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Service Stream is seeking casual Meter Readers to cover the Adelaide Metropolitan region. The role involves driving to routes and walking property-to-property to read meters using an electronic device. It offers outdoor work, a casual schedule (Mon-Fri, early starts), and on-the-job training.
No experience is required, with uniform and PPE provided. Ideal candidates will be fit, reliable, and able to manage long walking periods, up to 15–30 hours weekly, with a valid Australian driver’s license
Job Description Summary Are you looking to combine an active lifestyle with income? We are looking for people like you; fit, flexible, reliable.
We are currently seeking Casual Meter Readers throughout Adelaide Metropolitan region to join our team - Keep fit and get paid. As a Meter Reader, you will be responsible to drive to an allocated route and autonomously walk from property to property, reading and recording utility consumption numbers in an electronic hand-held device. This role is challenging and rewarding - Get out what you put in.
Service Stream, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading national service provider to develop and operate Australia's essential communications, energy and water networks in the telecommunications and utilities industries. We specialise in the design, construction and maintenance of new and existing networks, and deliver end-to-end engineering and asset management solutions on behalf of our blue chip client base.
Service Stream is an equal opportunity employer who believes diversity of thought, background and experience strengthens relationships and benefits our people, clients and communities. We are committed to cultivate an inclusive and high-performing culture where our people thrive and are proud to bring their whole selves to work, inspiring a respectful and inclusive environment. Service Stream encourages and welcomes the opportunity for applicants to share their lived experiences.