Regular inspections, identifying opportunities for continuous improvement
Perform planned maintenance, ensuring compliance and safety of plant and equipment
Responsive maintenance to equipment faults on shift
Installation and testing of new equipment
Accountability to safely conduct the role within D4C and Sydney Water's safety, compliance, and environmental policies
Requirements
hydraulics
pneumatics
fault finding
chemical dosing
trade certificate
drivers licence
Hydraulics and pneumatics
Mixers, blower, gearboxes, skimmers, actuators and valves
Fault finding and rectification, including reporting and record maintenance
Understanding and application of leading policies and procedures
Truck Licence
Australian Drivers Licence
Chemical dosing equipment experience
PRV experience
Permanent – fulltime role Mon to Fri on day shift 7am start
Troubleshoot/Fault finding experience
An Australian Recognised Trade Certificate
Must be physically fit
Benefits
Afternoon shift is paid at 15% + on-call has an allowance of $111 per day (on call is 1 in 8 weeks)
Generator maintenance servicing, connections during outages
Favourable hourly rate, plus shift penalties, allowances and overtime
Leave entitlements, rostered days off (RDO's) and benefits
Rates per hour $51.72 + additonal $2 for working at Treatment Plant
1 week every 8 weeks – afternoon shift 3:30 start, with an ‘on-call' component and weekend roster
Training + Development
Information not given or found
Interview process
shortlisted candidates invited to interview with hiring managers
selected candidates undergo full health assessment
functional, drug and alcohol testing required
police clearance, right‑to‑work verification and reference checks
Visa Sponsorship
Information not given or found
Security clearance
police clearance
right to work verification
reference checks
Company
Overview
2020
Founded
The company was established in 2020 as a joint venture between Tier-1 engineering firms to support Sydney Water's ambitious delivery strategy.
Billion-dollar
Funding
Backed by significant financial support from billion-dollar water utilities, ensuring steady, long-term service contracts tied to public infrastructure assets.
Partnering exclusively with Sydney Water, manages design, construction, maintenance, and facilities across the Southern Sydney region.
Typically oversees large-scale utility and water infrastructure works, stabilizing critical wastewater networks and extending asset lifespans.
Most projects involve proactive asset maintenance—especially in wet weather—to prevent environmental incidents like leaks or overflows.
They’ve embarked on standout initiatives too, such as partnering with National Parks for koala-habitat planting and supporting an ocean-rowing fundraiser.
Culture + Values
Customer focus is at the heart of everything we do.
Innovation and creativity drive our solutions.
We build strong partnerships to deliver success.
We value agility and flexibility in meeting customer needs.
Our team thrives on collaboration, learning, and continuous improvement.
Integrity and transparency guide our actions.
Environment + Sustainability
2030
Net Zero Target Year
Achieving net zero emissions by a specific year.
Prioritizes energy efficiency and waste reduction in operations.
Sustainable sourcing practices are central to supply chain management.
Encourage and support environmental responsibility across all teams.
Regular carbon footprint assessments are conducted to track progress towards sustainability goals.
Inclusion & Diversity
40% Leadership Roles
Women in Leadership
Women make up 40% of leadership roles within the company.
We promote a culture of inclusion, ensuring diverse perspectives are represented.
We offer equal opportunities for all employees regardless of background.
Our recruitment efforts focus on attracting diverse talent for all roles.
Training programs on inclusive leadership and unconscious bias are regularly offered.