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As trusted service providers, it’s up to us to solve the critical issues impacting our health, environment and communities, today and into the future. Its why water careers are constantly evolving, and your fresh ideas can make a world of difference.
With exposure to multiple industries in one, you’ll gain refreshing perspectives and diverse skill sets across trades, tech, strategy, customer, corporate, community and more, with skills that can take you anywhere.
Find out more about careers in the water industry by visiting: careersinwater.com.au
Diversity is celebrated and respected as important for our wellbeing and success. Through our Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Strategic Plan, Gender Equality Action Plan and upcoming Reconciliation Action Plan we are actively working to address the gender pay gap, create opportunities for underrepresented groups and partner with Traditional Owners.
The benefits of a career with South Gippsland Water include:
Want to find out what a day in the life of a trainee employee looks like – click on the video below to find out!
Megan:
I’d describe my role at South Gippsland Water as being quite diverse, and it’s actually really evolved a lot since I first started.
A certain component of that is being out in the field, and taking our water quality samples.
Jack:
My role at here at South Gippsland Water is a Water Treatment Plant Operator, and I’ve been doing it for about two and a half years now.
I applied for a role at South Gippsland Water for a new challenge, something different, and also to stay local as well, because I love the area.
Megan:
I think the opportunities that this traineeship offer a young woman is a real foot in the door to the water industry, and you can learn so much – you’re not just stuck in the office, you’re out in the field quite a lot, and you have the ability to interact with other staff, and learn a lot from their experiences.
Bryan:
So I’m the manager of Water Treatment and Water Quality. Working with us at South Gippsland Water will provide a young person the opportunity to gain a qualification, to get valuable experience in the water industry, and really set themselves onto an exciting new career.