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Posted : 28/03/24
Applications Close :15/05/24
Michael graduated as a Chemical Engineer during the Global Financial Crisis and wanted a secure job in a growing industry. A friend referred him to a vacancy at Hunter Water Australia with the encouragement that the increasing population means the country needs more drinking water and there are more people to deal with wastewater.
The Role
“I didn’t know much about water treatment engineering roles before I got my job, but now I love what I do because I help improve a whole community's health through safe drinking water. “I like that I’ll always have a job, because the population is continually growing and there’ll always be new challenges to deal with as our understanding of science continues to improve. And it’s pretty exciting, no two days are ever the same and our roles are not just office based, we get out and do a bit of travel as well, getting our boots dirty.”
Key responsibilities
- Climate change presents the water industry with difficult challenges.
- Natural disasters devastate communities, and damage water and wastewater infrastructure and these essential services must continue to be delivered during these times.
- “It’s a challenging time for our industry, but I love a challenge so it’s also an exciting time.
- It's critically important that we maintain a safe water supply for public health, and it needs to be available 24/7.”
- Like many others, the water industry is focused on being more sustainable and achieving a circular economy.
- Organisations are looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint in design, operations and for their assets to last longer and reduce waste wherever possible while unlocking recycling opportunities.
What we’re looking for
- Climate change presents the water industry with difficult challenges.
- Natural disasters devastate communities, and damage water and wastewater infrastructure and these essential services must continue to be delivered during these times.
- “It’s a challenging time for our industry, but I love a challenge so it’s also an exciting time.
- It's critically important that we maintain a safe water supply for public health, and it needs to be available 24/7.”
- Like many others, the water industry is focused on being more sustainable and achieving a circular economy.
- Organisations are looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint in design, operations and for their assets to last longer and reduce waste wherever possible while unlocking recycling opportunities.
Why Us?
- Climate change presents the water industry with difficult challenges.
- Natural disasters devastate communities, and damage water and wastewater infrastructure and these essential services must continue to be delivered during these times.
- “It’s a challenging time for our industry, but I love a challenge so it’s also an exciting time.
What we have to offer
- Climate change presents the water industry with difficult challenges.
- Natural disasters devastate communities, and damage water and wastewater infrastructure and these essential services must continue to be delivered during these times.
- “It’s a challenging time for our industry, but I love a challenge so it’s also an exciting time.