Water Quality Specialist — 9‑Day Fortnight + Great Benefits

Council Jobs; Rockhampton Regional; On-site; AUD 107,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Supportive Work/Life Balance

Large employer with strong values

12% employer superannuation

Ongoing training and development

Payroll deductions and salary Sacrific

17.5% annual leave loading

Wages paid fortnightly

Employee Assistance Program

Fitness Passport and social clubs

Job summary

Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking a Water Quality Officer to monitor and report on water quality across regional treatment processes and infrastructure. You will provide technical advice on chemical and biological aspects of water treatment and engage with stakeholders to address quality issues and inquiries.

The role requires experience in water quality monitoring, strong reporting skills, and a solid understanding of drinking water guidelines and regulations.

Qualifications

• Previous laboratory or field-based water quality monitoring experience and qualifications in Chemistry, Microbiology or Biology.
• Knowledge of water and wastewater treatment fundamentals, drinking water systems, and related guidelines/regulatory requirements.
• Experience preparing detailed, accurate reports within deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and report on water quality across treatment processes and infrastructure.
• Provide technical advice on chemical or biological aspects of water treatment.
• Communicate with stakeholders to address water quality issues and inquiries.

Skills

Water quality monitoring

Report writing

Stakeholder communication

Regulatory knowledge

Education

Chemistry/Biology-related degree

Microbiology or Biology background

Job description

Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking a Water Quality Officer to monitor and report on water quality across regional treatment processes and infrastructure. You will provide technical advice on chemical and biological aspects of water treatment and engage with stakeholders to address quality issues and inquiries.

The role requires experience in water quality monitoring, strong reporting skills, and a solid understanding of drinking water guidelines and regulations.