AUSJET/ADCVA Newsletter
August 2026
AUSJET Latest News Report
Member Updates, opportunities and key dates
Welcome to the latest AUSJET/ADCVA Newsletter. This edition highlights upcoming opportunities for members and industry participants, including AUSJET26 and the Liquid & Environmental Waste Expo 2026, NEXTGen activity, the Guy Jellicoe Scholarship, the new website and member app, the Innovation Safety Awards, and Board of Management nominations for 2026–2027.
AUSJET26 & Liquid Environmental Waste Expo 2026
Save the date: AUSJET26 will take place on 28–29 October 2026 at Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, alongside the Liquid & Environmental Waste Expo 2026. This combined event will bring together high-pressure water jetting, drain cleaning, hydro excavation, vacuum loading, liquid waste management, environmental services, treatment, sanitation and remediation solutions. Members can expect supplier showcases, education sessions, onsite training, large equipment displays, outdoor live demonstrations and networking opportunities across the sector.
NEXTGen updates
The NEXTGen Committee continues to support engagement with emerging leaders and younger industry participants. Its work is focused on strengthening future capability across high-pressure water jetting, drain cleaning, hydro excavation, vacuum loading and industrial services, while creating more opportunities for the next generation to connect, contribute and grow within the industry.
NextGen Scholarship
Applications are open: The inaugural Guy Jellicoe Scholarship is now open as a NEXTGen initiative recognising emerging innovators under 35 working across high-pressure water jetting, drain cleaning and vacuum loading. Applicants are encouraged to submit practical ideas such as new tools, safety improvements, digital solutions, process enhancements or smarter ways of working. The successful applicant will receive seed funding, industry mentorship, industry recognition and the opportunity to present their idea at AUSJET26. Applications close 13 September 2026.
New website and member app
AUSJET/ADCVA’s new website, CRM and member app are on track for launch by the AGM. Delivered through Member Jungle, the refreshed digital platform is expected to improve member management, communication, access to association resources and online engagement, helping members stay better connected and informed.
Innovation Safety Awards
Final call for nominations: Nominations are about to close for the 2026 AUSJET/ADCVA Innovation Safety Awards. The awards recognise safety leadership and innovation across three categories: Contracting Company, Supplier Company and Operator. Companies may nominate themselves for the Contracting and Supplier awards, while anyone can nominate an operator. The awards recognise practical innovation, sustained safety performance, physical and mental wellbeing initiatives, improved products or services, and operators who lead by example. Winners are expected to be announced at AUSJET26.
Board of Management nominations
Expressions of interest are open: AUSJET, incorporating ADCVA, is seeking nominations for the Board of Management for the 2026–2027 year.
This is an opportunity for members to help shape the association’s direction, including safety standards, training advocacy, member services, events, stakeholder representation and governance renewal.
Each nominated candidate must supply a short biography and outline how they will add value to the Board of Management. Duties include attending Board meetings and General Meetings in person or via Zoom, assisting with the day-to-day running of AUSJET to better support membership, reporting back to the Committee of Management on assigned matters, and working effectively as part of a team.
Nomination deadline: Nominations must be submitted by COB Friday 27 September 2026.
Annual General Meeting and dinner
AGM reminder: The AUSJET/ADCVA Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, 27 October 2026 at 5:00 pm at Novotel Sydney Olympic Park. A dinner will follow the AGM. The meeting takes place the evening before AUSJET26 begins, giving members an opportunity to connect ahead of the conference and expo program.
Further details to follow.
Key dates and reminders
- 28 August 2026: Innovation Safety Awards nominations close.
- 13 September 2026: Guy Jellicoe Scholarship applications close.
- 27 September 2026: Board of Management nominations close.
- 27 October 2026 at 5:00 pm: AUSJET/ADCVA AGM at Novotel Sydney Olympic Park, with dinner following. The AGM will be held the evening before AUSJET26 begins. Further details will follow.
- 28–29 October 2026: AUSJET26 and the Liquid & Environmental Waste Expo 2026 at Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park.
For further information about anything in this update, please refer to the newsletter content or contact Gabe via email: support@ausjetinc.com.au
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AUSJET26 & LEW26
Join the Growing List of Exhibitors |
| The industry's support for AUSJET & LEW 2026 continues to grow, with a number of well-known brands and suppliers already confirmed as exhibitors. Their commitment reflects the value the event delivers as a dedicated showcase for innovation, equipment, services and networking opportunities across the sector. |
| If you're considering exhibiting, now is the ideal time to secure your position, with a limited number of indoor and outdoor spaces still available. |
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NextGen Committee Update
As we build momentum toward AUSJET26 in October, the NextGen Committee is focused on delivering practical initiatives that engage young professionals, operators, and industry stakeholders while helping shape the future direction of our industry. The committee has deliberately narrowed its focus to a number of key outcomes that can be delivered ahead of the event, with AUSJET26 acting as a platform to attract new members, strengthen industry connections, and raise awareness of the NextGen program.
A major focus is the continued development and promotion of the Guy Jellicoe Scholarship Program. With sponsorship secured and promotional material now rolling out, the scholarship aims to support emerging industry talent and provide valuable professional development opportunities for the next generation of water jetting and vacuum loading professionals.
The committee is also preparing a short AUSJET26 Industry Pulse Check Survey, which attendees will be able to complete via QR code during the exhibition and conference. The survey will capture feedback on industry challenges, opportunities, workforce development needs, and future priorities, helping ensure the voice of members and operators contributes to future Ausjet initiatives. A separate expression-of-interest form is also being developed for those interested in becoming involved with the NextGen Committee.
Additional initiatives currently being progressed include planning for NextGen involvement in AUSJET26 panel discussions, expanding committee visibility through social media channels, increasing operator engagement, and exploring networking opportunities during the event. The committee is also continuing work on future projects such as safety awareness content, digital tools, and membership value initiatives, many of which will be further developed following AUSJET26.
The NextGen Committee looks forward to connecting with attendees at AUSJET26 and encouraging younger professionals to get involved in helping shape the future of our industry.
Reece McCrystal
Chairperson
AUSJET NextGen Committee
Guy Jellicoe Scholarship
AUSJET / ADCVA Launches Inaugural Guy Jellicoe Scholarship to Recognise the Next Generation of Industry Innovators
SYDNEY, NSW — The Australasian Jetting Association (AUSJET) and the Australian Drain Cleaning and Vacuum Association (ADCVA) today announced the launch of the Guy Jellicoe Scholarship, the first initiative of its kind in the high-pressure water jetting, drain cleaning, and vacuum loading sectors across Australia and New Zealand.
Named in honour of WOMA Australia founder Guy Jellicoe—a pioneer who helped shape the industry—the scholarship celebrates practical problem-solving and innovation from those working on the tools. Applications opened on 07 August 2026. The inaugural winner will be announced at the AUSJET26 Conference, held at the Sydney Showgrounds on 28–29 October 2026.
Empowering the Next Generation of Innovators
The Guy Jellicoe Scholarship is designed to unlock the potential of young professionals who encounter daily operational challenges and envision smarter, safer, and more productive solutions. Rather than focusing on academic theory, the scholarship rewards real-world practicality.
Open to workers under 35 employed by an AUSJET/ADCVA member company, applicants are invited to pitch practical ideas—ranging from new tools and digital solutions to safety innovations and ergonomic improvements. Winning concepts must demonstrate a meaningful safety impact and the potential to be scaled industry-wide.
“One of the biggest opportunities for our industry is unlocking the ideas of the next generation. The Guy Jellicoe Scholarship gives young professionals a platform to turn practical insights into real innovations — and we invite forward-thinking organisations to help make that happen.”
Peter Jones, President, AUSJET / ADCVA —
Sponsorship Opportunities
AUSJET / ADCVA is currently seeking one exclusive Main Sponsor as the exclusive scholarship partner. The $12,000 + GST investment offers extensive co-branding, a prominent stage presence at AUSJET26 during the scholarship presentation, newsletter features, a judging panel invitation, and more. Enquiries can be directed to support@ausjetinc.com.au
The Scholarship Package
The successful applicant will receive a comprehensive support package to help turn their idea into reality, including:
- The opportunity for seed funding assistance (micro-grant) for prototyping or implementation.
- A guaranteed speaking slot at the AUSJET26 Connect Conference.
- Economy return flights and accommodation for the conference.
- A full PPE package from the scholarship’s Main Sponsor.
- Three months of dedicated mentorship from an experienced AUSJET/ADCVA member.
- National recognition across all AUSJET/ADCVA communications and industry channels.
How to Apply
Applications are streamlined into three simple steps:
- an up-to-five-minute smartphone video pitch;
- a written proposal of up to 1,000 words, detailing the idea, its development, and industry impact;
- optional supporting material, such as photos, drawings, diagrams, or plans; and
- A brief endorsement (written or video) from the applicant’s direct manager.
There is no expectation of a polished production. We are looking for genuine, practical ideas from people who understand the job and can see a better way forward.
Please share this opportunity with your emerging leaders, operators, technicians, supervisors, and support staff. Their everyday insight could make a lasting difference across our industry.
Applications close at 11:59 pm AEST on 13 September 2026.
About AUSJET / ADCVA
AUSJET (the Australasian Jetting Association) and ADCVA (the Australian Drain Cleaning and Vacuum Association) are the peak industry bodies representing the high-pressure water jetting, drain cleaning, and vacuum loading sectors across Australia and New Zealand. They are dedicated to promoting safety, innovation, and professional development.
Board of Management Nominations 2026
Expression of Interest
Australasian High Pressure Water Jetting Association Limited (AUSJET) incorporating Australasian Drain Cleaning and Vacuum Association (ADCVA) is seeking nominations for Board of Management (BOM) for the 2026-2027 year.
Each nominated candidate is to supply a short Biography as well as how they will add value to the BOM.
Duties of the Board of Management
- Attend Board meetings and General Meetings either in person or via Zoom link.
- Assist in the day to day running of AUSJET to better the membership.
- Report back to the Committee of Management on matters arising from assigned duties as directed by the Committee of Management.
- Being able to work in a team.
Nominations are to be submitted by COB Friday 27th September 2026.
The nomination shall include the information below.
Candidate Name:
Nominating company:
A short (200-word max) biography explaining the nominee's history within the industry and how they believe they can assist our association.
Nominations are to be emailed to: support@ausjetinc.com.au
Regards
Gabe Wardle
Administrator / Hon. Secretary
AUSJET / ADCVA
Safety Snippets
NOZZLE EJECTION HOW TO CONTROL THE HAZARDS
Nozzle ejection is dangerous and can cause severe injuries or fatalities. Whether you are lancing tubes, cleaning pipes, cleaning drain with a large drain cleaning unit or a plumbers jetter, nozzle ejection is an ever-present danger.
Nozzle ejection can cause
- Cutting injuries with water injection
- Fractured and broken bones being struck by a nozzle
- Brain injuries being struck by a nozzle
- Death from cutting or sticking injuries
It is important to be aware what can cause nozzle ejection, and what control measure we can put in place to eliminate the risk or lower the risk to as low as reasonably practicable.
Some causes of nozzle ejection include.
- Lack of back out prevention devices
- Nozzles performing U turns within pipes
- Nozzle not being correctly inserted in to tubes or pipe prior to starting the pump
- Hydraulic action where the tube is blocked without enough clearance for the water to escape, causing a build-up of pressure forcing the nozzle backwards.
We should always firstly look to eliminate the risk by using automated devices such as lancing machines, remote controlled hose reels or other devices, that removes the operator from the interface with the high-pressure water.
Wherever possible an anti-withdrawal device should be used to prevent the nozzle from ejecting from the pipe, tube, drain or any other asset type where a flexible hose or tube with a nozzle is being used. Anti-withdrawal devices come in many shapes and sizes, they are available for all types of high- pressure water jetting pumps from a plumbers jetter to large industrial high-pressure water pumps.
Anti-withdrawal devices can be a simple as a grate covering a manhole preventing a nozzle ejection, whilst cleaning a drain, through to devices engineered for specific tasks.
Tube Cleaning anti withdrawal device
Drain cleaning simple manhole cover grate
Simple anti-withdrawal device for small plumbers jetters
All of the above devices if used correctly will prevent nozzle ejection, preventing incidents, injuries and possibly deaths.
There are some other control measures we should take into consideration when carrying out these tasks
- A foot control hold-to-activate device e.g. a foot pedal—should be used on every pipe cleaning job. This eliminates relying on the operator to physically shut down the high pressure pump in the event of an incident.
- Where the length of the nozzle and rigid hose coupling and bend radius of the hose is less than the internal diameter of the pipe, a length of rigid pipe (a starter bar) should be used to extend that distance to a length of at least the pipe internal diameter.
- Hoses should be clearly marked at a suitable distance from the nozzle to indicate the location of the nozzle as it is withdrawn from the pipe or tube.
In all cases a risk assessment should be performed prior to commencing any high-pressure water jetting operations.
Refer to AS 4233:2013 Parts 1&2 High Pressure Water Jetting Systems and Safe Work Australia Guide for Managing Risks from High Pressure Water Jetting.
https://infostore.saiglobal.com/en-us/Standards/AS-NZS-4233-1-2013-116528_SAIG_AS_AS_250880/
Report an Incident - Help Us Keep Everyone Safe
Your privacy matters to us. All individual and company names are kept in the strictest confidence and will never be published or shared publicly.
We do need names of individuals and companies to help us create meaningful safety alerts and share important lessons across our industry. This collaboration helps us all work together to improve safety standards for everyone.
AUSJET warmly welcomes and encourages all Members to participate and share their experiences. Your contribution makes a real difference in keeping our industry safe.
Does anyone know of any incidents, near misses or safety alerts they would like to report?
Please go to Report an Incident
Incident Alerts
Incident Alert 126: Drain Cleaning
Summary
Jetting was performed from an upstream/full maintenance chamber due to misinterpretation of flow direction.
The jetting nozzle was not completely inserted into the pipe, causing the hose to turn and recoil out of the safety grate.
AUSJET's Newest Training Provider
InPipe Training
Training to elevate industry standards and safety.
InPipe Training (RTO 46456) is a Queensland-based Registered Training Organisation specialising in practical, industry-led training for drain cleaning, hydro excavation, ultra-high-pressure water jetting robotics and CCTV conduit inspection.
Our primary training areas include:
- MSMWJ305 – Operate a drain cleaning system
(MSMSS00019 – Operate a drain cleaning system Skill Set: MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit; MSMWHS110 – Follow emergency response procedures; MSMWHS200 – Work safely; and MSMWJ305 – Operate a drain cleaning system)
- MSMWJ307 – Operate a hydro excavation system
(MSMSS00021 – Operate a hydro excavation system Skill Set: MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit; MSMWHS110 – Follow emergency response procedures; MSMWHS200 – Work safely; and MSMWJ307 – Operate a hydro excavation system)
- Specialist ultra-high-pressure water jetting robotics training and operator development
- NWPNET037 – Inspect sewer or stormwater assets
- NWPNET059 – Supervise and report on conduit inspections
Our training is built around real equipment; field conditions and the work operators are expected to perform. The focus is not only on meeting the requirements of nationally recognised training, but also on developing operators who can work safely, understand their equipment and confidently apply their skills in the field.
Drain cleaning and hydro excavation training covers equipment preparation, safe operation, hazard controls, operational techniques, maintenance requirements and practical application.
Our specialist UHP robotics training focuses on the safe and effective operation of remotely controlled ultra-high-pressure water jetting systems.
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Innovation Safety Awards 2026
The Innovation Safety Award Nominations for 2026 are closing tomorrow!
The Criteria:
Contracting Company Award:
Awarded to an organisation that can demonstrate a sustained safety performance and/or culture in a workplace that incorporates the implementation of innovation, physical and mental wellbeing, health, and safety initiatives.
To enter this award category, an organisation must demonstrate how innovation has led to a safer workplace, and outline the initiatives implemented that have improved both physical and mental health and safety outcomes and improved their overall organisational safety culture.
Please complete this Contracting Company Award form and email to support@ausjetinc.com.au with all relevant supporting documents.
Supplier Company Award:
Awarded to an organisation that has improved industry safety through innovation, via the introduction of new products or the enhancement of existing products or services.
To enter this award category, an organisation must demonstrate how they improved safety through innovation.
Please complete this Supplier Company Award form and email to support@ausjetinc.com.au with all relevant supporting documents.
Operator Award:
Awarded to an outstanding industry operator who leads from the front in the promotion of a safer workplace, strives to provide a quality service to their customers and is an effective team member.
To enter this award category, nominees are to provide evidence of how they promote a safer workplace, and how they interact with their customers and team mates to meet the criteria of the award.
Please complete this Operator Award form and email to support@ausjetinc.com.au with all relevant supporting documents.
How Does It Work?
Companies are to nominate themselves for the Contractor & Supplier and anybody can nominate an operator for the Operator award. All nominations must provide a submission that clearly demonstrates how they meet the criteria for that award. Provide as much information as possible including any client/customer feedback, photos and or videos, and submit them with the completed Award form to support@ausjetinc.com.au
If Training Providers wish to nominate, they may do so under the Supplier Company category. Following the rules of 1 x Nomination per category per Member company.
The awards are held bi-annually in the Conference year, the finalists and winners will be voted on by an Independent Team chosen by the AUSJET Health & Safety Forum. And winners announced at the Conference.
Please Note: 1 x Nomination per category per Member company
The Prizes:
The prizes for each winner and runner up from each category are:
Contracting Company Award
- Winner & Runner Up Certificate
- Winner & Runner Up logo for your company’s website and e-mail signature
- Winner & Runner Up promotions in AUSJET / ADCVA newsletter and website.
Supplier Company Award
- Winner & Runner Up Certificate
- Winner & Runner Up logo for your company’s website and e-mail signature
- Winner & Runner Up promotion in AUSJET / ADCVA newsletter and website.
Operator Award
- $250 gift card and Certificate for the Winner and Runner Up
- Winner & Runner Up promotion in the AUSJET / ADCVA newsletter and website.
AUSJET / ADCVA encourage members to enter these industry awards and show case their own achievements and advancements in innovation and safety.
Please submit your nominations to support@ausjetinc.com.au by COB Friday 28th August 2026.
Winners and Runner’s Up will be announced at AUSJET26.
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Class A Training
Safe use of Class “A” Pressure Cleaners (Ausjet Accredited)
Description: The Class “A” training course is an Ausjet accredited course. Class A training relates to the use of high pressure water pumps under 5600 bar litres per minute, as defined by Section 1.1 of AS4233:2013.
This training meets the requirements set out in Section 7.2 of AS4233:2013 Part 1.
See below extract:
All operators shall be appropriately trained and assessed as competent for Class A pressure water jetting operations. Training specific to pressure water jetting operations shall include the following areas:
a) Class A system operation, potential dangers, problems and emergency actions to be taken should the equipment fail or malfunction.
b) Application of pressurized water including set up, barricading and operation.
c) Device and emergency stop controls.
d) Hose and equipment pre-start inspections.
e) Personal protective equipment.
Outcomes: Course Certificate for Safe Use of Class “A” High Pressure Water Cleaners, and a personalised Medical Alert Card.
Admission Criteria: There are no admission requirements for this course.
Mode of delivery: This course is delivered online at a self-paced rate.
AUSJET/ADCVA members
Class A training is $44.00 per person plus a $16.50 processing fee.
Members please login to your account to purchase Class A training packages.
AUSJET/ADCVA non-member
Class A Training Package - $77.00 per person plus a $16.50 Processing Fee
To access the Class A Training, follow this link.
Meeting Schedule
General Meeting & Annual General Meeting Tuesday 27th October 2026 @ 5pm AEDT
When: Tuesday 27th October 2026 @ 5pm AEDT
Where: Novotel Sydney Olympic Park & via Zoom
Further details to follow.
Merchandise
| Item | Description | Price |
| Recommended Practices for the Use of Industrial Drain Cleaning Equipment Booklet First Edition 2022
| The Australian first edition of the Recommended Practices for the use of Industrial Drain Cleaning Equipment Prepared by the Australasian High Pressure Water Jetting Association (AUSJET*) | Members
1 - 10 books $18.00ea
10 > books $15.00ea
Non-Members
1 - 10 books $22.50ea
10 > books $20.00ea |
| Recommended Practices for the Use of Industrial Vacuum Equipment Booklet First Edition 2020
| The Australian first edition of the Recommended Practices for the use of Industrial Drain Cleaning Equipment Prepared by the Australasian High Pressure Water Jetting Association (AUSJET*) | Members
1 - 10 books $18.00ea
10 > books $15.00ea
Non-Members
1 - 10 books $22.50ea
10 > books $20.00ea
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| Medical Alert Card (credit card size and feel) | $2.50ea |
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| Medical Advice Vehicle Sticker 12cm x 12cm
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1 - 5 Stickers $5.00ea
5 > stickers $4.00ea
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| Member Vehicle Sticker 8.12cm x 13cm | Members
1 - 5 Stickers $4.00ea
5 > stickers $3.00ea
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| Guideline notes for safe use of a High Pressure Water Jetter | To download a copy of the guide go to Safe Work Australia website: Safe Work Australia |
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| Australian Standard AS4223 1 & 2 | To purchase AS4233 1&2 go to Standards Australia website: Standards Australia |
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Newsletter and Website Advertising
The AUSJET / ADCVA Newsletter is distributed to members via email and is also accessible through the newsletter link on this webpage.
Advertising opportunities in the Newsletter include image advertisements and article placements, offering your business valuable exposure to key stakeholders in the Water Jetting, Drain Cleaning, Vacuum Loading, and Hydro Excavation industries.
Newsletter - Advertise your business and services in the next Newsletter
| Item | Platinum Member | Member | Non-Member |
| Newsletter | FREE As per Platinum Member Benefit | $175.00 per Advertorial | $220.00 per Advertorial |
Web Banner - We encourage members to advertise on the AUSJET / ADCVA website (Web Banner) which is displayed on most pages. The AUSJET / ADCVA website is accessed by members, industry, government and the community.
| Item | Platinum Member | Member | Non-Member |
| Web Banner | FREE One free Web Banner per Platinum Member | $380.50 Financial Yearly | (Members Only) |
If you would like to advertise in the newsletter or on the website, please email: support@ausjetinc.com.au
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