Building sanitary sewer inspections are conducted for two main reasons: as part of routine maintenance, or to identify and remediate a problem. A sewer problem can quickly develop into an emergency, especially if raw sewage is pumped into areas where it shouldn’t be.
To avoid sewer system failures, inspectors go into wastewater infrastructure to identify the source of a potential problem. These inspections are often conducted using paper forms, cameras, lamping, and visual inspections, and there is a lot of information that needs to be correctly recorded to produce a useful report.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as well as local and state governments place regulations on building sanitary sewer inspections that dictate the frequency and procedure with which these inspections should be performed. Municipalities around the world conduct proactive inspections and cleaning to ensure a sewer system continues to function properly, as aging systems are at higher risk of blockages, deterioration, and collapse.
Paper forms make the inspection process more complicated as it’s necessary to transcribe the information collected on site into digital form using a computer. A mobile building sanitary sewer inspection app can streamline the inspection process, eliminate the need for paper forms altogether, and package all of the inspection information into a neat digital bundle.
Users can take photos, add notes, and record inspection data all within an easy to use platform with direct cloud upload capability. This means that reports are saved in a central place where they can be accessed by any authorized individual at any time.
Fulcrum is a no-code mobile data collection and workflow automation platform that helps you ditch pen and paper processes to modernize your field workforce. It enables you to create easy-to-use mobile apps — without coding — that increase the efficiency of your field operations while improving visibility, communication, and documentation so you can ensure the safety and compliance of your mobile teams, wherever they are.
Track team effectiveness and productivity with rigorous processes and better data
Ensure accurate, up-to-date, accessible documentation for clients, managers, regulators and other stakeholders
Leverage real-time, geotagged data to determine next steps and make faster, more informed decisions
"It was almost instantaneous. It allows accountability for people running the job to see what their guys are doing to make sure they’re adhering to safety policies."
Jim Metz, VP of Safety at FM Sylvan
Fulcrum is a no-code mobile data collection and workflow automation platform that helps you ditch pen and paper processes to modernize your field workforce. It enables you to create easy-to-use mobile apps — without coding — that increase the efficiency of your field operations while improving visibility, communication, and documentation so you can ensure the safety and compliance of your mobile teams, wherever they are.
Track team effectiveness and productivity with rigorous processes and better data
Ensure accurate, up-to-date, accessible documentation for clients, managers, regulators and other stakeholders
Leverage real-time, geotagged data to determine next steps and make faster, more informed decisions
"It was almost instantaneous. It allows accountability for people running the job to see what their guys are doing to make sure they’re adhering to safety policies."
Jim Metz, VP of Safety at FM Sylvan
Building sanitary sewer inspections are conducted for two main reasons: as part of routine maintenance, or to identify and remediate a problem. A sewer problem can quickly develop into an emergency, especially if raw sewage is pumped into areas where it shouldn’t be.
To avoid sewer system failures, inspectors go into wastewater infrastructure to identify the source of a potential problem. These inspections are often conducted using paper forms, cameras, lamping, and visual inspections, and there is a lot of information that needs to be correctly recorded to produce a useful report.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as well as local and state governments place regulations on building sanitary sewer inspections that dictate the frequency and procedure with which these inspections should be performed. Municipalities around the world conduct proactive inspections and cleaning to ensure a sewer system continues to function properly, as aging systems are at higher risk of blockages, deterioration, and collapse.
Paper forms make the inspection process more complicated as it’s necessary to transcribe the information collected on site into digital form using a computer. A mobile building sanitary sewer inspection app can streamline the inspection process, eliminate the need for paper forms altogether, and package all of the inspection information into a neat digital bundle.
Users can take photos, add notes, and record inspection data all within an easy to use platform with direct cloud upload capability. This means that reports are saved in a central place where they can be accessed by any authorized individual at any time.
Fulcrum is a no-code mobile data collection and workflow automation platform that helps you ditch pen and paper processes to modernize your field workforce. It enables you to create easy-to-use mobile apps — without coding — that increase the efficiency of your field operations while improving visibility, communication, and documentation so you can ensure the safety and compliance of your mobile teams, wherever they are.
Track team effectiveness and productivity with rigorous processes and better data
Ensure accurate, up-to-date, accessible documentation for clients, managers, regulators and other stakeholders
Leverage real-time, geotagged data to determine next steps and make faster, more informed decisions
"It was almost instantaneous. It allows accountability for people running the job to see what their guys are doing to make sure they’re adhering to safety policies."
Jim Metz, VP of Safety at FM Sylvan
