WRP Integration Officer

We're here to help people live well and create a better and more sustainable future. We support healthy and liveable communities by delivering water, sewerage and recycled water services to 1.77 million people who rely on us every day and every night. At South East Water, we innovate with purpose and act with care to deliver healthy water for life. Fresh thinking and collaboration are at the heart of our organisation. We are constantly learning, embracing the challenges of today and excited by the opportunities that tomorrow will bring.

Due to a large pipeline of upcoming capital works, we're seeking a Water Recycling Plant (WRP) Integration Officer – Mechanical to join our Treatment & Recovery Services branch in a newly created role.

Reporting to the WRP Integration Manager, you'll assist with the operational integration of capital works at South East Water's Water Recycling Plants (WRP). This includes representing operations during the design, delivery, commissioning and handover of works at WRPs with a focus on the integration of mechanical assets, by:

• Participating in design workshops to provide technical mechanical advice
• Reviewing and providing advice on WRP works documentation, including specifications, detailed designs, technical briefs etc, to ensure compliance with relevant standards and operational requirements for WRPs
• Working closely with the project delivery team to identify and address mechanical integration issues during all project phases
• Keeping stakeholders informed on delivery of works at WRPs
• Getting involved on-site with the commissioning and handover of mechanical works at WRPs
• Monitoring delivery of works at WRPs, raising awareness of issues and ensuring their rectification prior to completion
• Participating in the handover of works including operational records and manuals

A mechanical trade or degree qualification plus prior experience in the operation or maintenance of Water Recycling Plants will set you up for success in this role.

In addition, we're looking for demonstrated experience or skills in the following areas:

• Technical experience and knowledge of design and construction of mechanical assets
• Experience in the delivery of capital projects
• Knowledge and the appreciation of wastewater treatment processes
• Strong communication, negotiation and issues management skills with the ability to manage relationships at all levels
• High level analytical skills and an ability to develop ways of improving work procedures and processes.

Working at South East Water means you can enjoy a wealth of benefits, starting with the chance to be part of an organisation deeply committed to environmental initiatives and sustainability; one who has been recognised as one of the top 101 Workplaces for Women in Australia by Work180 for the past two consecutive years.

South East Water cultivates a dynamic culture that emphasises collaboration and strong work ethics, supported by career-focused learning and development opportunities.

As a SEW employee, you can enjoy the following offerings from our benefits package:

• Access to My Fitness Passport, an Employee Assistance Program (EAP), annual flu shots, and health checks.
• Work-life balance with flexible working arrangements, including hybrid work options and leave purchasing.
• Life insurance and salary continuance.
• 15 weeks paid parental leave and paid superannuation on eligible portions of unpaid parental leave.
• Additional leave offerings, such as cultural and ceremonial leave and study leave.
• Head office with modern facilities and panoramic beachfront views, a separate parents' room, a prayer and meditation room, an onsite cafe, and free parking.
• Opportunity to be part of great initiatives involving the local community

This role is remunerated at a Level 5, which is between $112,377 and $118,760 super and offers are commensurate with the successful candidates' experience.

Our people are as diverse as the communities we serve. It makes us better learners, thinkers and collaborators, helping create better outcomes for our customers.

We are deeply committed to Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging, and we encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQ individuals, people with disability and jobseekers of all ages and cultures. We aim to provide an inclusive, accessible workplace where everyone is welcome, safe, and celebrated. If you need any help with the application process or would like to discuss your reasonable adjustments during interviews, please reach out to our Talent team at *******

Click here to check out the position description. We're accepting applications for this exciting opportunity until Monday, 2 June 2025

To be considered for this opportunity, you must hold unrestricted working rights for the period of employment at the time of application. Successful candidates will also be required to undergo a number of pre-employment checks, including a police records check

As part of a team of engineers and technicians, central to this role are responsibilities for 24/7 safe operation to provide support and minimise disruption of services to customers and as well as ensuring that public health and the environment are not put at risk. This includes participation in a rostered after-hours duty team, emergency response, and incident support as required.

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