Leak Detection Project Manager - Denver, CO
Summary
GPRS is hiring a field-based Leak Detection Project Manager in Denver who performs leak detection surveys on pressurized water lines and locates underground utilities, using tools like acoustic correlators, data loggers, GPR, and pipe & cable locators. The role also involves preparing field reports with photos/satellite images and growing GPRS's leak detection footprint in the local market.
Job Summary:
Our Leak Detection Project Managers are more than technicians. It’s their commitment to being leaders in the industry and serving customers from beginning to end which sets them apart from the competition. You’ll join a field team that is committed to building and maintaining client relationships through excellent service.
Your primary focus will be to provide leak detection and utility locating field services. In addition, you’ll be charged with increasing the GPRS footprint in leak detection in your assigned market.
Job Goals:
- Provide leak detection and utility locating field services
- Increase GPRS’s leak detection presence in your assigned markets
- Build and maintain client relationships through excellent service
Job Responsibilities:
Leak Detection:
- Seek out client opportunities to increase GPRS’s leak detection presence in assigned markets
- Create client opportunities for leak detection
- Perform comprehensive leak detection surveys and emergency leak location services on pressurized water lines
- Prepare field report of findings including photographs and satellite images
- Utilization of technologies such as correlators, data loggers and acoustic listening devices to identify and prioritize leak locations
Utility Locating
- Locating underground utilities including telecommunications, electric, gas, water, sewer systems, and other various known/unknown utilities or structures on a variety of project types including municipal, commercial, institutional and residential.
- Properly marking the location of located utilities making comparison to previous records
- Preparing a comprehensive field report of findings including photographs and satellite images
- Utilization of technologies such as GPR, Pipe & Cable Locators, Video Inspection Cameras, GPS & Total Station
- Become proficient in utilizing industry symbols to denote buried and above ground utilities.
- Become proficient in utilizing different types of marking devices and understand their proper application.