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• Identify and correct meter reading exceptions and inconsistencies, including repairing or replacing meter reading hardware when necessary.
• Examines and tests water meters; searches lines for possible leaks or other problems which may contribute to high consumption; checks readings to locate abnormal consumption and records reasons for fluctuation.
• Installs water meters and reading equipment on existing or new residences and businesses; locates meter box, removes security device and makes appropriate changes; inspects meters and connections for defects, damage, and unauthorized connections; checks readings to locate abnormal consumption and recommends reasons for fluctuation.
• Locates and marks District utility infrastructure (Blue Staking) to indicate areas within construction sites as safe to dig; monitors field activities to assure against line and service damage.
• Develops and maintains records of blue stakes requests, activities, and completed work. Operates GPS equipment (survey and mapping grade) to locate and /or collect location data. Ensure data collected in field is coordinated with District GIS system.
manholes, and service connections.
• Oversee system testing and activation including pressure tests, chlorination, flushing, bacteriological
sampling, air tests, mandrel tests, and CCTV inspections.
• Ensure proper materials installation, corrosion protection, thrust restraint, and adequate utility
separation.
• Conduct and participate in pre-construction coordination meetings.
• Enforce compliance with KID Standards, AWWA & APWA specifications, Utah DDW rules, and
OSHA safety requirements.
• Review inspection reports, redlines, and GIS data for accuracy and completeness.
• Serve as a key field liaison between Engineering, Operations, Contractors, and Developers.
• Maintain detailed daily documentation, photos, and asset verification for capital and development
projects.
• Support after-hours emergency response and shutdown coordination as needed.
• Understanding of Survey, Construction and Surveying Principles.
• Coordinate utility design, service needs, and connection approvals with developers and consultants.
• Assist in evaluating technical reports, hydraulic calcs, and construction drawings.
• Provide clear guidance to developers and contractors on KID standards and specs.
• Conduct site visits/inspections and help coordinate acceptance of developer-installed infrastructure
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