not included in the previous cycle. For a copy of the Guidelines may be requested via email at PSO@miamidade.gov
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