A conversation with Manu Leach

In this “Conversation with” we spoke to Manu Leach, a Project Engineer based in Atmos’ UK office. Manu shared how curiosity, adaptability and collaboration shape his work in the water and wastewater industries. We discussed his route into engineering, navigating differences between sectors and the value of asking the right questions.

The Atmos glossary

From pipeline leak and theft detection to simulation software, the world of pipeline technology is continuously evolving. With new innovations being introduced every day, it’s important to keep up to date on the language. The Atmos Glossary provides maximum information in a consumable format for pipeline companies, pipeline operators and other stakeholders in the industry.

Securing Chile’s mining future with responsible water management and enhanced pipeline security

In this blog, Sales Engineer Rodrigo Salgado discusses pipeline leak detection, theft detection and batch tracking’s roles in overcoming these mining challenges to secure Chile’s mining future.

Turning wastewater data into operational insight

Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port shares how recent installations of water hardware and flow units are turning live field data into practical insight. From rising mains in the UK to clean water pipelines in Italy, operators are now able to see pressure and flow trends in real time, helping them spot issues earlier and understand their pipelines better.

Field-confirmed: the leak that overflowed a valve pit

Senior Project Engineer Oliver Port shares how our water hardware identified a rising sewer main leak immediately as it happened, before becoming an environmental issue.