Position Description Title: Position Number: Division: Branch: Section: Reports to: Hydraulic Asset Inspector 6044 Water Infrastructure Development and Asset Management Hydraulic Asset Acceptance Manager Field Inspection Services POSITION OVERVIEW This position is primarily responsible for carrying out surveillance of new sewer and water assets, which involves inspection and testing of the new assets during their construction and maintenance phases, in order to give an adequate assurance of the quality of construction, and thereby minimise the long term costs of operating and maintaining the systems on behalf of ACTEW Corporation. Your duty to your employer includes an obligation to carry out your work in a way that does not put ActewAGL in breach of any legislative or regulatory obligations. ActewAGL will have responsibility to provide suitable training and to make you aware of the legal obligations relevant to your work. Under the ActewAGL Always Safe system, this position is required to participate fully in all aspects of health, safety and environment management within ActewAGL, including risk assessment, hazard identification and control and incident reporting. The responsibilities of this position are: Ensure the use of Personal Protective Equipment Compliance with working in confined spaces legislation DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES In accordance with the ACTEW Water Supply and Sewerage Standards, and under general direction, carry out random and programmed surveillance inspections of civil engineering construction activities during construction of new water supply and sewer assets (Gifted Assets) intended for connection to the ACTEW networks Review and assess quality control documentation submitted for hydraulic development projects (Inspection and test plans, construction method statements, etc); review and assess all documentation submitted in support of application for handover of new hydraulic assets During the operational acceptance phase, carry out handover inspection and acceptance testing of all new water supply and sewerage assets intended for future operation by ACTEW; review and assess CCTV inspection videos and inspection reports submitted by contractors; recommend for handover and connection to the networks, and issue of relevant operational certificates Issued by: Release date: Revision No.: File location: Page: Position Description Liaise with Field Services Branch personnel, contractors and consultants, and prepare work packs to facilitate connection of the new assets by Field Services Branch Carry out final inspection of assets on completion of the Developer’s Defects Liability Period Respond to technical enquiries from civil contractors, consultants and suppliers; provide assistance and advice on interpretation of and compliance with applicable standards and the rectification of noncompliance; assist with locating service ties Maintain records of site activities on a daily diary, official files and on the Hydraulic Asset Acceptance asset control database QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE Extensive experience in the civil engineering construction practices, in the construction, maintenance and repair of urban water supply and sewerage systems Sound knowledge of ACTEW’s Water Supply and Sewerage Standards, ACT Public Works “Basic Specifications” and Territory and Municipal Services (TAMS) Design Standards for Urban Infrastructure Be familiar with Water Services Association Australia (WSAA) Standards, Australian Conduit Condition Evaluation Manual and other applicable Australian Standards Have an understanding of Canberra’s private sector land development process Experience in the use of closed circuit television equipment and interpretation of inspection reports from internal inspections of sewer and stormwater pipelines Formal trade qualifications of Sanitary Drainers Licence or equivalent ATTRIBUTES & SKILLS Sound ability to read and understand hydraulic services design drawings and undertake basic calculations with a working knowledge of basic hydraulics Ability to deal courteously and effectively with contractors, consultants and ACTEW’s customers at all times, especially in sometimes confrontational situations Good verbal and written communication skills Ability to maintain accurate records Ability to schedule and organise work loads Problem solving ability and the ability to assess on site situations to make a decision Ability to work as a member of a team Issued by: Release date: Revision No.: File location: Page: