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The Civil Infrastructure Network
The Civil Infrastructure Network
50 episodes
6 days ago
🎙️ The Civil Infrastructure Network is a media platform for civil engineers, public works professionals, utility managers, city officials, and construction leaders who are ready to challenge the status quo and deliver real education about the communities in which they live and work. We cover real issues — burnout, underpay, outdated systems — and spotlight forward-thinking solutions through leadership, AI, automation, communication, and entrepreneurship. From the field to the office, we’re building a connected community to share insights, educate the next generation, and unite people.
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🎙️ The Civil Infrastructure Network is a media platform for civil engineers, public works professionals, utility managers, city officials, and construction leaders who are ready to challenge the status quo and deliver real education about the communities in which they live and work. We cover real issues — burnout, underpay, outdated systems — and spotlight forward-thinking solutions through leadership, AI, automation, communication, and entrepreneurship. From the field to the office, we’re building a connected community to share insights, educate the next generation, and unite people.
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The Importance of Non-Revenue Water Reduction for Utilities
The Civil Infrastructure Network
44 minutes 29 seconds
1 year ago
The Importance of Non-Revenue Water Reduction for Utilities

Join host Chad Smeltzer as he discusses non-revenue water loss with water loss consultants Emma Quail and Andrew Swirsky. They explore the economic impact of water loss on utilities and the need for effective water loss reduction strategies. The conversation delves into the challenges utilities face in prioritizing water loss reduction and the importance of accurate data and measurement. The guests also emphasize the need for collaboration between utilities and service providers to implement effective non-revenue water management solutions. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the future of water management.
### About the Guest(s):
**Andrew Swirsky** is the founder of Infrasync, a firm dedicated to helping utilities leverage new technologies and accelerate their adoption to improve infrastructure. With a background in engineering, Andrew has worked with companies like Jones & Carter and Stantec, focusing on projects across the water cycle. His efforts span from large capital projects to digital twins and advanced technologies in leak detection.
**Emma Quail** is an independent water loss control consultant with nearly 23 years of experience. With a master's in environmental science from Northern Ireland, she inadvertently found her passion in the non-revenue water space. Her experience includes hands-on leak detection, data analysis, sales, and business development. Emma advocates for practical experience in the field and has worked for major players in the industry, as well as engaging with startups to bring innovative water loss solutions to the market.

The Civil Infrastructure Network
🎙️ The Civil Infrastructure Network is a media platform for civil engineers, public works professionals, utility managers, city officials, and construction leaders who are ready to challenge the status quo and deliver real education about the communities in which they live and work. We cover real issues — burnout, underpay, outdated systems — and spotlight forward-thinking solutions through leadership, AI, automation, communication, and entrepreneurship. From the field to the office, we’re building a connected community to share insights, educate the next generation, and unite people.