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Hydrogeology Water Planning

Hydrogeology Water Planning in Australia is a multidisciplinary role that blends scientific analysis with strategic planning and stakeholder engagement. It plays a critical part in ensuring the sustainable management and use of the country’s groundwater resources. The role typically involves a combination of fieldwork, office-based analysis, and significant interaction with various stakeholders.
Developing water management plans for mining operations, including sourcing and disposal.
Water resource planning, environmental regulations, project management.
Planning water usage, environmental compliance, and project coordination.
Occasional site visits and regulatory consultations.

“Leading a multidisciplinary team allows you to see how each area contributes to the overall value of the Mining project.”

Catherine Lalut
Senior Mining Consultant
President Women in Mining & Engineer WA (WMEWA)

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