Camera Inspection Field Technician 1 1

our team•Hauppauge, NY

7d•Onsite

About The Position

ULC Technologies is seeking a Camera Inspection Field Technician to travel to different job locations, typically in the Northeast US region, to perform field work. The role requires the ability to travel and work non-standard days/hours as needed and on occasional short notice. The technician will operate systems in natural gas pipelines and systems, perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and basic field repairs of system components. They will also maintain cleanliness and perform routine maintenance on service vans, represent the company at job sites by interfacing with clients, manage client expectations, and generate field reports and other required documentation. The technician will ensure camera system components are well maintained, monitor spare parts stock, and perform daily system testing. They will become an expert in the use of company equipment and procedures, perform electrical and mechanical repairs in the field or shop, and implement Job Safety Briefings while adhering to all safety protocol requirements.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent.
A technical background – have field experience, equipment maintenance, mechanics, pneumatics, electro-mechanical.
Candidate must be hands on and mechanically and/or electrically inclined.
Be able to perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting and basic field repairs on any of our system components.
Candidate must have a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
Pass a mandatory drug/alcohol test and personal and DOT background checks.
Candidate has knowledge of trench excavation and OSHA Regulations.
Candidate has knowledge of utility locating or mark out and CBYD Regulations.
Candidate must be able to follow strict procedures and directives.
Ability to lift 50-75 lbs.
Good communication skills, knowledge of excel / outlook / word etc.
Must be able to pass Operator Qualification Tasks through the Northeast Gas Association (NGA) and other organizations.
Must be able to pass OSHA 10-hour class.
Must be able to comprehend and perform required duties after being trained.
Ability and willingness to travel up to 75%.
Willingness to work weekends and/or nights.

Nice To Haves

Ability to work as part of a team outside in a street/roadwork construction environment.
Can lift heavy objects when necessary.
Is okay getting dirty.
Can travel to camera inspection locations and can work non-traditional hours at a moment’s notice.
Willingness to work in varied weather conditions.
Has knowledge, deep interest or background in robotic controls, electronics, borescopes, pan tilt camera’s, robotic crawlers, push cameras, video inspection systems, pipe inspection equipment, pipe inspections system, pipe video inspection, CCTV pipe inspection, drain camera, engineering; a relevant degree is not required but is a plus.
Having technical certifications.
Is capable of accurately completing reports outlining daily work performed on a timely basis.
Has excellent trouble shooting skills and corrective solutions.
Remains calm under pressure to accomplish the task at hand.
Any experience with gas pipelines and infrastructure is a plus.
Is capable of learning procedural protocol during the time they are being trained under an experienced lead technician.
Show a desire to learn and perform work on projects of vastly differing scopes and which require a wide variety of skill sets.
Experience in gas related plumbing would be a plus.

Responsibilities

Travel to different job locations typically in the Northeast US region to perform field work.
Operate systems in all types of natural gas pipelines and systems.
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and basic field repairs of all system components.
Maintain overall cleanliness and provide routine maintenance on service vans.
Represent the company at the job site by interfacing with clients during job site visits.
Manage client expectations.
Generate field reports along with any other required documentation as needed.
Ensure all camera system components are well maintained and ready to go.
Monitor stock of spare parts and perform daily system testing.
Become an expert in the use of company equipment and procedures.
Perform electrical and mechanical repairs in the field or shop on equipment when necessary.
Implement Job Safety Briefings and adhere to all safety protocol requirements.