The Gyeonggi Institute of Health and Environment recently released the 'Guidebook for the Management of Small-Scale Wastewater Treatment Facilities.'


Small-scale wastewater treatment facilities are often exempt from sampling for water quality inspections before and after completion, and there is a shortage of professional management personnel, making systematic management and supervision in the field difficult. In response, the Gyeonggi Institute of Health and Environment has prepared practical materials to reduce the burden of design review and guidance inspections for local government officials.


The guidebook serves as a reference that systematically organizes the necessary procedures from design review to operational management of small-scale wastewater treatment facilities.


Key contents include: ▲ The importance of managing private sewage treatment facilities and the current management status in Gyeonggi Province ▲ Introduction of wastewater treatment methods and proposals for appropriate treatment processes ▲ Design document review standards ▲ Procedures for pre-inspection and completion inspection ▲ Measures for water quality improvement and future tasks.


Gyeonggi Provincial Government

Gyeonggi Provincial Government

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In particular, the guidebook analyzes frequently occurring issues in the field and visualizes the necessary actions and management points, enabling practitioners to easily understand and immediately apply them.


The guidebook has been distributed to relevant organizations, including the National Archives of Korea, the departments in charge of 31 cities and counties within the province, and health and environment research institutes nationwide.


The Gyeonggi Institute of Health and Environment plans to continue strengthening technical support and training for the operation of small-scale wastewater treatment facilities in cooperation with local governments.



Hong Soonmo, Director of the Living Environment Research Division at the Gyeonggi Institute of Health and Environment, stated, "We hope this guidebook will enhance the capabilities of practitioners and help establish standards for wastewater treatment facilities that suit local conditions. We will continue our research and support so that residents can enjoy a pleasant water quality environment."


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