Water Networks Operator courses in Tweed Heads

Surface Water Operators manage water supplies, monitor levels, and assist with distribution and collection strategies as part of a team.

A Water Plant Operator Assistant helps treat and test water, maintains equipment, and performs various tasks, requiring teamwork and adherence to procedures.

A Wastewater Plant Operator Assistant aids in treating wastewater, conducts tests, and assists with equipment maintenance, requiring teamwork and attention to detail.

A Water Treatment Technician conducts water quality tests, applies chemicals, and uses purification equipment, requiring technical skills and teamwork.

A Water Plant Operator manages, treats, and tests water supplies, ensuring quality and safety while maintaining equipment and following procedures.

A Wastewater Plant Operator treats wastewater for various uses, ensuring compliance through testing, teamwork, and attention to detail.

A Hydrographer monitors water quality in various systems, collects samples, uses survey methods like GPS, and prepares reports for agencies.

A Water Treatment Supervisor oversees operations, manages staff, ensures safety, handles chemical treatments, water testing, and resolves issues.

A Dam Operations Manager oversees safe operations, manages water flow, supervises testing, ensures equipment efficiency, and communicates with stakeholders.

An Irrigation Water Supervisor oversees irrigation systems, ensuring efficient water supply, managing tasks, and leading teams in various industries.

A Water Networks Supervisor oversees water and wastewater networks, ensuring safe operation, supervising maintenance, and liaising with stakeholders.

A Trade Waste Officer ensures compliance in the water industry by sampling, testing, and investigating potential breaches, managing tasks, and collaborating effectively.

A Catchment Officer inspects dam facilities, conducts water testing, performs maintenance, reports issues, and ensures safety while working in a team.

An Irrigation Field Officer installs, maintains, repairs irrigation systems, advises customers, and works outdoors, using problem-solving and teamwork skills.

A Construction Worker (Water Infrastructure) builds and maintains facilities, specialising in tasks like pipe installation, working in teams across locations.