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Sewer Flow Monitoring Field Technician / Installer

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This scope was carved out of ITQ-063-26.

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Sanitary Sewer Flow Monitoring Services

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AgencyDistrict of North Vancouver
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Performs installation, commissioning, and maintenance of flow monitoring equipment for prime contractors on Corporation of the District of North Vancouver sanitary sewer projects. Conducts site assessments, installs equipment in manholes, and clears debris to prevent flow restrictions. Requires Confined Space Entry Certification and WorkSafeBC compliance. Delivers installed monitoring systems and Flow Monitoring Installation Reports.

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