Adopting a Digital Workflow for Wastewater Inspection

Posted by Envirosight on Jul 6, 2021

Digital workflows deliver many benefits to sewer inspection teams. Now, municipalities and contractors who are looking to streamline their workflows for peak efficiency can learn about the fundamentals in our new whitepaper, Digital Workflows for Wastewater Inspection and Maintenance.

Updating Conventional Approaches

Creating Digital Workflows for Wastewater Inspection

Many aspects of the traditional inspection workflows are disjointed and inefficient in today’s wastewater environment. The pandemic has exposed these inefficiencies and emphasized the need for more connected teams, processes and data. In contrast, digital workflows support and guide inspection crews through every step, from creating and assigning work orders to coding and analyzing inspection data. In many ways, digital applications can fill the gaps in an inspection workflow and open up new opportunities for efficiency.

What a Digital Workflow Offers

At its core, digital inspection workflows provide consistency, efficiency and flexibility. They automate routine tasks, allowing operators to focus more on the job at hand, and they enable geographically dispersed crews to collaborate. With sewer data securely stored in the cloud, operators in the field can quickly share findings with engineers in the office, and contractors can easily pass work orders and reports back and forth with municipal clients. Furthermore, inspection software helps teams eliminate human error by guiding users through standardization protocols and validating data before export to ensure consistency and compliance.

Envirosight Digital Workflows Whitepaper

Digital Workflows as the Wave of the Future

Adopting a digital workflow means being prepared for future advancements in inspection technology. The trajectory of AI has opened the door to new possibilities in data analysis and defect coding. Geometric data is helping operators build 3D models of sewer systems that can be used in hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) modeling. Sewer teams can use a digital workflow to facilitate these highly valuable processes, allowing them to extract more from their data and better predict and anticipate inspection and maintenance needs.

Learn more about the value of digital workflows with our new whitepaper, Digital Workflows for Wastewater Inspection and Maintenance.

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