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Create a comprehensive CCTV survey report to assess the structural and service condition of sewer pipelines. This template helps you record pipeline details, condition grades, defects, and recommendations.
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Take photos of the object in the mobile app, complete the inspection report from the template, and download the finished photo report as Word or PDF.
Capture pipeline photos on-site with the mobile app. Annotate images with pipe location and defect codes, then sync to your report.
Mobile AppComplete the document from this template: sections, fields, photo documentation, and signatures.
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Review the structure, sections, and fields before proceeding to fill out the document.
No.CCTV-2026-0714
The inspection was conducted in accordance with the applicable regulations and standards for sewerage systems.
| Inspection date | 7/14/2026 | Address | Sewer Line Section A, Oak Avenue, Manchester |
The overall condition of the sewerage networks has been assessed and documented.
The object of inspection includes the sewerage networks, comprising pipelines, manholes, and associated structures.
| Object name | Oak Avenue Sewer Main | Technical condition | not filled in |
The inspected sewerage networks are identified and described in this section.
The main parameters of the sewerage networks, such as diameter, material, and depth, were determined based on design documentation and field measurements.
| Pipe Location | Oak Avenue, between MH-12 and MH-14 | Pipe Material | PVC |
| Pipe Diameter | 300 | Pipe Length | 150 |
| Survey Direction | Downstream |
The main parameters were verified and found to be consistent with the design values.
Record each defect or observation with standard defect codes, structural and service grades, and attach CCTV footage references or photos.
| No. | Damage description | Photos |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | - 0.3 | not filled in |
| 2 | - 10 | not filled in |
| 3 | - 2 | not filled in |
Provide an overall condition summary, recommendations, and priority repairs.
| Identification was carried out | Pipeline identified as PVC DN300, length 150m |
| There are remarks | Overall condition assessed as fair with minor defects. |
List the CCTV operator, surveyor, and asset manager involved in the survey.
| No. | Full name | Position / status | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | James Carter | CCTV Operator | Operated the CCTV equipment |
| 2 | Sarah Mitchell | Surveyor | Conducted the survey and produced the report |
| 3 | Robert Davies | Asset Manager | Reviewed the survey report |
Capture the signatures of the surveyor and reviewer to confirm the report.
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A CCTV survey report documents the condition of sewer pipelines using closed-circuit television inspection. It includes pipeline details, structural and service grades, defect codes, and overall conclusions. The report supports asset management and repair planning.
CCTV operators, surveyors, and asset managers use this report to record inspection findings and prioritize pipeline maintenance. It is essential for condition assessment programs.
The report includes survey identification, pipeline details, condition assessment, conclusions, and signatures. Each pipeline section is assessed with structural and service grades.
Municipalities and utilities conduct CCTV surveys as part of regular condition assessment programs. This report documents the condition of each pipeline section.
When a sewer problem is reported, a CCTV survey helps identify the cause. This report records the findings and recommended actions.
Before undertaking pipeline repairs or rehabilitation, a CCTV survey provides detailed condition data. This report helps engineers plan the most effective repair strategy.
Some environmental or infrastructure regulations require periodic CCTV surveys. This report serves as documented evidence of compliance.
Plan the CCTV survey by identifying pipeline sections to be inspected, scheduling, and preparing equipment.
Deploy CCTV camera through the pipeline, capture video footage, and note observations. Record pipe material, diameter, and survey direction.
Analyze footage to assign structural and service grades, identify defects, and document observations. Complete the report with conclusions and recommendations.
Use the photo report generator to create CCTV survey reports with embedded images from the inspection. Attach screenshots or photos of defects.
Create Photo ReportCapture pipeline photos on-site with the mobile app. Annotate images with pipe location and defect codes, then sync to your report.
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The inspection was conducted in accordance with the applicable regulations and standards for sewerage systems.
The object of inspection includes the sewerage networks, comprising pipelines, manholes, and associated structures.
The main parameters of the sewerage networks, such as diameter, material, and depth, were determined based on design documentation and field measurements.
Record each defect or observation with standard defect codes, structural and service grades, and attach CCTV footage references or photos.
Provide an overall condition summary, recommendations, and priority repairs.
List the CCTV operator, surveyor, and asset manager involved in the survey.
Capture the signatures of the surveyor and reviewer to confirm the report.
Structural grade assesses the physical integrity of the pipe (e.g., cracks, collapses), while service grade evaluates operational condition (e.g., blockages, infiltration). Both are rated from 1 (Excellent) to 5 (Critical).
Yes, the template includes an optional field for CCTV footage reference. You can link to video files or timestamps for further review.
Defect codes can follow standards such as EN 13508-2 or WRC. The template allows you to enter codes as text, making it flexible for different standards.
The surveyor and a reviewer (e.g., asset manager) sign the report. Their signatures confirm the accuracy of the survey findings.
Click 'Use this template' to open it in the online editor. Fill in the survey details, pipeline information, and condition assessment, then generate the report.
Enter inspection details and generate a ready-to-download document.