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WHO WE ARE Vision Mission Values C. THE DEPOTS 1.Southdale 011 681 7800 WHO WE ARE 91 Side Road Southdale Johannesburg Water SOC Ltd (JW) is a municipal entity incorporated on 21 November 2000 and commenced business on 1 January 2001 as an independent company, with the City of Johannesburg 2. Langlaagte (CoJ) as its sole shareholder. JW was formed following the iGoli 2002 Transformation Plan, an initiative 011 473 9500 led by the former Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council. A. HEAD OFFICE 2 Link Road Langlaagte Switchboard • Region A: Midrand/Ivory Park/Diepsloot/Kya Sand 011 688 1400 3. Midrand • Region B: Rosebank/Randburg/Emmarentia/Greenside/Melville/Northcliff/Parktown 011 205 9500 • Region C: Roodepoort/Constantia Kloof/Northgate Customer Care (Internal) 621-6TH Road • Region D: Doornkop/Dobsonville/Protea Glen 011 688 1699 (Corner New Road) • Region E: Alexandra/Wynberg/Sandton (to report leaks, burst pipes Erand, Midrand • Region G: Orange Farm/Ennerdale/Lenasia and sewer blockages) 4. Zandfontein Johannesburg Water’s infrastructure assets in support of its business comprise: B. WASTE WATER 011 386 1000 TREATMENT WORKS 5 Commerce Crescent West • 89 Water Reservoirs Kramerville - Sandton • 28 Water Towers 1. Bushkoppie • 10 Depots 010 230 0003 5. Ennerdale • 4 Laboratories Cnr Golden Highway R553 011 213 2700 • 11 896 km distribution pipes and Stockwell Avenue 2 James Street • 6 Wastewater Treatment Works Eldorado Estates Ennerdale Ext. 1 6. Hamberg The entity supplies 1.4 million domestic, commercial and industrial customers and serves an estimated 2. Ennerdale 010 230 0003 011 831 1141 consumer base of 4.5 million people with approximately 1,574 ml/day and treats it to acceptable. Portion 48 of Farm 159 Hamberg Road It employs approximately 2 500 people. Elandsfontein 30810 Hamberg Vision 3. Goudkoppies 7. Randburg 011 762 0983 011 801 2900 To be a water and sanitation utility that works. Cnr East Street & C/O Hammer Road & Gibbs Road Devland Standard Close Mission Strijdom Park 4. Olifantsvlei To provide all the people of Johannesburg with access to quality water and sanitation services by: 011 959 3906 8. Klipspruit • Delivering a professional, sustainable, affordable and cost-effective service Cavendish Street Ext 011 983 5520 • Pro-poor development Olifantsvlei 316-IQ 1296 Mofokeng Street • Creating a customer-focused culture that responds to the needs of citizens, customers and business Portion RE/2/316 Klipspruit • Valuing and developing its employees to build a sustainable capacity (Adjacent to Nancefield • Safeguarding public health and safety within the City of Johannesburg Industrial Sites) 9.Avalon • Preserving natural resources for future generations 011 947 1014 5. Northern Calendula Road • Managing assets and leveraging on technology. 082 312 8979 Klipspruit West William Nicol Ext Values (R511 ± 8km north of Fourways) 10.Avalon Prepayment 011 946 0600 • Teamwork 6. Driefontein Calendula Road • Accountability 071 605 6577 Klipspruit West • Cost effectiveness Portion 55 of Farm • Communication Driefontein 179-IQ 11.Cydna Lab 011 483 9500 • Customer service 75 Fourth Street Houghton C. THE DEPOTS 1.Southdale 011 681 7800 WHO WE ARE 91 Side Road Southdale Johannesburg Water SOC Ltd (JW) is a municipal entity incorporated on 21 November 2000 and commenced business on 1 January 2001 as an independent company, with the City of Johannesburg 2. Langlaagte (CoJ) as its sole shareholder. JW was formed following the iGoli 2002 Transformation Plan, an initiative 011 473 9500 led by the former Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council. A. HEAD OFFICE 2 Link Road Langlaagte Switchboard • Region A: Midrand/Ivory Park/Diepsloot/Kya Sand 011 688 1400 3. Midrand • Region B: Rosebank/Randburg/Emmarentia/Greenside/Melville/Northcliff/Parktown 011 205 9500 • Region C: Roodepoort/Constantia Kloof/Northgate Customer Care (Internal) 621-6TH Road • Region D: Doornkop/Dobsonville/Protea Glen 011 688 1699 (Corner New Road) • Region E: Alexandra/Wynberg/Sandton (to report leaks, burst pipes Erand, Midrand • Region G: Orange Farm/Ennerdale/Lenasia and sewer blockages) 4. Zandfontein Johannesburg Water’s infrastructure assets in support of its business comprise: B. WASTE WATER 011 386 1000 TREATMENT WORKS 5 Commerce Crescent West • 89 Water Reservoirs Kramerville - Sandton • 28 Water Towers 1. Bushkoppie • 10 Depots 010 230 0003 5. Ennerdale • 4 Laboratories Cnr Golden Highway R553 011 213 2700 • 11 896 km distribution pipes and Stockwell Avenue 2 James Street • 6 Wastewater Treatment Works Eldorado Estates Ennerdale Ext. 1 6. Hamberg The entity supplies 1.4 million domestic, commercial and industrial customers and serves an estimated 2. Ennerdale 010 230 0003 011 831 1141 consumer base of 4.5 million people with approximately 1,574 ml/day and treats it to acceptable. Portion 48 of Farm 159 Hamberg Road It employs approximately 2 500 people. Elandsfontein 30810 Hamberg Vision 3. Goudkoppies 7. Randburg 011 762 0983 011 801 2900 To be a water and sanitation utility that works. Cnr East Street & C/O Hammer Road & Gibbs Road Devland Standard Close Mission Strijdom Park 4. Olifantsvlei To provide all the people of Johannesburg with access to quality water and sanitation services by: 011 959 3906 8. Klipspruit • Delivering a professional, sustainable, affordable and cost-effective service Cavendish Street Ext 011 983 5520 • Pro-poor development Olifantsvlei 316-IQ 1296 Mofokeng Street • Creating a customer-focused culture that responds to the needs of citizens, customers and business Portion RE/2/316 Klipspruit • Valuing and developing its employees to build a sustainable capacity (Adjacent to Nancefield • Safeguarding public health and safety within the City of Johannesburg Industrial Sites) 9.Avalon • Preserving natural resources for future generations 011 947 1014 5. Northern Calendula Road • Managing assets and leveraging on technology. 082 312 8979 Klipspruit West William Nicol Ext Values (R511 ± 8km north of Fourways) 10.Avalon Prepayment 011 946 0600 • Teamwork 6. Driefontein Calendula Road • Accountability 071 605 6577 Klipspruit West • Cost effectiveness Portion 55 of Farm • Communication Driefontein 179-IQ 11.Cydna Lab 011 483 9500 • Customer service 75 Fourth Street Houghton C. THE DEPOTS 1.Southdale 011 681 7800 WHO WE ARE 91 Side Road Southdale Johannesburg Water SOC Ltd (JW) is a municipal entity incorporated on 21 November 2000 and commenced business on 1 January 2001 as an independent company, with the City of Johannesburg 2. Langlaagte (CoJ) as its sole shareholder. JW was formed following the iGoli 2002 Transformation Plan, an initiative 011 473 9500 led by the former Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council. A. HEAD OFFICE 2 Link Road Langlaagte Switchboard • Region A: Midrand/Ivory Park/Diepsloot/Kya Sand 011 688 1400 3. Midrand • Region B: Rosebank/Randburg/Emmarentia/Greenside/Melville/Northcliff/Parktown 011 205 9500 • Region C: Roodepoort/Constantia Kloof/Northgate Customer Care (Internal) 621-6TH Road • Region D: Doornkop/Dobsonville/Protea Glen 011 688 1699 (Corner New Road) • Region E: Alexandra/Wynberg/Sandton (to report leaks, burst pipes Erand, Midrand • Region G: Orange Farm/Ennerdale/Lenasia and sewer blockages) 4. Zandfontein Johannesburg Water’s infrastructure assets in support of its business comprise: B. WASTE WATER 011 386 1000 TREATMENT WORKS 5 Commerce Crescent West • 89 Water Reservoirs Kramerville - Sandton • 28 Water Towers 1. Bushkoppie • 10 Depots 010 230 0003 5. Ennerdale • 4 Laboratories Cnr Golden Highway R553 011 213 2700 • 11 896 km distribution pipes and Stockwell Avenue 2 James Street • 6 Wastewater Treatment Works Eldorado Estates Ennerdale Ext. 1 6. Hamberg The entity supplies 1.4 million domestic, commercial and industrial customers and serves an estimated 2. Ennerdale 010 230 0003 011 831 1141 consumer base of 4.5 million people with approximately 1,574 ml/day and treats it to acceptable. Portion 48 of Farm 159 Hamberg Road It employs approximately 2 500 people. Elandsfontein 30810 Hamberg Vision 3. Goudkoppies 7. Randburg 011 762 0983 011 801 2900 To be a water and sanitation utility that works. Cnr East Street & C/O Hammer Road & Gibbs Road Devland Standard Close Mission Strijdom Park 4. Olifantsvlei To provide all the people of Johannesburg with access to quality water and sanitation services by: 011 959 3906 8. Klipspruit • Delivering a professional, sustainable, affordable and cost-effective service Cavendish Street Ext 011 983 5520 • Pro-poor development Olifantsvlei 316-IQ 1296 Mofokeng Street • Creating a customer-focused culture that responds to the needs of citizens, customers and business Portion RE/2/316 Klipspruit • Valuing and developing its employees to build a sustainable capacity (Adjacent to Nancefield • Safeguarding public health and safety within the City of Johannesburg Industrial Sites) 9.Avalon • Preserving natural resources for future generations 011 947 1014 5. Northern Calendula Road • Managing assets and leveraging on technology. 082 312 8979 Klipspruit West William Nicol Ext Values (R511 ± 8km north of Fourways) 10.Avalon Prepayment 011 946 0600 • Teamwork 6. Driefontein Calendula Road • Accountability 071 605 6577 Klipspruit West • Cost effectiveness Portion 55 of Farm • Communication Driefontein 179-IQ 11.Cydna Lab 011 483 9500 • Customer service 75 Fourth Street Houghton.
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