Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry

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Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Water Services Training Group 20th Annual Conference Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny 1

Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Building the Public Water Utility – A Shared Journey Jerry Grant Managing Director Irish Water

Today’s Agenda Building the Public Water Utility – Serving Communities Towards Compliance - Drinking Water & the Water Environment Supporting Recovery – Economic Needs & Housing Provision Meeting Customer Expectations – A Genuine Service Culture Driving Efficiency & Performance – Benchmarks and Metrics Delivering Major Change & Investment

Delivering on efficiency and performance A 5 year business plan Quality Standards Support Growth Customer Expectations Efficient & Effective

A ‘’Customer First’’ Culture Helping our customers

Building on Achievements We have shown that we can deliver historic change The next phase will be just as challenging: We can succeed provided we work together Drawing on the expertise & talent across the industry Taking account of best practise benchmarks Delivering a sustained Capital Investment Programme Delivering effective Maintenance & Operations Focussing on the outcomes for Customers & Society