As a Sewerage Maintenance Technician, you will need to master following:

• assemble manufactured pipeline parts
• detect flaws in pipeline infrastructure
• inspect pipelines
• maintain septic tanks
• supervise sewerage systems construction
• types of pipelines
• use pipeline video equipment

More generally, a sewerage maintenance technician is also versed in:

• examine civil structures
• follow health and safety procedures in construction
• inspect sewers
• maintain records of maintenance interventions
• maintain test equipment
• prevent damage to utility infrastructure
• prevent pipeline deterioration
• recognise signs of corrosion
• record test data
• repair pipelines
• secure working area
• test sensors
• use testing equipment

It also helps to know the following:

• assemble video tape footage
• clear pipelines
• ensure regulatory compliance in pipeline infrastructures
• monitor storage vessels used to transport goods via pipeline
• perform follow-up on pipeline route services
• pipeline coating properties
• set management priorities in pipeline networks
• test pipeline infrastructure operations
• use non-destructive testing equipment
• work in a construction team
• carry out cleaning of road drains
• develop material testing procedures
• dispose of sewage sludge
• follow up pipeline integrity management priorities
• keep records of work progress
• maintain pipeline coating properties
• mitigate environmental impact of pipeline projects
• non-destructive testing
• operate GPS systems
• report test findings
• use personal protection equipment