Meet the team
Meet some of our staff members to hear about what they enjoy most about working in the water industry.
We offer a variety of career opportunities – ranging from entry level to those requiring experience or qualifications. With this diversity in roles, we are sure to have something that you can see yourself in.
Meet some of our staff members to hear about what they enjoy most about working in the water industry.
To see opportunities to join our team, see Careers.
Meet Jake Veal
Electrician, Service Delivery and Operations
What led you to apply for this job?
I started at Lower Murray Water in 2017 as an apprentice. I was one of around 60 people vying for the apprenticeship position and was thrilled to receive the position. I have since completed my apprenticeship and can’t wait to be a mentor to other apprentices that come through the door.
What kind of skills are essential for your role as an electrician?
The skills required for being an electrician are great communication skills, problem-solving skills, hands-on skills, and some knowledge in the water treatment process and electrical components of the treatment cycle. I also learn a lot from my colleagues and learn something new about the trade every day.

Meet Julie Krake
Project Officer
What is your career background?
My career as a water quality technologist really began in year 11 Biology, although it took me some time to truly figure out my path. While working as a dental assistant for 16 years, I completed a Bachelor Degree in Science (Applied Science) with a major in biosciences (microbiology and analytical chemistry) as a mature-aged student.
Have you always thought about a career in water?
When I graduated, I was 34 and started work as a water quality technologist at Lower Murray Water a few months later as a graduate, which really cemented my career in the water industry. My primary job is to ensure the urban tap water is safe to drink for all our customers – from Merbein to Kerang, which involves testing and monitoring water quality from catchment to tap.
