Work, Play, Live.
At Westernport Water, we know we are only as good as our people. We have created an environment where people are enabled to be the best they can be. Our work is more than just a job – here you will make a difference to the local community and the environment, and as a result we foster wholehearted careers.
We might be the smallest Water Corporation in Victoria, but that doesn’t mean we’re short of opportunity. By understanding our future needs, we plan ahead to recruit the right people with the right skills, so that our service delivery is always first class.
We take pride in making a conscious effort to create jobs for the next generation in the water industry. With VCAL placements, University placements, Scholarships and Traineeships, there’s always a way in.
We offer a range of professional positions in the fields of science, accounting, customer service, engineering, financial management, human resources, information technology, marketing, communications and more. We are lucky to be able to work with such a diverse range of talented employees every day.
Don’t keep fishing. Take a look at why a career at Westernport Water will help you to ‘Work, Play, Live.’
Westernport Water, where exciting career opportunities, an inclusive culture and a great work/life balance awaits you.
Our people
We’ve created a culture where our people are valued for their qualities and achievements, and inspired to perform at their very best.
Great place to work
With a dynamic leadership group, an inclusive culture and embedded values, we are leading the way as a great place to work in the Bass Coast region.
Diversity & Inclusion
We are made up of people from a wide range of cultural, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. We celebrate this often and we encourage our employees to recognise both individual and cultural differences. Read more…
Building your career and capability
With the growing need to build skills in water industry operations, we offer placements and university programs.
Child safety and wellbeing
Westernport Water has adopted the Child Safe Standards to create a Child Safe Organisation that protects children and young people from abuse in all forms. Read more…
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as First Nations People and that the land, sea and water are of spiritual, cultural and economic importance. We recognise that we provide services on the traditional lands of the Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nation. The Bunurong Peoples have managed the resources on Millowl for thousands of years. We acknowledge them and their continued connection to this place, as we go about managing the water resources today.