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Eye-catching displays for careers and other expos
Logan Water has some great examples of eye-catching displays to use at information booths to catch the attention of passersby. They engaged a professional photographer to conduct a photoshoot of trainees and other water industry team members to create life-size cut outs that brings the workforce to life without employees physically having to be there.
They also created a 3 metre long vinyl banner to use as a marquee backdrop. The banner displays the water journey from treatment to tap, showcasing the variety of careers along the way. This provides and excellent visual presentation of the wide variety of positions that are required to deliver water and wastewater services to customers.
Other booth displays that Logan have used at events include:
- a hands-on shut off valve for the students to try-a-trade – a very cost-effective way for students to get a feel for the type of work and tools required when fixing our water networks.
- a digital selfie photo booth with a backdrop of one of the wastewater treatment ponds. Students can don floaties, masks and snorkels , making it appear like they are floating in the ponds. The photo booth texts the photos to participants’ phones with a clever slogan: “unleash your poo-tential” – a great way for them to then share with family and friends. This fun interaction is a great way to normalise talking about sewerage with students.
- four mechanised spinning clear jars to showcase the time taken for different types of paper to break down in water – toilet paper, tissues, wet wipes and paper towels.
- a clear pipe with items such as toys, condoms, wet wipes, nappies and other nasties as a simple and cost-effective option to showcase the issue of blockages. They have another pipe fitted to a manhole cover to create a sense of underground infrastructure, and a (recycled) sink which they use to display items that shouldn’t be poured down the kitchen sink.
- an augmented reality display where students can be part of a pump station upgrade 20m underground.
