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What's your job?
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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2024
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I do water maintenance. Flowing hydrants, turning water valves, leak detection etc. I keep the water in city pipes doing it's job.
That sounds pretty cool. If you're a fan of being an unsung hero, this seems like a good point. And with that being said, thanks for keeping your city's hydrants in tip-top shape.
So how did you get started? Does it work well for you?
I work for a private company so I work in a lot of different cities. But I started off with utility locating and found my way here from getting to know people.