About the role
We have a 12-month contract opportunity for a Process Coordinator to join the Kwinana and Mandurah Water Resource Recovery team. Reporting to the Team Leader, this role supports the safe and efficient operation of wastewater and advanced treatment assets across metro sites, including the Kwinana Water Reclamation Plant. You will work closely with internal teams, stakeholders, and contractors to ensure compliance, optimise processes, and maintain high operational standards.
What the role will involve
• Operate, monitor and troubleshoot wastewater and advanced treatment processes
• Collect and analyse samples to ensure compliance with quality standards
• Investigate faults, perform diagnostics and support process optimisation
• Coordinate minor works, contractors and stakeholder activities
• Manage and input operational data across systems
• Participate in incident response and standby roster (after training)
About you
• Certificate II III or –Diploma in a relevant field (or equivalent experience)
• Experience in wastewater, advanced treatment, mining or similar industries
• Knowledge of RO, membrane or recycled water processes
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• Experience with SCADA or process control systems
• High attention to detail with a strong commitment to safety
Sound like a match? Apply today
If you are interested in the above opportunity, please submit a covering letter and resume that best demonstrates your skills and experience as well as your ability to meet the requirements of the role.
As part of the recruitment process you may be required to complete pre-employment screening which may include a medical, qualification check, police clearance and Australian working rights check.
Applications close 14 of July
Our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workplace:
Diversity and inclusion are more than words. They guide us in building a thriving workforce that reflects the diversity of our customers and our community.
We encourage applications from every background, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, women, youth, LGBTQIA+ folks and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
We are committed to ensuring an accessible and inclusive work environment to enable people with disability to participate fully in all aspects of employment.
Applicants with disability who require adjustments during the recruitment process, including an alternative format of the application form, can contact a Recruitment Officer at recruitment@watercorporation.com.au or 08 9420 2000
To read our diversity and inclusion statement, please visit our website.
Our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workplace:
Diversity and inclusion are more than words. They guide us in building a thriving workforce that reflects the diversity of our customers and our community.
We encourage applications from every background, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, women, youth, LGBTQIA+ folks and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
We are committed to ensuring an accessible and inclusive work environment to enable people with disability to participate fully in all aspects of employment.
Applicants with disability who require adjustments during the recruitment process, including an alternative format of the application form, can contact a Recruitment Officer at recruitment@watercorporation.com.au or 08 9420 2000
To read our diversity and inclusion statement, please visit our website.
We’re the principal supplier of water, wastewater and drainage services in Western Australia to hundreds of thousands of homes, businesses and farms, as well as providing bulk water to farms for irrigation.
Our services, projects and activities span over 2.6 million square kilometres. We have regional offices in Perth, Bunbury, Albany, Karratha, Geraldton, Northam and Kalgoorlie which allow our employees to provide a high level of professional expertise to customers.
We have over 3,500 employees and manage an asset base of over $37 billion in water supply, wastewater, drainage infrastructure and bulk water for irrigation.
We’re owned by the Western Australian Government and are accountable to our sole shareholder, the Minister for Water, for delivery of our services in a commercial manner. Most of our surplus is returned to the government as a dividend to contribute to the development of the state, with the remainder reinvested in capital works.
Water Corporation was created in January 1996, in a restructure of the water industry in Western Australia. The Water Authority in turn had been created in 1985 through a merger of the former Metropolitan Water Authority, which operated in Perth, the state capital, and the water and wastewater operations of the former WA Public Works Department. We’re the seventh successive agency to deal with these services in Perth, Western Australia.
We're evolving...
Living on the world’s driest continent, the biggest challenge we face is reducing the impact of climate change.
It’s never been more important to work collaboratively with government, industry, and the community, to secure our water future and take care of our home state.
To support these efforts, our vision focuses on our operations having the lowest possible environmental impact, are safe for all, and are delivered at the lowest total cost.
