Yarra Valley Water provides water supply and wastewater services to its customers. Self-described as a service that ensures community access to essential water resources.

Yarra Valley Water

Yarra Valley Water | 26,316 followers on LinkedIn. Melbourne&#39;s largest water utility providing essential water &amp; sanitation services to 2 million people, 60K businesses | We service 2 million people and 60,000 businesses across a 4,000-kilometre area, from Wallan in the north to Warburton in the east. We buy bulk water from Melbourne Water for distribution to our customers. We remove and treat sewage, most of which is transferred to Melbourne Water’s treatment plants.

Tommy Tze

"That Optimism Man"

Victor Perton

Sheya Bayes

Director & Principal Consultant at I. T. Business Continuance Pty. Ltd.

David Danher AFBCI

Led by purpose. Driven by people.🚀 That's us! At Yarra Valley Water, we share a common goal: creating a better future for our customers, communities, and the environment. We provide vital water and sewerage services to over 2 million Victorians and 61,000 businesses every day. 🏘️ Future focussed and innovative, we are producing our own renewable electricity, promoting recycling, and finding better ways to use water to protect our supplies for the future.💧⚡♻️ With over 800 employees, our strong culture continues to attract people to our organisation and we’re always working to improve it - to meet the evolving needs and expectations of our customers and communities. Be inspired, be challenged, and grow with us: https://lnkd.in/ggtHjwpk #careersinwater #jobs #careers #renewableenergy #recycledwater #energy #sustainablejobs #watersector

How can diverse perspectives lead to better outcomes? Listen to our Engineering Services Partnership Manager Lisa Fragomeni speaking on the Australian Water Association's #AcceleratingAction podcast about the importance of #diversity in the water sector. Lisa is joined by Jane La Nauze (Victorian Business Leader for Water, Stantec ) 👂 https://lnkd.in/g7KDBcPD

We did it again! 😮👏 For a second time, we've won a Customer Service Team of the Year award at the 2024 Australian Service Excellence Awards (ASEA).🏆🏆 The ASEAs are highly prestigious customer service awards across all industries, not just the water industry. The coveted award, presented by the CSIA Customer Service Institute of Australia Service Institute of Australia, recognises best practice, performance, and innovation in customer service in the small team category. We’re honoured to be recognised at a national level for our #CustomerService and enormously proud of the consistent achievements of our who deliver for our customers day in day out. Congratulations to our Service Experience Team for bringing home the win! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gP9hwRg5

We're pleased to announce the appointment of Yorta Yorta and Boonwurrung man Jamil Tye , as an Independent #Aboriginal Delegate to our Board of Directors. 👀👇

We want to ensure local parks and community spaces stay green while saving our precious drinking water.🚰 ♻️ A new recycled water main in Croydon marks a significant milestone as one of Australia’s first recycled water offset pilots. The Maroondah community will benefit from the 300m water main, which will deliver high quality recycled water to green spaces, including the Barngeong Reserve sporting oval. It’s expected to save the council approximately 3 million litres of drinking water each year. Another example of how we're #AcceleratingAction and highlighting the vital role water plays in the climate crisis. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e-FRdB8M #ClimateChange #Sustainability #RecycledWater #Irrigation #Construction #NationalWaterWeek #WaterConservation

Congratulations to all the winners and finalists at this year's awards! 👏

Local groups are the backbone of our community and we're proud to facilitate projects that create meaningful impact. 🏘️ That's why we've been giving back to the #community by transforming a local garden at Mitcham Community House in Melbourne's east. 🌱 Nearly 40 hard-working Yarra Valley Water staff volunteers joined forces to improve the communal area and establish a habitat for local wildlife. Mitcham Community House is among 14 recipients of our #CommunityGrants program, which funds projects aimed at #WaterConservation , #Habitat improvement, and community #education . We're committed to helping communities thrive. Part of this includes a day of #volunteer leave for our staff, so they can give back to communities that bring us together. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eHrtVeaG

You’ve heard of the Pantheon of Rome, but have you seen these architectural marvels? This is the site of the Craigieburn Sewage Transfer Hub. Flash floods and major storms can place pressure on our sewer system. Each tank holds up to 15 million litres of sewage, helping us manage wastewater safely and efficiently to protect your health and the environment. As demand increases so does our investment into innovative and cost-effective solutions to defer construction of a large sewer. When complete, the Craigieburn Sewage Transfer Hub will be the largest sewage storage facility in Australia and will: ✅ Reduce the likelihood of spills into waterways during large storms ✅ Improve the efficiency of the network ✅ Accommodate for population growth Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gkDg2f35 #Sewage #Sewerage #Floods #Infrastructure #Construction #CivilEngineering

Proud to be recognised as a finalist in 4 categories in the 2024 Australian Water Association ’s Vic awards. 👀👇 #Infrastructure #RecyledWater #MentalHealth #Partnerships Have A Dig Excavations JAYDO Ventia

We’ve laid the foundations for a greener future. 🏗️ Construction of our Lilydale food waste to energy facility is off to a great start and when complete will: 🥑 Divert organic waste from landfill ⚡ Produce renewable energy 😶🌫️ Reduce emissions to meet net zero carbon targets We’ve laid the foundations, planted over 1,600 trees and started to build digester tanks – that’s where the magic happens! They process commercial food waste into renewable energy using a natural process called ‘anaerobic digestion’, which is similar to the way a human body breaks down food – we don’t use incineration or gasifiers to process the waste. This is our second food waste to energy facility, our first has been successfully operating in Wollert since 2017. Since then, the award-winning Wollert facility has processed 178,000 tonnes of food waste and produced approximately 35,000 MWh of renewable electricity. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gbwGM8jx #ClimateChange #Sustainability #FoodWaste #WasteToEnergy #CircularEconomy

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