CCTV Operator

Hydromax USA; Smyrna (GA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

Hydromax USA in Atlanta, GA is seeking a CCTV Operator to operate a CCTV truck and use robotic equipment to televise sewer and storm water pipelines following PACP standards, producing written reports and maintaining data accuracy in a GIS system.

The role involves working on busy streets, following safety protocols, and enduring outdoor conditions with exposure to heat, humidity, and varying weather as part of field service excellence.

Responsibilities

• Operate a CCTV truck and use robotic equipment to televise sewer and storm water pipelines following PACP standards, developing written reports and inputting CCTV information in a GIS database for consistency and accuracy.

Job description

Job Title: CCTV Operator

Location: Atlanta, GA

Compensation: $22.00 - $27.00 per hour, depending on experience

About Hydromax USA

Since 2003, Hydromax USA has been a leader in advanced field services and solutions that empower utilities to make the most of their infrastructure investments. Our work is dedicated to improving the safety, sustainability, and reliability of the nation’s energy assets and natural resources. We employ smart, passionate people that solve complex problems using the most innovative suite of solutions available. By seamlessly connecting people, processes, and technologies, our team creates a digital environment that verifiably improves and modernizes the operations of our utility partners. We believe that our clear mission makes the world a better place: understand the present and protect the future.

Position Summary

Your role as a CCTV Camera Truck Operator is to operate a closed-circuit television truck and utilize robots to televise sewer collection system pipes in accordance with PACP standards to develop written reports of sewer and storm water lines while working with a GIS data base to input CCTV information checking for consistency and accuracy.

Regional & Work Environment Considerations

This role involves working along busy streets, highways, and residential roads, often in high-traffic areas. Crews must follow strict safety protocols and be aware of roadside hazards. Some sites may include embankments, uneven terrain, or wet conditions. Expect outdoor challenges and changing weather conditions. This means adapting to high heat, humidity, sudden storms, and cold temperatures.