Camera Operator - 6

General Expectations/Responsibilities:  Camera Operator

• Continuously improve through education, professional training, and certification
• Represent the company in a manner that supports our mission statement
• Train adequate backup personnel to support your role in your absence
• Take ownership of your hiring decisions
• Treat your co-workers and clients with respect
• Communicate with honesty, openness, and transparency
• Act with integrity (honor your word), set the example, and be accountable
• Complete other duties as required/assigned

Camera Operator Responsibilities: 

• Responsible for inspecting underground sewer and storm water pipelines using closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera equipment
• Identify defects, blockages, leaks, and structural issues, document inspection findings and work closely with construction crews to support repairs
• Operate CCTV camera systems to inspect sanitary sewer, storm water and drainage pipelines
• Perform pre and post cleaning inspections of pipelines
• Identify and document defects, cracks, offsets, collapses and other pipeline conditions
• Record video inspections and prepare accurate reports using industry software
• Read and interpret construction drawings (blueprints)
• Maintain and troubleshoot CCTV inspection equipment
• Follow confined space, traffic control and OSHA safety regulations
• Drive truck and operate camera throughout the day
• Performing manual labor such as lifting storm box grates and sewer manhole lids.
• Keep truck clean and maintain with regular weekly maintenance

Qualifications

• NASSCO Certified (Preferred but not required)
• Prior experience operating pipeline inspection camera
• Valid drivers license with clean DMV record
• Basic computer skills
• Strong attention to detail and self-motivated
• Good teamwork and communications skills
• IBAK software experience a plus (but not required)
• Physical Requirements Include:
  • Able to lift 50 – 75 lbs.
  • Work outdoors in all weather conditions
  • Occasional Saturday work