CARIBBEAN ECO & WASTEWATER SOLUTIONS · KINGSTON, JAMAICA · EST. 2003

Engineering clean water for Jamaica.

We design, build, and operate wastewater infrastructure across all 14 parishes — every project rooted in environmental stewardship, technical rigor, and operational accountability.

OPERATING ACROSS14 PARISHES
SINCE2003
02.00 · OUR PRACTICE
ABOUT

Twenty years of building infrastructure that doesn’t fail.

Family-owned and locally operated since 2003, CEWS designs, builds, and operates wastewater treatment systems for municipalities, resorts, and industrial clients across Jamaica.

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TREATMENT PROCESS

Six stages — raw influent to Class A effluent.

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Bar Screen

Catches large solids — rags, sticks, plastics — before they reach the pumps.

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Grit Chamber

Heavy material like sand and gravel settles out at the bottom and is removed.

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Primary Clarifier

Water slows down. Remaining suspended solids sink, oils float, and water clarifies.

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Aeration

Oxygen is pumped in. Bacteria multiply and break down the organic load in the water.

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Secondary Clarifier

Treated water separates from the bacterial biomass. The biomass returns for reuse.

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UV Disinfection

Ultraviolet light inactivates any remaining pathogens. The water leaves as Class A effluent.

03.00 · CAPABILITIES
SERVICES

Five disciplines, one accountable team.

From feasibility studies to long-term operations, we deliver every stage of wastewater infrastructure under one engineering hand — and one responsible signature.

01 / DESIGN

Process & civil engineering for treatment plants of every scale.

Hydraulic modeling, civil works, process selection, equipment specification. We design to local conditions and Jamaican regulatory requirements.

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02 / CONSTRUCTION

Build-out with quality control at every interface.

Site supervision, contractor coordination, materials inspection. We hold every joint, every weld, every concrete pour to engineering tolerance.

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03 / OPERATIONS

24/7 operations and maintenance.

Trained operators, preventative programs, real-time monitoring. We keep plants running at spec for the entire asset lifecycle.

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04 / COMPLIANCE

Permits, reporting, regulatory liaison.

NEPA filings, effluent monitoring, audit support, environmental impact documentation. Compliance handled, paperwork closed.

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05 / SUSTAINABILITY

Energy recovery, water reuse, environmental design.

Reuse strategies, anaerobic digestion, solar integration. Every plant we touch is engineered for long-term environmental fit.

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03.50 · SECTORS
INDUSTRIES

Five sectors, one engineering hand.

Every sector carries different concerns — pathogen control in healthcare, discretion in hospitality, audit trail in government. We engineer to each.

01 / GOVERNMENT & MUNICIPAL

Twenty years building public infrastructure with parish councils and national agencies.

Procurement-ready documentation, direct relationships at NEPA and NWA, and a public-health accountability standard we apply to every plant.

What this sector needs

  • Procurement-compliant submissions, vendor pre-qualification, bonding
  • NEPA permitting handled in-house — twenty years, zero rejected filings
  • Long-term operational support post-handover
  • Public-health accountability, audit-ready documentation
  • Direct working relationships at parish council level

Representative work

  • Spanish Town Municipal Upgrade — 45,000 people served
  • Port Antonio Harbour Treatment Plant — 18,000 people served
  • Multiple parish council operational contracts
02 / HOSPITALITY & RESORTS

Discreet, brand-aligned wastewater systems for guest-facing properties.

Resorts have a different problem set than municipalities — guest experience, brand standards, variable seasonal loads, and water economics. We engineer to that brief.

What this sector needs

  • Class A effluent for landscape irrigation and cooling-tower makeup
  • Odor and noise control — no back-of-house compromises
  • Aesthetic discretion — plants that disappear into the property
  • Variable-load handling (high-season peaks, low-season minimums)
  • Water cost economics — reuse beats potable

Representative work

  • Montego Bay Resort Reuse — 380K gallons/day reused, 38% potable reduction
  • Multiple all-inclusive and boutique resort installations
  • Cooling-tower makeup integration for large hotel complexes
03 / HEALTHCARE

MOH-compliant treatment with triple-redundancy disinfection.

Hospital wastewater carries pathogens, pharmaceuticals, and audit requirements that consumer-grade systems don't address. Engineered for zero unplanned downtime and full audit trail.

What this sector needs

  • Pathogen inactivation — UV plus chlorination redundancy
  • Pharmaceutical and chemical residue handling
  • MOH-aligned compliance documentation
  • Zero unplanned downtime — 24/7 operational support
  • Audit-ready record keeping, sampling, and reporting

Representative work

  • Mandeville Regional Hospital — 340 beds, seven years zero incidents
  • Private healthcare facility installations
  • Pharmaceutical-grade effluent treatment for medical waste
04 / INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL

High-strength effluent and multi-tenant systems for industrial estates.

Industrial wastewater is rarely uniform — variable loads, process-specific contaminants, multiple tenants. We design systems that handle the worst-case input and stay compliant on the worst day.

What this sector needs

  • High-strength BOD/COD handling
  • Variable-load and shock-load resilience
  • Process-specific contaminant treatment (oils, heavy metals, solids)
  • Multi-tenant accounting and load-sharing
  • Regulatory liaison for industrial discharge permits

Representative work

  • Kingston Wharves Industrial Plant — 2.4M gpd capacity across 12 tenants
  • Manufacturing facility effluent treatment
  • Food processing wastewater systems with grease and solids handling
05 / REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT

From feasibility through handover — we close the wastewater loop on your masterplan.

For developers, wastewater is one piece of a larger build. We integrate at the masterplan stage and stay through handover to long-term operations, so the system performs across the asset lifecycle.

What this sector needs

  • Feasibility and site selection support at masterplan stage
  • NEPA submittals and environmental impact documentation
  • Construction sequencing aligned with broader build schedule
  • Pre-handover commissioning and operator training
  • Transition to long-term O&M (in-house or transferred to owner)

Representative work

  • Residential development wastewater infrastructure across multiple parishes
  • Mixed-use development plants with operations transition
  • Watershed-protective system design for catchment-sensitive sites
04.00 · METHOD
PROCESS

From assessment to clean water.

Every project follows a disciplined sequence — engineering rigor at each stage, with water clarity as the visible outcome of the work.

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Assessment

Site analysis, hydraulic studies, regulatory mapping.

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Design

Process engineering, civil works, equipment specification.

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Construction

Build-out with quality control at every interface.

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Commissioning

Testing, calibration, operational handover.

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Maintenance

Preventative programs and 24/7 operational support.

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Long-term

Lifecycle management, capacity planning, upgrades.

RAW INFLUENT CLASS A EFFLUENT
05.00 · PRINCIPALS
LEADERSHIP

Family-owned. Operationally led.

Three principals carry full responsibility for the firm’s engineering, operations, and client relationships. Every project crosses one of their desks.

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MANAGING DIRECTOR

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Twenty-plus years in Jamaican civil engineering. Founder. Sets the firm’s technical and ethical standards.

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OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

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Plant operations, client liaison, regulatory affairs. Runs the operating portfolio across all 14 parishes.

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TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

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Process design lead. Specifies every plant we build and signs off every commissioning report.

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06.00 · IMPACT
IMPACT

Two decades of measurable outcomes.

Every plant we deliver, every parish we serve, every gallon we treat — accounted for, audited, and operating to spec.

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NETWORK

Project sites across Jamaica

06.25 · SELECTED WORK
PROJECTS

Two decades of delivered infrastructure.

Forty-plus projects across all fourteen parishes — municipal, resort, government, industrial. Every one accounted for, audited, and operating to spec.

COASTAL TREATMENT PORT ANTONIO HARBOUR
PORTLAND · 2023

Port Antonio Harbour Treatment Plant

Coastal-zone municipal plant serving Port Antonio and surrounding fishing communities. Designed for salt-spray durability and hurricane resilience, with energy recovery from solar arrays.

18,000people served
MUNICIPAL SEWERAGE SPANISH TOWN UPGRADE
ST. CATHERINE · 2022

Spanish Town Municipal Upgrade

Triple-train sewerage upgrade for Spanish Town and surrounding districts. Modernized aging civil works while keeping the existing plant operational throughout the build.

45,000people served
WATERSHED PROTECTION RIO BUENO HEADWATERS
ST. ANN · 2021

Rio Bueno Watershed Protection

Catchment-wide sewerage retrofit for communities upstream of a critical drinking water source. Protected the Rio Bueno watershed from informal discharge.

22km of catchment
RESORT REUSE SYSTEM MONTEGO BAY · 600 KEYS
ST. JAMES · 2020

Montego Bay Resort Reuse

Wastewater reuse system for a 600-key all-inclusive resort. Treated effluent irrigates landscaping and feeds cooling-tower makeup, cutting potable water demand by 38%.

380Kgallons/day reused
INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT KINGSTON WHARVES
KINGSTON · 2019

Kingston Wharves Industrial Plant

Industrial-grade effluent treatment for the Kingston port industrial estate. Handled variable loads from twelve tenant operations with high-strength wastewater streams.

2.4Mgallons/day capacity
HEALTHCARE FACILITY MANDEVILLE REGIONAL
MANCHESTER · 2018

Mandeville Regional Hospital

Healthcare-grade wastewater treatment with biological inactivation. Triple-redundancy disinfection meeting MOH standards for medical facility discharge.

340hospital beds served
06.50 · ACTIVE PROJECTS
CURRENTLY WORKING ON

Active projects, this quarter.

LIVE — updated weekly

The firm operates on a rolling pipeline. Here’s what’s on the workbench right now — design boards, construction sites, and plants in commissioning.

Spanish Town Sewerage — Phase 2
St. Catherine · Municipal · Construction
75% COMPLETE
Negril Resort Reuse System
Westmoreland · Hospitality · Commissioning
COMMISSIONING
Lucea Coastal Plant — Feasibility
Hanover · Municipal · Design
DESIGN
Port Antonio Lift-Station Upgrade
Portland · Municipal · Construction
55% COMPLETE
Ocho Rios Resort Cluster — O&M
St. Ann · Hospitality · Operations
OPERATIONS
06.75 · CLIENT VOICES
TESTIMONIALS

What clients say.

Three perspectives from our operating portfolio — government, hospitality, and healthcare. Names withheld for client discretion until publication consent is received.

Their team handled our Class A certification audit without a hiccup. Three years in, operations have been flawless and the monthly reports arrive on time every time.

Operations Director Major North-Coast Resort · placeholder

CEWS designed our plant, built it, and now runs it. One number to call for everything, one team that knows the system. For a 340-bed hospital, that’s worth a lot.

Facilities Manager Regional Healthcare Facility · placeholder

Twenty years of working with Jamaican regulators shows. Every NEPA submission cleared first round. They understand the local terrain in a way overseas consultants don’t.

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07.00 · WHY CEWS
WHY CEWS

Selected for projects where failure is not an option.

Government, municipal, resort, and industrial clients across Jamaica choose CEWS for one reason: we own the outcome.

Local expertise

Born in Jamaica, built for Jamaica. We know the regulations, the soil, the seasons.

Environmental leadership

Every plant designed for long-term ecological fit. Effluent standards exceeded as default.

Government collaboration

Twenty years of working with NEPA, NWA, and parish councils. Permits handled in-house.

Operational reliability

99.5% uptime across the operating portfolio. Twenty-four-seven response, every plant.

End-to-end delivery

Design, build, commission, operate, maintain — under one engineering hand, one signature.

07.50 · CAREERS
UPDATED MAY 2026
CAREERS

Build infrastructure that lasts.

CEWS hires engineers, operators, and field staff across all fourteen parishes — people who want their work to matter long after handover. We hire from Jamaica and our team grows into the senior roles here.

Real engineering

You'll work on real infrastructure with real consequences — not powerpoint decks. Plant design, commissioning, operations, and field problem-solving.

Direct ownership

Small team. Flat structure. Your work goes from drawing board to operating plant under your name. Every principal started in the field.

Long-term career

We don't churn through staff. Most of our senior engineers have been with CEWS over ten years, and the structure is built for them to grow into principal roles.

OPEN POSITIONS

Now hiring.

Don't see a fit but think you'd add value? Write to us anyway — a principal reads every application, and we hire when we meet the right person.

08.00 · INQUIRIES
CONTACT

Tell us about the project.

Government, municipal, industrial, resort — every inquiry receives a direct response from a principal within two business days.

INQUIRY

Project inquiry

We respond within two business days. Information shared in confidence.