Primary Responsibilities The Utility Field Technician will assist with and eventually perform work involving: · Sanitary sewer and storm sewer CCTV inspection · CCTV camera and crawler setup, operation, cleaning, and maintenance · Manhole inspection and condition assessment · Manhole vacuum testing · Smoke testing of sanitary sewer systems · Dye testing and investigation · Water valve locating, exercising, maintenance, and rehabilitation · Valve and utility asset locating using GPS/GNSS equipment · Flow monitoring and related field support · Sewer and utility condition assessment · Setup and operation of pumps, compressors, generators, hoses, plugs, and other field equipment · Traffic control and work-zone setup · Opening and securing manholes and utility structures · Equipment loading, unloading, cleaning, and organization · Maintaining trucks, trailers, tools, and field equipment · Collecting field data, photographs, measurements, and inspection information · Completing daily field documentation and electronic reports · Assisting supervisors and other technicians with specialized utility projects · Following company, customer, OSHA, and jobsite safety requirements · Immediately reporting unsafe conditions, accidents, injuries, equipment damage, or other jobsite incidents to the appropriate supervisor · Properly using, maintaining, securing, and caring for company-owned tools, vehicles, electronics, and specialized equipment · Protecting customer property and exercising care while working on municipal, commercial, and private property · Accurately recording work hours, project information, equipment usage, and other required field documentation · Maintaining a professional appearance and representing DIG appropriately when interacting with customers, municipal employees, contractors, engineering firms, and members of the public · Performing other duties necessary to successfully complete field projects Travel & Work Schedule This position requires travel throughout Texas. Employees must be capable of performing the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation, including: · Frequently standing, walking, bending, kneeling, and climbing · Lifting and carrying approximately 50–75 pounds · Loading and unloading tools and equipment · Working around manholes, streets, easements, construction areas, and utility facilities · Working in hot, cold, wet, dusty, and muddy environments · Safely working around moving vehicles, heavy equipment, pumps, compressors, and other field equipment · Wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE) · Entering and exiting trucks and equipment repeatedly throughout the workday · Walking over uneven terrain and working adjacent to streets, traffic, open manholes, utility structures, and active construction areas Some projects may involve work around confined spaces.