Irrigation Water Supervisor

Surface Water Operators manage water supplies, monitor levels, and assist with distribution and collection strategies as part of a team.

A Water Plant Operator Assistant helps treat and test water, maintains equipment, and performs various tasks, requiring teamwork and adherence to procedures.

A Wastewater Plant Operator Assistant aids in treating wastewater, conducts tests, and assists with equipment maintenance, requiring teamwork and attention to detail.

A Water Treatment Technician conducts water quality tests, applies chemicals, and uses purification equipment, requiring technical skills and teamwork.

A Water Plant Operator manages, treats, and tests water supplies, ensuring quality and safety while maintaining equipment and following procedures.

A Wastewater Plant Operator treats wastewater for various uses, ensuring compliance through testing, teamwork, and attention to detail.

A Hydrographer monitors water quality in various systems, collects samples, uses survey methods like GPS, and prepares reports for agencies.

A Water Treatment Supervisor oversees operations, manages staff, ensures safety, handles chemical treatments, water testing, and resolves issues.

A Dam Operations Manager oversees safe operations, manages water flow, supervises testing, ensures equipment efficiency, and communicates with stakeholders.

A Water Networks Supervisor oversees water and wastewater networks, ensuring safe operation, supervising maintenance, and liaising with stakeholders.

A Trade Waste Officer ensures compliance in the water industry by sampling, testing, and investigating potential breaches, managing tasks, and collaborating effectively.

A Catchment Officer inspects dam facilities, conducts water testing, performs maintenance, reports issues, and ensures safety while working in a team.

An Irrigation Field Officer installs, maintains, repairs irrigation systems, advises customers, and works outdoors, using problem-solving and teamwork skills.

A Water Networks Operator maintains, repairs, and inspects water systems, installs meters, takes readings, and ensures water quality and compliance.

A Construction Worker (Water Infrastructure) builds and maintains facilities, specialising in tasks like pipe installation, working in teams across locations.