SA Water
Leaders of tomorrow.
At SA Water we view our graduates as
potential future leaders of our organisation.
We are an internationally recognised water
utility wholly owned by the Government
of South Australia for the people of South
Australia. We deliver water and wastewater
services to almost 1.4 million people across
the State.
With an annual turnover of about $750
million, assets of more than $6 billion and
more than 1300 staf_f, SA Water is a big part of
Seeking...
the South Australian landscape. With water
Graduates who are innovative, conf_ident and keen
supply being on the forefront of national and
to pursue diverse and rewarding opportunities in
state interest, SA Water is involved in exciting
the water industry. We are looking for graduates
and innovative projects aimed at securing
from a wide variety of disciplines that can adapt,
supply for the State.
initiate and implement projects of strategic
signif_icance and community importance.
What we of_fer you
SA Water has a high prof_ile graduate program which
Degree/disciplines
provides a structured yet f_lexible two-year project
Engineering: Civil | Structural | Chemical
rotation program. The SA Water graduate program is
Environmental | Electrical & Mechanical
designed to fast track graduates’ knowledge and skills
Commerce: Accounting | Finance | Policy &
in order to prepare them for an ongoing role in the
Governance
business. Graduates have the opportunity to undertake
Science: Environmental | Pure Sciences
diverse project assignments which can range from 6 to
IT: GIS | Computer & Information Science
12 months each.
Environmental Studies: Environmental
Management | Natural Resource Management
Our program provides graduates with the opportunity
Generalist disciplines
to not only work in their disciplinary background but to
also work in dif_ferent business units across SA Water to
How to apply
gain a wider experience and develop a broad range of
Online: www.sawater.com.au/SAWater/AboutUs/
skills and knowledge.
CareersTraining/
When to apply
Other features of our program include:
From March 2008. Refer to website for further
 Continuous training and development. Graduates details.
will undertake extensive training in a range of areas
Position locations
including: water quality awareness, presentation skills,
South Australia
project management and negotiating and inf_luencing.
Attendance at industry led events is also supported.
Eligibility
Australian Citizenship or Permanent Residency
 Excellent work life balance including f_lexible hours,
gym membership discounts.
Further information
 Opportunity to learn from some of the leaders in
www.sawater.com.au
the water industry. Networking events are held for
graduates to get together and catch up and also
meet employees from our other programs across the
business.
 A dedicated mentor and buddy to assist and guide
you throughout the program.
SA Water also of_fers vocational work experience. Please
refer to our website for further details.
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