Top growing jobs in the industry are diverse, with higher skilled jobs commanding higher annual median earnings.
Occupations with the highest new workers expected within the electricity, gas, water and waste services industry
Occupations with highest new workers expected5 | New workers expected5 | Skill level9 | Annual median earnings10 | Retention rate11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Truck drivers | 430 | 4 | $69,628 | 85.9% |
Civil engineering professionals | 180 | 1 | $117,728 | 90.7% |
Other stationary plant operators | 150 | 3,4 | $85,150 | 82.5% |
Information officers | 150 | 4 | $67,090 | 80.9% |
Accounting clerks | 140 | 4 | $71,833 | 84.2% |
General clerks | 140 | 4 | $67,860 | 79.1% |
Recycling and rubbish collectors | 140 | 5 | Not available | 80.8% |
Metal fitters and machinists | 130 | 3 | $94,744 | 89.2% |
Other information and organisation professionals | 120 | 1 | $112,050 | 60.5% |
Other specialist managers | 120 | 1 | $142,402 | 83.9% |
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