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- NWPNET037 Inspect Sewer or Stormwater Assets
- RII30920 Certificate III in Civil Construction (Pipe Laying)
- RIIWHS206 Control Traffic with Portable Traffic Control Devices and Temporary Traffic Signs
- 52887WA Certificate II in Plumbing
- MSMSS00019 Operate a Drain Cleaning System
- RIICCM303 Conduct vacuum excavations
Drainage Worker careers
A Drainage Worker is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing underground drainage systems, including stormwater, sewer, and other types of pipelines. Their work involves digging trenches, laying pipes, and connecting drainage systems to ensure efficient water flow and prevent flooding.
Drainage Workers often operate heavy machinery such as excavators and trenchers, and they must adhere to safety regulations to protect themselves and others on-site. This role requires physical strength, attention to detail, and the ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions.
Drainage Workers commonly collaborate with construction teams, civil engineers, and local councils to complete infrastructure projects and maintain public utilities.
