CCTV Operator / Lateral Launch Operator

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pro lateralHollywood (SC)

Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Film Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

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Job Requirements: Valid Drivers License. The ability to read and understand utility and site plans. PACP certification is a plus or ability to obtain within 6 months. Excellent written and verbal skills. Mechanically inclined - ability to perform small repairs to equipment. Stoop, bend, lift at least 75lbs. Some weekends may be required.

Job Description: Safe operation of equipment. Televised inspection of all sizes of pipe. Maintain TV truck and equipment in good operating condition and performing minor repairs. Be able to work in a high paced environment. Be able to work in the elements (all seasons). Employees exposed to weather, dirt, dust, loud noises, etc. Typical hours are 40+ hours a week. Due to the nature of the type of work, hours can range from less than 40 to 50+. \nCompany

Description: Pro Lateral, LLC. is a pipeline cleaning and video investigation company located in Charleston, SC that has been in business since 2003. We service cities, municipalities, contractors, commercial customers, and government entities throughout the Carolinas.

Company Description: Pro Lateral, LLC. is a pipeline cleaning and video investigation company located in Charleston, SC that has been in business since 2003. We service cities, municipalities, contractors, commercial customers, and government entities throughout the Carolinas.

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