Tā tātou atarua – Our vision
Enabling what matters.
He angitūtanga - The opportunity
Join our dedicated Community Infrastructure Group as a diligent Network Serviceperson in our Local Waters Team. You'll be an integral part of our network team, reporting directly to the Network Supervisor.
Your primary duties will include executing operations and maintenance tasks, as well as promptly responding to faults across all Horowhenua Local Water networks. This role involves participation in standby and call-out rosters, ensuring swift incident response when required. It serves as an ideal launching pad for a rewarding career in the Local Waters sector.
He kōrero mōu - About you
We seek a self-motivated, energetic individual who is proactive and results-oriented, ready to contribute effectively to our team.
Our ideal candidate for this role possesses Infrastructure Works Level 2 certification and/or Water Reticulation qualifications, or can demonstrate a solid foundation in the field. A valid driver’s license with a minimum of Class 1. Traffic management training is highly desirable, along with confined spaces and hazard awareness certifications.
Proficiency in computer skills, particularly in operating and inputting data into mobile field devices, is important. Experience in engaging with the public is valued, showcasing strong people skills.
Tā tātou ahurea – Our culture
Horowhenua District Council is proud to be an inclusive workplace; we celebrate difference, diversity, and aim to empower our employees. We’re an organisation built on innovation and optimism, and are embarking on an organisation reset.
We’re motivated to build a place where we value our people and provide opportunities for them to build outstanding careers and better Horowhenua.
Ngā āhuatanga kei a mātou - What we offer
An excellent working environment where passionate and committed team members strive to make a difference for current and future generations. We’re a thriving organisation with a strong focus on delivering meaningful work with motivated people that has a direct impact on the lives of our Horowhenua community.
We prioritise work-life balance and understand the importance of personal wellbeing, offering an extra day for wellness every quarter to ensure our team's holistic health is valued.
Tono mai ināianei - Apply now
If you’re interested in learning more about this role please see the position description. If you have any questions or would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Rob Benefield on 06 366 0999 or email robb@horowhenua.govt.nz.
Recruitment for this role closes on Friday 2 August 2024, at which time all applications will be reviewed and we will contact you to advise you of your application progress.
He rau ringa e pakari ai nga taura whiri i o tatou kainga noho me o tatou hapori – mai i te pae maunga o Tararua ki te moana
With many hands the threads which weave our neighbourhoods and communities together will be strengthened from the Tararua Ranges to the sea.