IMS Annual Conference 2019

The City of West Jordan has implemented a system wide replacement of their Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system in a three phased approach. Phase I consisted of developing a master plan that captured the City’s vision, defined the approach, identified features and capabilities of the City’s existing SCADA system, outlined and planned near-term improvements, and the analysis and selection of a new Human Interface Software (HMI). Phase II included the HMI architecture design, development of control system standards, and design of the remote site controls and telemetry to monitor and control reservoirs, valves, meters, and pumps within the City’s water system. During Phase II construction documents were created for the replacement of the SCADA system, the project was bid, and a contractor was selected. In Phase III the selected contractor is constructing and installing the SCADA system control panels and the HMI software is being programmed to control the remote facility sites. The SCADA system components at each facility site will be replaced over the next 6 months. The new system will be commissioned in phases during this time, with project completion anticipated in November of 2019.