Quality Assurance

ELDOWAS has a well established Quality Assurance Section which is managed by a highly qualified and well-experienced staff whose mandate provide assurance that the quality of water supplied and the final effluent discharged comply with the required standards. The company Laboratory is ISO 17025 Certified and is accredited for analysis of potable water. The laboratory is well equipped with ultra-modern equipment for ensuring that we continuously maintain high quality standards of potable water and effluent that meet the required national as well as international environmental standards.  

ELDOWAS ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accredited Laboratory

In line with our mandate of the provision of quality and affordable water that is available to our consumers, we have continued to maintain the highest standards in our abstraction, treatment and distribution processes. The service area covered by ELDOWAS, like many other areas, continues to experience a water deficit with demand far outs-stripping supply. In order to ensure sufficient availability of the scarce resource, the company continues to enhance conservation measures aimed at curbing water losses through the establishment of a fully fledged Non Revenue Water (NRW) unit and the use of modern technologies including adoption of HDPE pipes and smart metering technologies to manage water losses and improve service efficiency. The company also continues to explore additional water sources, the latest one being the commissioning of the Kapsoya – Ellegirini water project and the Naiberi Water Treatment Plant in August 2018. Other upcoming water projects include the Kipkaren Dam, Two Rivers Dam, Kerita Dam and the Endaragwa Dam Projects. An elaborate Water Master Plan for Uasin Gishu County has been developed which, when fully realized, will ensure water sufficiency until 2040. 

Inspection of the new Naiberi Water Treatment Plant in July 2018 by the Cabinet Secretary for Water and Sanitation Mr. Simon Chelugui
Inspection of the new Naiberi Water Treatment Plant in July 2018 by the Cabinet Secretary for Water and Sanitation Mr. Simon Chelugui
Commissioning of the Ellegirini Pipeline and Kapsoya Treatment plant in August 2018 by H. E. the Deputy President accompanied by  the CS Water and Sanitation as well as the Governor of Uasin Gishu County
Commissioning of the Ellegirini Pipeline and Kapsoya Treatment plant in August 2018 by H. E. the Deputy President accompanied by the CS Water and Sanitation as well as the Governor of Uasin Gishu County
Commissioning of the Ellegirini Pipeline and Kapsoya Treatment plant in August 2018 by H. E. the Deputy President accompanied by  the CS Water and Sanitation as well as the Governor of Uasin Gishu County
Commissioning of the Ellegirini Pipeline and Kapsoya Treatment plant in August 2018 by H. E. the Deputy President accompanied by the CS Water and Sanitation as well as the Governor of Uasin Gishu County
Smart meters and other equipment for installation in Kipkorgot
Smart meters and other equipment for installation in Kipkorgot
Consumer smart water meter installation in Kipkorgot
Consumer smart water meter installation in Kipkorgot
A view of our water treatment plant in Kapsoya
A view of our water treatment plant in chebara
An aerial view of the new Naiberi Water Treatment plant
An aerial view of the new Naiberi Water Treatment plant

On wastewater treatment and disposal, the company has adopted modern technology to ensure that the quality of the final effluent being discharged into the environment meets the set national and international standards. The waste water treatment processes and proper disposal measures reduce potentially adverse impacts of effluent on the general health of downstream users and threats to the environment. Further, we ensure that manufacturing entities and other industries within Eldoret municipality adhere to acceptable standards of effluent discharged into our sewerage system as set out by NEMA and other regulatory bodies.

A view of our wastewater treatment plant in Kipkenyo area
A view of our wastewater treatment plant in Kipkenyo area

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