At Claystone, being a good neighbour is important to us. Many of our team members live and work in the communities around Ryley and Beaver County. That is why we are always looking for new ways to reduce our impact and improve how we operate.

One of the tools we use at our compost facility is called Bettair.

Bettair is a air-quality monitoring system. It uses sensors placed around the site to measure what is in the air. These sensors collect information all day, every day, and send it to a computer where our team can view the data in real time.

The sensors measure dust, temperature, humidity, and gases that are linked to odours. This helps us understand exactly what is happening around the facility and how the weather might affect air quality.

For Claystone, Bettair is another way we are working to be a good neighbour. The system gives us clear facts about site conditions so we can make informed decisions. It also alerts our operators when conditions change, helping us take action quickly.

We know that odours can be a concern for residents. Because of this, we continue to invest in new tools to monitor our work and find ways to improve. Having access to real-time data supports our ongoing goal to reduce our impact on the community.

Bettair is just one part of Claystone’s larger odour-management program. Our team also does daily scent checks, watches our compost operations closely, and tests new processes to help keep odours down.

Managing odours starts with understanding the conditions that cause them. By giving us better information about the air around our facility, Bettair helps us listen, learn, and make smart choices to protect nearby residents and businesses.