WaterWorks is the biannual technical journal published on behalf of the Association in May and November.
WaterWorks includes operationally focussed articles and technical information and enjoys a wide distribution across the water industry to more than 7,000 individuals.
Technical items can be sent to our editorial team at info@wioa.org.au.
Operating in difficult times
Community benefits of recycled water – Andrew Watson and Shay White
Electrocution risks working on water services – Craig Piazza
Improving communication with VHF Ethernet – Alex McCaffrey
Don’t just ask for it, business case it – Jamie Rossato
Manganese removal at Corowa – Shawn Charlton and Martin Woodhead
Fire and water – Bruce Murray and Ryan Melville
Macarthur WFP inlet valve replacement – Matthew Benstead
Sludge sending at Kenilworth STP – Cale Maclean, Anthony Smith and Ramraj Kulkarni
Thargomindah’s hot cold water – Wayne Mills
Improved disinfection at Mt Kynoch – Marcus Boyd and Terry Heness
The value of water industry operator competency: the what, why and how – Sallyanne Bartlett and Kathy Northcott
Reducing THMs during high source water bromide and salt events – Duncan Shillito
Choosing the right PAC – Adrian Knight, Peta Thiel and Peter Cullum
Importance of prescreening for Fairfield Membrane Bioreactor – Bill Collie
Coexisting with Telcos – Jason Ip
Impact of Telco structures on water storage reservoirs – Carmel Serratore and Jill Busch
Emerging Leaders Cultural Diversity Program: recognising the shared values of water in the Goulburn Valley region – Elise O’Keefe and Simon Walsh
As well as being distributed to all WIOA members WaterWorks is distributed to our publishers (Executive Media) mailing list for Future Water magazine.
The May edition of WaterWorks will be included in the Queensland and Victorian conference satchels and the November edition is included in the NSW conference satchels.
To advertise in WaterWorks contact:
Nicole Grimm
Executive Media
P 08 7425 1209 M 0432 217 216 E nicole.grimm@executivemedia.com.au
WaterWorks 2020 Media Kit (pdf 818kb)
Papers submitted for publication in WIOA’s technical publication WaterWorks should have an operational focus and be based on completed works and outcomes, rather than hypothetical projects or works in progress.
