
Energy & UtilitiesDocklands, Victoria9 open jobs
In Melbourne, water is essential to our way of life. But the impacts of climate change bring hotter and drier weather, more severe bushfires and unpredictable storms and floods, less rainfall over time, and, of course, the possibility of another drought. By 2030 over six million Melburnians will need water every day. We are in the decade that matters when the actions we take now will define our future. That’s why at Melbourne Water, we are taking action to manage and protect the resources essential to our way of life. From providing clean drinking water, treating sewage so we can recover and re-use our valued resources, working within our community to reduce flood risk, and keeping all 25,000km of Melbourne’s rivers, creeks and catchments healthy, we care for, manage and protect all parts of the water cycle for today, tomorrow and for generations to come. Our social media platforms are monitored during business hours. We aim to review comments within 24 hours. If you encounter content that violates these guidelines, you can report the comment directly to LinkedIn. We reserve the right to remove any content that violates our guidelines. At Melbourne Water, we aim to create a safe, respectful, and inclusive online space for everyone engaging with us on LinkedIn. Please take a moment to read through our social media community guidelines before engaging on our social media channels. By posting a comment, you agree to abide by the following community guidelines.
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