Melbourne Water Corporation - Head Office
Corporate in Melbourne

Sewerage system, sewage treatment process and plants. Projects and works for water, drainage, sewerage and rivers. Storage levels, rainfall, water use data reports and charts. Our vision, Board and organization chart, policies and corporate sustainability. Prices for our wholesale, waterways, drainage and developer services. Timeline of our history and our heritage management role. Tenders and partnerships with community, government, industry and research. Our organization has eight business groups read about their key responsibilities. Sustainability is piece of the way we do business. Our labor has improved Melbourne's water supply, sewage, rivers and creeks. Innovation and community engagement are key to achieving our vision. Our customers include the metropolitan retail water companies, other water authorities, land developers and businesses that divert river water as well as the 1.8 million households who receive waterways and drainage services. We produce additional services in areas with waterway developments. Major strategies and plans guiding our actions, including waterway, storm water and flood management. Melbourne Water has played a significant role in Melbourne’s development, from creating our underground sewerage system in the 1890s to completing Thomson Reservoir, Melbourne’s largest water supply reservoir, in 1984. Many of these wealth were built in the formative years of Melbourne’s settlement. It extends to respecting the cultural heritage places of the Traditional Owners of the land, rivers and creeks that we protection for today, and that we are ever mindful of the importance they have for our indigenous communities. Learn about the history after some of our key infrastructure and assets. Melbourne Water is a vast store to labor and we are everlasting looking for highly talented and motivated people whose values align with our own. Yield a constructive and supportive culture that encourages our people to develop and make the maximum of their different talents. Our Strategic Direction defines our purpose, outlining key priorities and challenges which the business will focus on to accomplish our vision of 'enhancing life and livability'. Confront some of our people and find out what they do. We work with the land development industry to deliver drainage infrastructure that contributes to livability in Melbourne’s growth areas. We labor with research organizations on crucial issues like water recycling and climate change.

Catchments, reservoirs, water treatment and quality. Drainage system, flood risks and impact minimization. Sewerage system, sewage treatment process and plants. Recycled water production, uses, regulation and standards. Projects and works for water, drainage, sewerage and rivers. Storage levels, rainfall, water use data reports and charts. Hourly and historical data for rainfall, river slick and flow. Stylish restrictions and bans on diverting water. Tours, education centers and teacher resources. Walking and cycling, fishing, barbecues and bird watching. Upcoming events, festivals, seminars and conferences. Includes example standard and concept drawings. Find out more. Has council referred you to us for advice? Our vision, Board and organization chart, policies and corporate sustainability. Timeline of our history and our heritage management role. Current job vacancies, employee profiles and benefits of active with us. Tenders and partnerships with community, government, industry and research. Melbourne Water has played a important role in Melbourne’s development, from creating our underground sewerage system in the 1890s to completing Thomson Reservoir, Melbourne’s largest water supply reservoir, in 1984. Many of these prosperity were built in the formative years of Melbourne’s settlement. But our commitment to preserving heritage goes beyond built structures. It extends to respecting the cultural heritage places of the Conventional Owners of the land, rivers and creeks that we care for today, and that we are ever mindful of the importance they have for our indigenous communities. Conserving our heritage built, indigenous and natural is central to preserving our traditions and culture. Learn about the history after some of our key infrastructure and assets.