CCTV-Cutter Truck Operator

Job Description

Job Description

Salary: $22 - $26 Hourly DOE

Job Summary

Responsible for conducting internal sewer line inspections and reinstatement of sewer laterals.

Responsibilities

• Operate mobile television and reinstatement unit to conduct internal sewer line inspections and reinstatements to laterals.

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  Use, record, and troubleshoot video/cutter software applications.

• Set up and operate sewer video and cutting equipment.
• Set up and operate various handheld and hand operated equipment including power tools, shovels, etc.
• Place traffic cones and other barricades at job sites; remove manhole covers and examine manholes to determine proper set-up procedure.
• Locate line sections to be inspected, using map, and determine set up procedures; set up winches, determine skid size and install proper skid; plug line, if necessary; thread cable through sewer lines and place camera inside manhole to televise sewer line.
• Complete mapping of all laterals prior to CIPP and reinstate after CIPP is installed.
• Cleanly cut and brush all lateral connections.
• Operate and adjust camera controls to obtain optimum clarity and contrast.
• Prepare description of each sewer defect and record pertinent data.
• Determine supplies necessary for the daily operation of the TV truck and equipment.
• Prepare crawler, connect necessary cables to crawler.
• Remove camera, hoses, and crawler from line when inspection and reinstatement is complete.
• Clean and store camera/cutter, chemicals, and equipment on truck after use

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  Adhere to B&F Code of Conduct.

Requirements

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  High school diploma or GED required
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  Operate equipment and perform basic maintenance and repair
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  Able to operate autonomously and as part of a team
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  Able to problem solve
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  Able to review and red-line plans, technical specifications, project documentation
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  Drivers license with clean driving record

Work Environment

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to:

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  Wet and/or humid conditions
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  Moving mechanical parts
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  Precarious places
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  Fumes or airborne particles
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  Outside weather conditions
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  Extreme heat
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  Frequent and/or sustained loud noises

The employee is occasionally exposed to:

• Toxic or caustic chemicals