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We are in the process of developing and implementing a health system that delivers results for our communities with the intention of achieving equitable health outcomes and to improve our current systems, targeted to achieving these. Our wider team works towards engaging with internal and external stakeholders to improve health outcomes. About this role: Support our strategic objectives for our service provisionScope and manage projects, as well as steer others when requiredEstablish clear goals and milestones for the projectRelationship Management - work with us, our partners and providers to understandEnsure there is a seamless process for the projectEnsure the activity of the project aligns with objectives and outcomes, as well as keeping an eye on potential risksConsider; short, medium and long term impacts of the projectTake a broad view of the system to ensure continuum of care, especially where there may be gapsTo be Successful in this role you will have:A relevant Project Management qualificationHave worked across Mental Health and Addictions sector (ideally)Experience with designing and implementing projects across the healthcare sector, ideally mental healthHave worked with minority groups previously, and have delivered projects focussing on these groupsProject monitoring and reporting experienceIf you are interested in considering this employer for a Fixed Term (until Jun 2022) position, to really support and give back to our community, using your strengths, please reach out to Ekta at ekta.sharma@randstad.co.nzAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

WorkSafe New Zealand is now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors to work as investigators in the North Island. WorkSafe is the Government’s health and safety regulator charged with leading the biggest shakeup of health and safety in a generation. We’re seeking people who are truly passionate about changing the way all Kiwis’ view health and safety and making sure the injury and fatality rates reduce. You start as a trainee and progress your way through a series of in-house training courses, on the job experience and coaching until you obtain a Certificate of Appointment giving you powers as an Inspector. Your training doesn't stop there as you continue to build your skills and knowledge to become a highly competent investigator and regulator. As a Health and Safety Inspector for the Specialist Interventions (Investigations) team you will bring a high level of integrity, excellent judgement, and decision-making skills. You should have an aptitude for learning and be resilient and prepared to work as part of a team. Being able to build rapport with all stakeholders is essential to the role as you’ll be dealing with a wide range of people. Our investigations inspectors manage cases by investigating incidents and events where people have been hurt or a fatality may have occurred. All our inspectors enforce the law when they see non-compliance so being firm and fair are essential quantities. The must haves: Be a NZ Citizen or NZ Permanent Resident/ResidentHave a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual carShow commitment to follow policies and proceduresCan write business documents and reportsBe computer literateBe flexible to work across locations and once warranted, and be rostered for after-hours and weekend work when requiredWhat experience do you need? Ideally, we’re looking to hear from people who already have experience in investigations across all industries whether in a health and safety space, another regulator or law enforcement. If you don’t have this experience in Health and safety assessments, audits, or investigations but you believe you have the right skillset to become an investigator, we’re keen to hear from you too. Want to find out more? Please visit www.worksafe.govt.nz for more information on WorkSafe New Zealand. Join us, and you will play a vital role in ensuring everyone who goes to work comes home healthy and safe. If you have any enquiries regarding this role, please email worksafenz@randstad.co.nz Please note, applications sent via email will not be accepted. Ready to apply? Applications for this role are being managed by Randstad. To apply for this position, please click on the ‘apply’ button below. This will allow you to register your details and submit your application. Applications close 27th of October at 5:00pm.At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

WorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring a full-time permanent Technical Specialist in Construction anywhere in New Zealand. As Technical Specialist Construction you will bring your technical expertise to develop and support the inspectorate in their regulatory functions and provide technical advice to external stakeholders. You will also support the operations of the Technical Specialists team and be a valued member of a centre of expertise for WorkSafe in the delivery of cost effective, efficient, and high-quality technical advice on health and safety issues. Your day to day: Provide technical support and advice on constructionPlay a part in improving safety and workplace standards in New ZealandContribute to the development of commercial construction capabilityContribute to regional / national initiatives or programmes / projectsMaintaining stakeholder relationships within the industryPromote and undertake environmental scansReinforce continuous improvement in safety, standards and quality in New Zealand workplacesEnsure the provision of relevant and up to date advice on technical safety issuesThe ideal person for this role will need to have technical knowledge around vertical, horizontal and civil construction. As well as having the ability to work harmoniously within a team and build positive relationships. You will also have the following skills and experiences: Excellent writing abilityClear communication skillsPractical experience that acknowledges you as a credible construction technical specialistA high level of systems thinking capabilityAbility to adopt a client perspective when considering technical policy and its implementation.Ability to translate technical information into simple languageSound knowledge of health and safety legislation and regulationA tertiary qualification in Civil and/or Construction or equivalent construction experienceWorkSafe New Zealand / Mahi Haumaru Aotearoa offers a range of benefits including free insurance packages (life, trauma, and income protection), discounts on health insurance and eye care, four weeks annual leave plus three days WorkSafe leave, and learning and professional development opportunities. We operate on a flexible by default basis, allowing you and your manager to create a flexible work experience that supports you and the business to succeed. How to apply: Please click the apply link and submit your CV and you will then be sent an application form to complete. A cover letter is not essential for your application. If you have any questions about the role, please email tracey.north@randstad.co.nz. Applications for this role close at 5:00pm on the 11th of October. At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mau WorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Wellington to start on the 14th of Feburary 2022. In keeping the best little capital safe and healthy, you’ll get to visit construction and manufacturing sites, before travelling up the Kapiti Coast or through the Wairarapa to visit forestry and agricultural businesses. The team in Wellington are experts in their fields and have built a tight-knit culture. WorkSafe inspectors are out in the community everyday, conducting assessments and investigations, educating well meaning workers and business owners about how they can contribute to a safe workplace while enforcing health and safety legislation. The world of work continues to grow in complexity, and WorkSafe inspectors need to be able to traverse across all sectors and manage the associated issues. This may have been a role you never thought about, but you may have all of the skills we’re looking for. Health and safety is undergoing a major shift in New Zealand, and you could be a part of inspiring others to change the culture to make offices, sites, farms, factories and other work places over New Zealand safer for their workers. The advice and guidance you provide could save lives. Some of the key attributes we’re looking for include:An analytical mindset - be able to read legislation to understand what this means and explain it people on the ground.Exceptional people skills - be the person who can connect with stakeholders, build rapport, show compassion and influence change.Understand and apply practical ideas: be able to listen and understand the business’ practices and assess if it meets their obligations, (i.e. help to translate the building code into a practical sense)An interest in health and safety and helping organisations and workers implement practices in line with best practice and legislationHave the confidence to speak with, educate and inspire anyone: workers, board members, managers and CEOs.Be an adaptable self starter - whether working on your own or with others, you’ll be able to look at the situation in front of you and decide on the best way forward.What is in it for you?You will receive discounted health insurance and fully paid life, income protection and trauma insuranceOngoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway.Workplace Flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is employer that recognises your needsYou must hold to be considered for this role:Full drivers licenceNZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipPlease note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves psychometric/cognitive testing, a video interview, phone interview and a face to face interview. Applications close on the 27th of October 2021. WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service to the variety of industries, workers and situations that inspectors will deal with. As such, we welcome and encourage applications from people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. If this sounds like you, go ahead and hit the apply now button.At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

Are you an experienced sales representative looking for a supportive and thriving organisation? Do you enjoy a vibrant workplace with a diverse range of challenges?The OrganisationWe have a fantastic opportunity to assist with securing new business in workplace health, wellbeing, and other health services as well as generally increase awareness of the business’ services to increase the client base and salesIn joining this team, you will be open to opportunity and growth within an already busy industry.This hard working team, focused on a personalised experience, strongly values ensuring a positive environment. You will be expected to maintain strong customer relationships and adapt to their needs. As a sales representative for a thriving Kiwi company, you will be expected to implement key sales strategies and demonstrate a willingness to develop business opportunities.The RoleThis role is a permanent, full time roleCompetitive salary with a laptop and phone providedWellington location40 hour work week Accumulative increase in annual leave entitlement year on year to 5 weeks after 5 years of serviceAnnual wellbeing allowanceIn this varied role, you will be;Working side by side with a medical professional to develop new relationshipsImplementing sales strategiesPartner with other regions and team members to provide individuals, agencies and workplaces with quality health and well being solutionsCollaborating with the marketing team to achieve a comprehensive sales approachManage accounts and relationshipsAbout youTo be successful in attaining this role, we are looking for;Strong communication skills, both written and verbalExperience interacting with customers in a sales capacityComfortable learning with different systemsMarketing or social media experience an advantage If this role sounds like the perfect next step for you, please apply directly or email myself with your CVAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

About the Company: This national organisation has a strong presence with established service offerings. With the intention of delivering excellent client care, they are an outcomes focussed organisation with the frameworks to achieve best outcomes for individuals. With a wealth of smart processes built into their service delivery, their clients can rest assured that their Clinician is on their team through their wellbeing journey. About the Role: This role is a full time role working within our community, based out of our clinics. You will have your own caseload with the intention to assess and deliver rehabilitation services to our service users. Train and develop our OTsWork with other managers to ensure quality service deliveryMonitor performance, assess how we can improve our service with a focus on improving service outcomesPart taking in the leadership teamTo be successful in this role; Qualified Occupational TherapistPost Graduate qualification in Rehab (ideal but not essential)Proven Clinical experience as well as leadershipWhat you can expect in return; Contribution to your APC + Full cost of your professional membershipExternal professional support to ensure your emotional and mental wellbeingSupport to help your developmentIf this role sounds like something you would be interested in, please feel free to reach out to Ekta on 09 336 0380 or email me at ekta.sharma@randstad.co.nz At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

The Principal Advisor contributes to good Ministry Investment Management practices, including business planning and investment management processes including prioritisation, quality management and the building of departmental project, programme and portfolio management (P3M) capability.The Principal Advisor, Project & Investment Advice (PIA) is responsible for supporting and advising a portfolio of senior leaders and business groups, working in close collaboration with other teams in the SPG group.· Work with Senior Responsible Owners, Business Owners, Project/Programme Practitioners and other key stakeholders to utilise the Ministry’s Delivery Framework, ensuring a common approach is adopted and tailored where necessary· Escalate any arising issues to the Director, PIA and advising them on required interventions· Provide decision and governance support, advising on the use of appropriate methodologies and tools· Provide advice on quality criteria, reviewers and sign-off authority to ensure consistency· Provide health checks on in-flight projects· Work in close collaboration with colleagues across the SPG group to ensure a comprehensive service experienceAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

The company This New Zealand investment company are going through a rapid period of expansion and growing their customer centric support team. With a strong focus on being prepared for the ever changing digital world, this company pride themselves on customer exprience and helping New Zealanders to put their money to work. What's in it for you4% KiwisaverLife, health and trauma insuranceDiverse calendar of social events including brewery tours, beer & wine tasting, Friday drinksTraining and exposure across various business unitsThe role A diverse role that ensures the smooth running of their products and that the customer experience is second to none. You will be focusing on the following: Updating customer accountsProviding a seamless customer journey Handling inquiries through web, email and phone Onboarding and opening new accounts Handling customer requestsAbout youWe are open to a range of experience and it will be candidates that demonstrate the right attitude that will be successful! You will display the following attributesStrong team player Eager to learn Can work autonomously when requiredCan adapt well to change Strong attention to detail Customer centric and loves to go above and beyond Next steps Please apply via the link or email Elizabeth for more info : elizabeth.taylor@randstad.co.nzAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.

This opportunity would look to lead a team of accountants, across a range of accounting functions, through providing advice and leadership that drives towards achieving the organisation's strategic goals. The role would go through till June 2022 with a November start. The successful candidate will be a proven leader with strong technical accounting knowledge, having demonstrated their ability to manage a team of financial accountants at different levels. You will be able to coach and develop staff to perform at a high level, through improving financial accounting processes and showing genuine initiative. Key Responsibilities: Maintaining oversight across the financial control environment and ensuring it is operating effectively Key lead for all external and internal audits Ensure financial reports and other financial records are maintained, kept up to date with relevant financial accounting standards and deadlines are met in a timely and accurate manner across the Group. Provide guidance across tax compliance to financial and non-financial staff while ensuring all tax compliance is met. Oversee the fixed asset system, ensuring that it is kept accurate and up to date with relevant accounting standards and reporting requirements. Oversee the balance sheet reconciliation processes, including performing the detailed reconciliations for more complex aspects. Provide leadership to staff by nurturing a good culture and engaging with staff to enable professional development while supporting a high level of productivity. Invest in the coaching of staff, identifying areas for development and applying processes to assist the professional growth of the team. Spearhead the organisation's vision and health and safety expectations. Key Requirements: CA Qualified or Equivalent with strong technical accounting skills Strong and relevant knowledge of TechnologyOne Finance solution Proven ability to Lead a Finance Team Proven experience in process improvement within financial accounting processes Experience presenting at a Governance level This is a great hourly rate contract to support a high performing team as the Financial Accounting Manager within a meaningful organisation. This role will allow you to develop an accounting team and drive process improvement that will create a positive impact on the community. If you are interested in this position, please apply via the link provided. If you would like to find out more, please contact Louis Jackson on 04 471 4875 or email louis.jackson@randstad.co.nzAt Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.