Water Corporation
Hydrography Trainee · Shenton Park, WA · outdoors_nature | always_changing
As a Hydrography Trainee you'd be based at the Shenton Park Depot but spend a lot of time out visiting places like wastewater treatment plants and drainage sites to collect water samples and measurements. About 70% of your time is in the field and 30% in an office doing data entry and preparing instruments. You'd be paid $65,936 a year plus super while working toward a Diploma in Hydrometric Monitoring. The job involves travelling around WA, including overnight trips of 2-3 days at a time, which makes up around 40% of the role, and you'd be given a work vehicle to get to sites.
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TAFE fees
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Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You get paid a real wage while you study for your diploma, instead of paying for it yourself.
The hard parts
- !A big chunk of the job is travelling around the state, not staying in one place.
What surprises people
- ?You'll sometimes be away from home overnight for 2-3 days at a stretch.
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Water Corporation
Hydrography Trainee · Shenton Park, WA
As a Hydrography Trainee you'd be based at the Shenton Park Depot but spend a lot of time out visiting places like wastewater treatment plants and drainage sites to collect water samples and measurements. About 70% of your time is in the field and 30% in an office doing data entry and preparing instruments. You'd be paid $65,936 a year plus super while working toward a Diploma in Hydrometric Monitoring. The job involves travelling around WA, including overnight trips of 2-3 days at a time, which makes up around 40% of the role, and you'd be given a work vehicle to get to sites.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You get paid a real wage while you study for your diploma, instead of paying for it yourself.
The hard parts
- !A big chunk of the job is travelling around the state, not staying in one place.
What surprises people
- ?You'll sometimes be away from home overnight for 2-3 days at a stretch.
Occupation insights coming soon
We don’t have government occupation data for this role yet.
Water Corporation
Hydrography Trainee · Shenton Park, WA · outdoors_nature | always_changing
As a Hydrography Trainee you'd be based at the Shenton Park Depot but spend a lot of time out visiting places like wastewater treatment plants and drainage sites to collect water samples and measurements. About 70% of your time is in the field and 30% in an office doing data entry and preparing instruments. You'd be paid $65,936 a year plus super while working toward a Diploma in Hydrometric Monitoring. The job involves travelling around WA, including overnight trips of 2-3 days at a time, which makes up around 40% of the role, and you'd be given a work vehicle to get to sites.
Sign in to see your fit
See how well this role matches you — your interests, your readiness, honestly scored.
TAFE fees
Paid for you
Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You get paid a real wage while you study for your diploma, instead of paying for it yourself.
The hard parts
- !A big chunk of the job is travelling around the state, not staying in one place.
What surprises people
- ?You'll sometimes be away from home overnight for 2-3 days at a stretch.
Occupation insights coming soon
We don’t have government occupation data for this role yet.
Water Corporation
Hydrography Trainee · Shenton Park, WA
As a Hydrography Trainee you'd be based at the Shenton Park Depot but spend a lot of time out visiting places like wastewater treatment plants and drainage sites to collect water samples and measurements. About 70% of your time is in the field and 30% in an office doing data entry and preparing instruments. You'd be paid $65,936 a year plus super while working toward a Diploma in Hydrometric Monitoring. The job involves travelling around WA, including overnight trips of 2-3 days at a time, which makes up around 40% of the role, and you'd be given a work vehicle to get to sites.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓You get paid a real wage while you study for your diploma, instead of paying for it yourself.
The hard parts
- !A big chunk of the job is travelling around the state, not staying in one place.
What surprises people
- ?You'll sometimes be away from home overnight for 2-3 days at a stretch.
Occupation insights coming soon
We don’t have government occupation data for this role yet.