Senior Water & Sewer Television Technician - Sewer Maintenance

Sewer Line Technician

This position is responsible for performing skilled work in the operation and maintenance of audio-visual and computer equipment used in the internal inspection, inventory, and evaluation of the city's sanitary sewer mains and customer service lines.

• Coordinate sewer line cleaning and televising
• Coordinates the cleaning of sewer lines before televising operations.
• Set up and prepare all televising and recording equipment.
• Equipment operation and maintenance
• Performs televising and recording duties for the department
• Maintains, cleans, and repairs all television equipment to ensure optimal operation
• Reporting and documentation
• Completes daily inspection reports and work orders with detailed notes
• Ensures all recorded videos are properly notated and coded using the NASCO system
• Vehicle and equipment inspections:
  Conducts pre-trip inspections of assigned vehicles, checking oil, tires, brakes, and lights—reports on any broken or missing equipment from the truck
• Crew leadership and coordination:
  Coordinates, assigns, and reviews crew work. Establishes work schedules, monitors progress, inspects completed tasks, and provides technical guidance to assigned employees.
• Training and development:
  Assists the supervisor with training and orienting new or less experienced employees.
• Provides instruction on safety precautions, operational procedures, and proper work methods
• Safety and compliance:
  Communicates and enforces safety rules and procedures among crew members.
• Ensures compliance with all applicable health, safety, and transportation regulations.
• Verifies that crew members use required personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, masks, and steel-toed shoes
• Work site inspection and coordination:
  Inspect work sites to ensure safe and efficient working conditions.
• Coordinates work with other utilities, contractors, city and state inspectors, customers, and other entities essential to completing assignments
• Public interaction:
  Serves as the first point of contact with the public while working in the field, addressing any questions, concerns, or issues that arise professionally
• Inventory management:
  Maintains inventory of all tools, supplies, and equipment necessary to operate the truck and perform assigned tasks effectively
• Performs other related duties as assigned

Requires a high school diploma or GED equivalent, with three years of work experience in sanitary sewer, storm water, or wastewater treatment, and some exposure to videotaping production; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Must possess and maintain a valid state driver's license with an acceptable driving history.

Work location:

230 Agonic Rd

Work hours:

7:00 am - 3:30 pm

Knowledge of city and department policies and procedures.

Knowledge of cameras and equipment used in the televising process.

Knowledge of the operation and maintenance of wastewater collection systems.

Skill in reading maps and blueprints.

Skill in the use of cameras, vacuum trucks, and line locators.

Skill in oral and written communication.