Scaling UP! H2O

Trace Blackmore

Booking Overview

This is an industry interview show focused on industrial water treatment, technical education, professional development, and industry leadership, typically featuring specialized practitioners, association executives, and scientific experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch water-treatment engineers, microbiologists, consultants, technology providers, association leaders, and experts in water-system safety or workforce development; booking difficulty is medium because strong subject-matter relevance and professional credibility matter more than broad public fame.

Metrics

Episodes: 517

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 363 subscribers

Instagram: 115 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

trace@blackmore-enterprises.com

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Host

Trace Blackmore - Industrial water treatment professional, former Association of Water Technologies president, and LEED- and CWT-certified practitioner.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Direct expertise in industrial water treatment, building-water safety, environmental microbiology, water-treatment technology, association leadership, or related professional education; credible practical experience and recognized industry involvement are important.

Required Achievements:

Leadership of a water-treatment company or industry association, Specialized technical or scientific expertise, Professional certifications and industry credentials, Development of training, standards, or professional programs, Recognition for contributions to the water-treatment field

Recent Guest Discussions

Mark Lewis - Navigating Company Acquisitions, Employee Value During Business Transitions, Association Leadership, Professional Development, And Water-treatment Training.

Matt Coffindaffer - Association Leadership, Volunteer Service, Convention Strategy, Business Value For Water-treatment Companies, And Growth Of The Certified Water Technologist Program.

Matt Coffindaffer - Association Operations, Organizational Change, Professional Credentials, Certified Water Technologist Program Growth, And Industry Engagement.

Dr. Rajiv Sahay - Legionella, Building-water Conditions, Field Sampling, Laboratory Testing, Molecular Diagnostics, And Interpretation Of Microbial Results.

Recent Topics

Science, Industrial Water Treatment, Water Technology, Legionella, Building Water Systems

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Scaling UP! H2O

501 Industrial Water Week 2026: Wastewater Thursday

October 08, 2026

A wastewater inspection appeared to expose a failed treatment program—until Trace checked where the sample had been collected. For Industrial Water Week 2026: Wastewater Thursday, Trace Blackmore, CWT, connects correct sampling, water reuse, and careful troubleshooting with the decisions water treaters make every day. Check the sample location before drawing conclusions In an early-career account, a plant operator faced a threatened shutdown after an inspector's sample produced out-of-spec ...

500 Industrial Water Week 2026: Cooling Wednesday

October 07, 2026

Cooling Wednesday brings a practical reminder: correcting a treatment problem requires understanding what caused it. For Industrial Water Week 2026, Trace Blackmore, CWT, celebrates Episode 500 with lessons on cooling tower foam, biocide feed verification, Legionella risk, and unexplained chilled water loss. Start with the feed history When a cooling tower produces enough foam to spread across the property and trigger low water shutdowns, Trace begins with the biocide feed logs. He compare...

499 Industrial Water Week 2026: Boiler Tuesday

October 06, 2026

Boiler Tuesday is a reminder that industrial water treatment exists to protect heat transfer efficiency. For day two of Industrial Water Week 2026, Trace Blackmore, CWT, connects feedwater preparation, condensate quality, and treatment distribution to the everyday decisions that keep steam systems working. Feedwater quality sets the stage Trace starts with a practical measure of boiler performance: how much heat from the flame reaches the steam? Feedwater conditions directly affect that ...

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trace@blackmore-enterprises.com

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