Regional Water Operations Operator – Borefields & Treatment

Water Corporation; Carnarvon (IA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Two well-being days

9-day fortnight

Long service leave pro rata

Co-contribution superannuation 12%

Additional leave options

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Job summary

Water Corporation in Carnarvon, WA is seeking an hands-on operator to deliver essential water and wastewater services across the Gascoyne region. You will undertake borefield operations, water treatment, quality sampling, leak investigations, and maintenance to support reliable networks and compliance.

The role offers travel to regional sites and a lifestyle in a dynamic coastal/outback area. Applicants should have current driver’s licence and a safety-first approach, with standby roster

Qualifications

• Certificate III in Water Industry Operations (desirable).
• Experience operating water and wastewater systems (desirable).
• Knowledge of water sampling, chlorination and water quality monitoring.
• Current driver's licence.
• A proactive, safety-focused approach to work.
• Willingness to participate in a standby roster.

Responsibilities

• Operating and maintaining water and wastewater infrastructure.
• Managing borefield and pumping operations into treatment plants.
• Conducting water quality sampling, chlorine testing and monitoring.
• Responding to leaks, faults and operational issues across water networks.
• Performing planned and reactive maintenance activities.
• Supporting the delivery of water and sewer reticulation services.
• Contributing to system reliability, compliance and customer service outcomes.

Education

Certificate III in Water Industry Operations

Job description

Water Corporation in Carnarvon, WA is seeking an hands-on operator to deliver essential water and wastewater services across the Gascoyne region. You will undertake borefield operations, water treatment, quality sampling, leak investigations, and maintenance to support reliable networks and compliance.

The role offers travel to regional sites and a lifestyle in a dynamic coastal/outback area. Applicants should have current driver’s licence and a safety-first approach, with standby roster