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Aerofloat’s Reconciliation Action Plan

Working Together for Water, Country and Community

At Aerofloat, protecting the environment and supporting sustainable outcomes for Australian communities guides the work we do every day.

As an Australian-owned wastewater treatment company, we help protect our environment through innovative water and wastewater solutions. Through our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), we are expanding that commitment by strengthening our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, building meaningful relationships, and creating opportunities that contribute to reconciliation.

We recognise that First Nations Peoples have cared for Australia’s lands, waterways and ecosystems for tens of thousands of years. Their enduring connection to Country offers valuable knowledge and perspectives that can help shape a more sustainable future.
Our RAP reflects Aerofloat’s commitment to listen, learn and take meaningful action as we continue our reconciliation journey.

Our Commitment to Reconciliation

Aerofloat’s vision is a future where Australian land and water are respected, protected and sustained for generations to come.

As specialists in wastewater, sewage, groundwater and recycled water treatment, we understand the critical role healthy waterways play in supporting communities, ecosystems and future generations.

Our Reflect RAP provides a framework for strengthening relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, increasing cultural awareness across our business, and identifying opportunities for collaboration that support both reconciliation and environmental outcomes.

Through this commitment, we aim to:

  • Build meaningful and respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations.
  • Increase understanding of First Nations histories, cultures and perspectives across our workforce.
  • Explore opportunities to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses through procurement and partnerships.
  • Promote greater awareness of the connection between healthy water, healthy Country and sustainable communities.
  • Create pathways for improved participation and employment opportunities within the water industry.

Water, Country and Shared Responsibility

Water is at the heart of everything we do.

For more than 15 years, Aerofloat has delivered innovative wastewater treatment solutions that help Australian businesses and communities reduce environmental impact and return cleaner water to the environment.

Our RAP strengthens this mission by recognising the cultural significance of water and the deep knowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples hold about caring for Country.

As we continue our reconciliation journey, we are committed to learning from First Nations perspectives and exploring how innovation, environmental stewardship and cultural respect can work together to create lasting outcomes.

Our Actions So Far

Aerofloat has already taken meaningful steps towards reconciliation, including:

  • Delivering cultural awareness training across our workforce.
  • Partnering with Supply Nation to increase engagement with Indigenous-owned businesses.
  • Supporting Gawura School, a leading First Nations primary school in Sydney.
  • Celebrating National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week across our organisation.
  • Embedding Acknowledgement of Country practices into our communications and events.

These actions provide the foundation for future commitments and ongoing learning.

Looking Ahead

Our Reflect RAP marks the beginning of a long-term commitment.

Over the coming years, we will continue to build relationships, strengthen cultural understanding and identify new opportunities to contribute to reconciliation through our people, projects, partnerships and industry influence.

By working together, we can help create a future where environmental sustainability, respect for Country and reconciliation go hand in hand.

Acknowledgement of Country

Aerofloat acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters on which we live and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise the continuing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Country, waterways, culture and community.

We are committed to working respectfully with First Nations communities as we strive to create a more sustainable future for all Australians.

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