IN THE NEWS
Eric E. Murdock, P.E. Named 2022 Graduate of Distinction at SUNY ESF
It is no coincidence Eric Murdock found his way to ESF. The experience of growing up on a lake contaminated by inadequate septic systems had an enormous influence on his career path. As a student, Murdock knew he wanted to do something more than make a living—he wanted to make a lasting contribution to the community and the environment. Read more here.
Precast Solutions Article - Septic System Earns Top Marks from School System
An emergency septic tank replacement incorporates multiple 10,000-gallon precast tanks, precast manholes plus an array of, pumps, controls and turbines. See the full article here.
Spectrum News - 1000 Islands Region News
Spectrum NEWS toured ONSITE’s Elm Tree Island Project with Eric Murdock and Save the River. See the full story here.
Elm Tree Island Owner created a video highlighting ONSITE’s septic system
The owner of Elm Tree Island loves his septic system so much, he created a youtube video highlighting the ONSITE system. View it here.
ABC 50 Report on Septic Issues in the 1000 Islands
ABC 50 did a news story on Save the River and ONSITE’s updated Septic Handbook for residents in local waterfront communities. View it here.
New York School Receives an Expansive Replacement System
Pressure distribution and large storage capacity with enhanced biological pretreatment bring better waste treatment to serve hundreds of students and teachers. Read the full article here.
Antiquated Lakefront Systems Call for ‘Divide and Conquer’ Solution
An innovative onsite design with nitrogen reduction and UV disinfection enables a homeowners association in upstate New York to achieve compliance and save money. Read the full article here.
The Summer Camp Challenge: Dealing With Spikes in Flow
New York’s Onsite Engineering is tasked with building a system that moves 50,000 gallons per day for two months, then sits idled the rest of the year. Read the full article here.
Environmental Impact
Murdock designs a pretreatment system including UV disinfection placed on a tiny brookside lot that helps protect the clean-water supply at New York’s Lake George.
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The Gift of Clean Water
Onsite Installer Magazine documents Murdock's rise in the decentralized wasterwater treatment industry, the services provided by Onsite Engineering, and Murdock's approach to finding solutions for new projects.
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Lake George Taking Steps to Tackle Faulty Septic Systems
The Lake George Mirror documents Murdock's assistance in evaluating and designing the onsite wastewater systems in close proximity to Lake George, NY by introducing new septic technologies to the area.
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Rehab For a Rehab
Onsite Installer Magazine documents Murdock's remediation design of a preexisting septic system in order to save a nearby trout stream from the wastewater generated by an 80-bed rehabilitation center.
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One of a Kind
Murdock's role as project manager for the Skaneateles Demonstration Project, aimed at bringing light to the benefits of OWTS in lakefront communities, found coverage in this edition of Onsite Water Treatment.
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Onsite Installer Magazine - Skaneateles, NY article
Using a unique combination of textile-peat filter and stormwater pipes, Murdock again finds a solution to an outdated onsite system on a sensitive lakefront property in Skaneateles, NY in this issue of Onsite Installer Magazine.
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New Septic System Can Boost Region's Development
Oswego County Business interviews Eric E. Murdock, P.E. as they discuss the economic potential in the new onsite technology that could allow hundreds of acres of land development in Oswego County.
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Menu For Success
Murdock allows a small seasonal restaurant to stay in business with a combination of treatment techniques on Skaneateles Lake, NY.
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Just the Right Recipe
Onsite Installer Magazine walks through designs and challenges Murdock faced in a project that solved septic issues for a building with outdated building codes, a functioning restaurant and bar, and three occupied apartments.
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