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Water Loss Management Program for NSW LWUs, Final Report 2006-2011 - joint publication with LGNSW and Australian Government 2010 Backflow and Cross Connection Prevention Policy Guidelines - Update
2023年4月5日 · DPE Water continues to offer water and wastewater operations training to local water utilities. These courses do not lead to nationally accredited certificates as the department does not have an agreement with accredited RTO to offer these courses.
The Water Directorate was established in 1999 as a technical resource for member councils. We provide: an independent source of advice to councils on water and sewerage operations direction on technical issues networking opportunities for water and
In 2023, as the Water Directorate celebrated 25 years, the Executive Committee decided to create a new category of membership to honour long-serving members of the committee and the water industry. The first four Life Members were appointed at the Water Directorate’s 25th Anniversary celebration in May 2024.
2020年7月3日 · The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) has made available further information on the Water Supply (Critical Needs) Act 2019 on its website, including a fact sheet explaining the information authorities must supply when applying for the listing and authorisation of developments under the Act as well as a frequently asked questions section.
2024年8月7日 · As Water Directorate's Strategic Plan 2019-2024 enters its final year it's time to engage our stakeholders, confirm our mission and vision and set new strategic goals for the future. Read more Training for your existing staff – part qualifications, Skillsets, under Smart & Skilled
A clear, overarching long-term strategy for the regional water sector in NSW. Address staff shortages and lack of skills (especially in smaller LWUs in the west of the State) Ensure consistent ongoing system of performance measurement and reporting. Provide strong technical and industry advocacy based on the policy position/s of LGNSW.
Water legend Sam Samra who passed away in 2016 and honours Sam’s great work over his long career. In 2017 the Water Directorate, LGNSW and Department of Industry Water created and co-presented the inaugural Sam Samra award at the LGNSW by a
the Water Directorate as ‘drinking from the hydrant’. As you will see in the later part of this Annual Review we have been involved an unprecedented level of government review to make sure the Water Directorate has a seat at the table, responding on behalf of
2024年9月30日 · Water treatment technologies exist to remove PFAS from drinking water including granular activated carbon, reverse osmosis, and ion exchange systems. However the costs to build and operate for our cities and regional towns will be very high, in the order of billions of dollars to remove these trace chemicals using our municipal water treatment plants.
