What are the responsibilities and job description for the Water Leak Detection Technician position at CEI Water Services LLC?
A Water Leak Field Technician is responsible for locating underground water leaks.
Generally working independently, planning one's day, moving efficiently through daily assignments, performing leak surveys on segments of the water distribution system, and responding to occasional leak calls to pinpoint and document suspected/known leaks found are typical in a day.
Through assessing provided GIS and mapping information, considerable knowledge of a distribution system and independent judgment must be used as leak detection depends heavily on one's ability to interpret survey results and problem solve.
Leak surveying is performed using acoustic detection equipment while locating, classifying, and recording water leaks according to severity and noting secondary risk assessments. Useful skills to acquire include:
Following a leak survey, with the help of data collection software, a Field Technician provides summary reports to our customers with valuable information on the type of leak, location, classification, and quantity of non-revenue water loss.
Requirements include:
Generally working independently, planning one's day, moving efficiently through daily assignments, performing leak surveys on segments of the water distribution system, and responding to occasional leak calls to pinpoint and document suspected/known leaks found are typical in a day.
Through assessing provided GIS and mapping information, considerable knowledge of a distribution system and independent judgment must be used as leak detection depends heavily on one's ability to interpret survey results and problem solve.
Leak surveying is performed using acoustic detection equipment while locating, classifying, and recording water leaks according to severity and noting secondary risk assessments. Useful skills to acquire include:
- Ability to use an L-mic/B-mic, HL-50, or a comparable sounding device to listen and survey the origin of water leaks.
- When necessary, set barricades, cones, and/or signs as needed to safely protect work areas while minimally impacting traffic.
- Able to read a map and use GIS Mapping to listen, locate, and pinpoint leaks.
Following a leak survey, with the help of data collection software, a Field Technician provides summary reports to our customers with valuable information on the type of leak, location, classification, and quantity of non-revenue water loss.
Requirements include:
- Valid driver’s license to operate company vehicle
- Able to lift, push, pull, and carry 50lbs
- Has OSHA-10 and has focus on safety
- Flagger Certification
- Periodic night work
- Prior experience