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Unitywater is offering a temporary role for a Treatment Plant Operator/Assistant Operator to support sewage treatment and recycled water plants across Noosa, Coolum, Cooroy and Kenilworth. The position runs through to December 2027, providing hands-on experience and development in wastewater operations.
You will work alongside experienced operators, assist with daily operations, monitor performance, collect samples and support reporting.
As a Treatment Plant Operator / Assistant Operator, you will support the safe and reliable operation of Unitywater's sewage treatment and recycled water plants across Noosa, Coolum, Cooroy and Kenilworth. This is a temporary opportunity through to December 2027, providing hands‑on experience and development within the water industry.
Working alongside experienced Treatment Plant Operators, you will assist with daily plant operations and maintenance, monitor performance using SCADA, collect samples, undertake routine analysis and support basic troubleshooting, data entry and reporting.
You will also help maintain clean, safe and well‑presented sites through general housekeeping and grounds maintenance.
With training, professional development and on-the-job learning, this is a great opportunity to build your skills and grow your career in wastewater operations.
Our One Unitywater behaviours - Create the Future, Care Together, and Own It - define how we work together at Unitywater.
Unitywater operates in one of Australia's most exceptional environments in terms of natural beauty, geographical and demographic breadth. We operate on Kabi Kabi, Jinibara and Turrbal Country, proudly providing safe and reliable water to customers in Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast and Noosa. We are a water utility serving one of the fastest growing regions in the country.
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Unitywater respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways in which we live, work and operate, the Kabi Kabi, Jinibara and Turrbal peoples. We honour their enduring connection to these places and their deep cultural, spiritual and environmental knowledge and stewardship over the waterways that sustain us all. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present, who hold the wisdom, traditions and stories of their people.