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Seqwater
Australia
Registrace 15. 07. 2013
Seqwater is the Queensland Government statutory authority responsible for delivering safe, secure and cost-effective bulk drinking water supply to more than three million people across South East Queensland.
We also provide essential flood mitigation services by operating the region's dams, supply irrigation water to about 1,200 farmers and growers through seven schemes, and manage catchment health and recreation facilities enjoyed by more than 2.7 million people each year.
We also provide essential flood mitigation services by operating the region's dams, supply irrigation water to about 1,200 farmers and growers through seven schemes, and manage catchment health and recreation facilities enjoyed by more than 2.7 million people each year.
Seqwater explains: How gated dams work
Hear from our teams at Wivenhoe Dam and our Flood Operations Centre about how South East Queensland’s largest dam works, including in times of flooding.
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Graduate Applications 2023 featuring Kristi Ter Horst
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Graduate Applications 2023 featuring Kristi Ter Horst
Seqwater's Next Generation Traineeship Program
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Seqwater’s Next Generation Traineeship Program offers a rewarding career pathway into the water industry. To find out more about our Traineeship Program, visit www.seqwater.com.au/trainees
Shannon's Traineeship Journey
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Hear from Shannon, our first female Dam Operator, who commenced her career with Seqwater as a Dam Operations Trainee. Seqwater’s Next Generation Traineeship Program offers a rewarding career pathway into the water industry. To find out more about our Traineeship Program, visit www.seqwater.com.au/trainees
New biological control released against invasive cabomba weed
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Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and one of the nation’s largest water companies Seqwater, are using a tiny defender - a weevil smaller than a grain of rice - to help stop an exotic weed spreading through Australia’s waterways.
Behind the scenes at our gated dams
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Up to 100 Seqwater staff are monitoring our network at any one time. Take a look behind the scenes at Seqwater’s gated dams and meet some of our team.
Climate patterns affecting South East Queensland
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Every flood is different and it’s important we all understand our flood risk and stay informed if severe weather is predicted. Climate Specialist Professor Roger Stone and Flood Specialist Ella Harrison discuss the weather patterns of La Nina and El Nino and what these mean for South East Queensland.
History of Brisbane River flooding
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Living alongside the Brisbane River offers a great lifestyle to live, work and play, but it also means South East Queensland can be subject to flooding. Dr Margaret Cook, and author of ‘River with a City Problem’, takes us on a journey back in time looking at the history of Brisbane River flooding, starting with the first flood on record in 1841.
Seqwater RAP artist and artwork explained
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Seqwater RAP artist and artwork explained
Seqwater explains: Why don't we build more dams?
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Seqwater explains: Why don't we build more dams?
Seqwater explains how we use the SEQ Water Grid
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Seqwater explains how we use the SEQ Water Grid
Seqwater explains how we use the Gold Coast Desalination Plant
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Seqwater explains how we use the Gold Coast Desalination Plant
Seqwater explains: Why the level in Lake Wivenhoe is important
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Seqwater explains: Why the level in Lake Wivenhoe is important
Cecil Hinze shares his memories of before Hinze Dam was built
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Cecil Hinze shares his memories of before Hinze Dam was built
Behind-the-scenes: Seqwater's planned burns
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Behind-the-scenes: Seqwater's planned burns
Catchment Protection along the Mary River
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Catchment Protection along the Mary River
Seqwater's dam levels web page walk-through
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Seqwater's dam levels web page walk-through
Catchment protection at Baroon Pocket Dam
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Catchment protection at Baroon Pocket Dam
Traineeships help grow careers in land management
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Traineeships help grow careers in land management
Our Engineering Standards and Assurance Team
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Our Engineering Standards and Assurance Team
Leftover DNA can detect presence of pest fish in SEQ lakes
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Leftover DNA can detect presence of pest fish in SEQ lakes
Seqwater fishways - helping fish migrate past dam barriers
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Seqwater fishways - helping fish migrate past dam barriers
Hinze Dam's trap 'n' haul fish transfer facility
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Hinze Dam's trap 'n' haul fish transfer facility
How Seqwater Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water
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How Seqwater Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water
Making controlled water releases from dams and pipelines
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Making controlled water releases from dams and pipelines
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Good evening guys
@Seqwater How does spacer force/deflect the input water on membrane with adequate pressure
how is this possible??
wow this is amazing
Best vid on YT for this
Early settlements built on river banks for ease of transport of goods by ships. Nothing to do with how pretty it looks. Rubbish!
Any update from Seqwater on progress or not 12 months on?
Why? Because we lack visionary leadership to have flourishing deserts producing food. Oh wait, Deb Frecklington did take such a vision to the last election but the elite left and their biased media prefer to suppress such vision in favour of environmental idolatry.
How does salt not get through in ionic form its smaller than H2O? Is it the charge? ...charges?
because the filter is not polar
What is this
That's proactively securing the marine lives.👍🏻
Great video!
my fwiend tass like fwog
i is from the 1910s and i'm 400 years old
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watched this for school, very helpful.
P R O M O S M 😂
That sounds like an unnecessarily labour intensive process. Does this happen daily?
good video.
good video.
good video.
I worked there as a muck out operator, can still remember how loud the shots were when close to the face.
"I'm ready to jump in and learn the ropes! Who else is applying? #SeqwaterTrainee".
Average Australian men have no chance like me. Sick of trying and you wonder why Western men are fleeing the West..
Brisbane is flooded
And how long b4 these weavils start attacking all our native plants?
Darren, it is hard to say and being a small relativley immobile weevil (unlike say a flying insect) it may take some years for it to build up in numbers and start to see an effect at the release sites. Good thing is the weevil is seems easy to breed in cultivation allowing it to be released to new locations.
Great job!, there has been a stance of this in Sandy Creek at Camira for years in the western suburbs, Might be a good place to do some trials.
Thanks a lot it is simple and clear explain, I am working as engineer at the RO plant and I have been so intersted for water treatment process.
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Simply but informative..
bro, can we talk about the economical and political state of the world right now?
lol, watch the new video from The juice media
"Discounted for other reasons" - political. "Dams need rain to fill them" - how laughable is this stupid video published in Jan 2022, a la nina year that has had enormous rainfall; eg three huge floods of the Mary river, Brisbane flooding again. The arguments are illogical - if we really live in a dry continent (yes Australia is dry, but the East Coast is not dry) then why keep growing the population? This lying must stop.
Where does the UV LIGHT play a role in water Purification processing?
it does nothing for RO system. As the video stated, the membrane already removes bacteria and virus from the source water. Some RO machine uses UV light as a safety net just in case the membrane failed to purify the water. But then I would worry other potential dangerous impurities. UV can't break that out. Activated carbon might do. Still, daily maintenance and decommisioning the membrane when it reached its service life will be wiser than only relying on UV. Doing both? might even be better
Hi how do we get quote for this Ultrasonic Algae Control device ?
Hello friends, please watch, membrane installation video and subscribe this channel. czcams.com/video/PzZSSndBg8A/video.html
Why isn't there no dam on the Bremer river? I pity the Ipswich folk.
Need more dams upstream.
Seq WATER! MORE' DAM'$! IN AUSTRALIA '
We! DON'T WANT! ANY EVER floood'$!
The question is what fish fingers manufacturers do you send the invasive species to?
Might need to look into changing the flood rules . 2011 flooded and now 2022 flooded again .
it doesnt STOP floods, it reduces them
Didn't work Brisbane CBD flood
New dams have been damned by environmental nonsense and the mother-Earth worshippers of the green religion.
And has it ever actually been NECESSARY since 2009? No, because it's mostly a white elephant installed because of doomsday climate change alarmists and their dud predictions. At the time Professor Tim Flannery said the dams would all run dry. Now ironically these expensive desal plants all around Australia are consuming huge amounts of energy and money, adding tonnes and tonnes of more carbon emissions.
Well I'll be damned, that's a dam good video...
Thank you for sharing this. I have been really interested in Reverse Osmosis since I got to know about AAA Water Systems. They have amazing water filtration service and Reverse Osmosis is also a procedure they use.
How do you optimise a Grid for Net Zero?