• Analyze gravity sewer lines through field and television inspections to forecast potential stoppages and determine the most cost effective prevention methods. • Research parcel maps to determine public utility easement locations.• Review as-built drawings to verify sewer locations for construction and maintenance operations. • Calculate engineering cost estimates, based on construction and maintenance expenses, to determine the most cost efficient solutions for problematic sewer lines.• Assist in sanitary sewer overflow response, which includes timely tracing of storm drains, water sampling and testing, meticulous documentation of response operations, directing field crews, and drafting reports for submission to regulatory agencies. • Conduct field inspections of manholes, lower lateral cleanouts, and aerial sewer crossings to determine any required maintenance or corrective actions necessary to keep sewer assets in a safe and functioning condition.• Document field inspection results and compile findings into engineering reports. • Train and manage other staff, mostly civil engineer student interns, on various work procedures and projects. • Handle and begin review of Access Request Forms while communicating with CMID Inspectors.• Create, on average, $75,000 per week of construction work orders, which directs field crews and contractors on the scope of work for various underground repairs.