Wastewater MonitoringManaged SCADA for Lift Stations, Collection Systems, and Compliance

Wastewater collection systems are the backbone of public health infrastructure, and a single undetected failure can lead to sanitary sewer overflows, environmental violations, property damage, and regulatory fines. Mission’s managed SCADA provides the real-time visibility that wastewater utilities need to prevent overflows, optimize pump operations, and maintain regulatory compliance across their entire collection system.

More than 3,500 utilities rely on Mission RTUs to monitor their lift stations, with many deploying an RTU at every station in their system. The combination of purpose-built hardware, secure cellular connectivity, and the 123SCADA platform gives operators complete oversight of wet well levels, manhole/sewer, pump performance, power conditions, and alarm states from any device, anywhere.

Combined sewer overflow (CSO) and sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) events are among the most heavily regulated aspects of wastewater management. Utilities are required to monitor, report, and minimize overflow events to protect public health and water quality.

Mission’s MyLevel sewer monitoring system provides continuous, battery-powered level monitoring in manholes and overflow structures. The device tracks sewer levels in real time, detecting rising conditions that precede overflow events and triggering alerts before sewage reaches the surface.

The 123SCADA platform logs all overflow events with timestamps, durations, and peak levels for regulatory reporting. Historical data helps utilities identify chronic problem areas, evaluate the effectiveness of infrastructure investments, and build long-term capacity plans.

Rainfall correlation tools allow operators to overlay sewer level data with local rainfall measurements to quantify inflow and infiltration (I&I) and target rehabilitation spending where it will have the greatest impact.