Are you looking for a full-time permanent role with the flexibility to work from the office and from the comfort of your own home?Would you like to work for a not-for-profit organisation, where you can bring your whole self to work whilst empowering Kiwis to live their healthiest lives? We are currently recruiting for call-centre, customer service roles with an established New Zealand owned insurance company. This role gives you the work-life balance you've always dreamed of with no late nights and no weekends! The office is based in the heart of Auckland City and you must live in Auckland to be considered for this role. This role is suited to someone who sees themselves in for the long-term and can uphold high standards of customer service and communication.What you will be doing:Providing exceptional customer service which promotes member satisfaction and brand loyaltyEnsuring members are getting value out of their insurance products by resolving enquiries and making policy changesContribute to a culture of accountability, ownership, and trust amongst the team Demonstrate consistent and excellent results against performance targets Working from home 40 hours per week, Monday – FridayWho we're looking for:You will love helping people and being a team playerYou'll be customer obsessed You'll have a growth mindset and thrive on learning new skillsYou will be self-motivated to reach your goalsYou'll thrive at working from home and in the officeYou’ll be resilient and have great tools to support your wellbeing You'll have a private work area at home (with a suitable desk) and high-speed reliable and secure internet.Your experience and skills:Proven Customer Service experience and skills Excellent English skills, both verbal and writtenStrong attention to detail Enjoys making decisions that supports great customer service What you'll get at this company:Competitive base salary with free health and life insurance and wellbeing benefitsA free Fitbit and cash rewards for completing wellbeing activitiesStructured career development within the roleA supportive training environmentA diverse and inclusive culture where you can bring your whole self to workWell-being days offered throughout the yearBenefits offered to not only you but your whanau toolYou do not need to have previous call centre experience, but customer service experience is essential.If this sounds like you, please click "APPLY"We look forward to receiving your application.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 looking for a full-time permanent role with the flexibility to work from the office and from the comfort of your own home?Would you like to work for a not-for-profit organisation, where you can bring your whole self to work whilst empowering Kiwis to live their healthiest lives? We are currently recruiting for call-centre, customer service roles with an established New Zealand owned insurance company. This role gives you the work-life balance you've always dreamed of with no late nights and no weekends! The office is based in the heart of Auckland City and you must live in Auckland to be considered for this role. This role is suited to someone who sees themselves in for the long-term and can uphold high standards of customer service and communication.What you will be doing:Providing exceptional customer service which promotes member satisfaction and brand loyaltyEnsuring members are getting value out of their insurance products by resolving enquiries and making policy changesContribute to a culture of accountability, ownership, and trust amongst the team Demonstrate consistent and excellent results against performance targets Working from home 40 hours per week, Monday – FridayWho we're looking for:You will love helping people and being a team playerYou'll be customer obsessed You'll have a growth mindset and thrive on learning new skillsYou will be self-motivated to reach your goalsYou'll thrive at working from home and in the officeYou’ll be resilient and have great tools to support your wellbeing You'll have a private work area at home (with a suitable desk) and high-speed reliable and secure internet.Your experience and skills:Proven Customer Service experience and skills Excellent English skills, both verbal and writtenStrong attention to detail Enjoys making decisions that supports great customer service What you'll get at this company:Competitive base salary with free health and life insurance and wellbeing benefitsA free Fitbit and cash rewards for completing wellbeing activitiesStructured career development within the roleA supportive training environmentA diverse and inclusive culture where you can bring your whole self to workWell-being days offered throughout the yearBenefits offered to not only you but your whanau toolYou do not need to have previous call centre experience, but customer service experience is essential.If this sounds like you, please click "APPLY"We look forward to receiving your application.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.
Would you like to work for a not-for-profit organisation, where you can bring your whole self to work whilst empowering Kiwis to live their healthiest lives? We have full-time customer service roles available with Southern Cross Health Society as a Claim’s Approval Consultant in their Auckland contact centre. Voted as Reader’s Digest’s most trusted Health Insurance brand for 5 years running, Southern Cross Health Society puts their members' health and well-being at the heart of what they do. What you will be doing:Talk to people from all walks of life, helping them through emotionally charged conversations and difficult situationsGuiding and providing assurance to our members during their healthcare journeyRespond to member enquiries displaying consistently high levels of professionalismGather information, conduct research, and piece together a case to deliver a confident and clear decisionParticipate in creating and maintaining a positive, supportive and rewarding team environmentContinuously keep up to date with policy, product, and process knowledgeContribute to a culture of accountability, ownership, and trust amongst the team Demonstrate consistent and excellent results against performance targets Working 40 hours per week, Monday – FridayWho we’re looking for:You will love helping people and being a team playerYou’ll be warm and friendly You’ll have a growth mindset and thrive on learning new skillsYou will be self-motivated to reach your goals You’ll be excited about your career and growthYour experience and skills: Great with customers Excellent English skills, both verbal and writtenStrong attention to detail What you’ll get at Southern Cross: Competitive base salary with discounted health insurance and wellness benefitsA free Fitbit and cash rewards for completing well-being activitiesCareer development and growth opportunities A supportive training environmentA diverse and inclusive culture where you can bring your whole self to work A fun and collaborative work environment Discounted Southern Cross InsuranceAt Southern Cross, they’re standing strong, all together with heart and vitality to be the best. If this sounds like you, please click "APPLY"We look forward to receiving your application.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.
Would you like to work for a not-for-profit organisation, where you can bring your whole self to work whilst empowering Kiwis to live their healthiest lives? We have full-time customer service roles available with Southern Cross Health Society as a Claim’s Approval Consultant in their Auckland contact centre. Voted as Reader’s Digest’s most trusted Health Insurance brand for 5 years running, Southern Cross Health Society puts their members' health and well-being at the heart of what they do. What you will be doing:Talk to people from all walks of life, helping them through emotionally charged conversations and difficult situationsGuiding and providing assurance to our members during their healthcare journeyRespond to member enquiries displaying consistently high levels of professionalismGather information, conduct research, and piece together a case to deliver a confident and clear decisionParticipate in creating and maintaining a positive, supportive and rewarding team environmentContinuously keep up to date with policy, product, and process knowledgeContribute to a culture of accountability, ownership, and trust amongst the team Demonstrate consistent and excellent results against performance targets Working 40 hours per week, Monday – FridayWho we’re looking for:You will love helping people and being a team playerYou’ll be warm and friendly You’ll have a growth mindset and thrive on learning new skillsYou will be self-motivated to reach your goals You’ll be excited about your career and growthYour experience and skills: Great with customers Excellent English skills, both verbal and writtenStrong attention to detail What you’ll get at Southern Cross: Competitive base salary with discounted health insurance and wellness benefitsA free Fitbit and cash rewards for completing well-being activitiesCareer development and growth opportunities A supportive training environmentA diverse and inclusive culture where you can bring your whole self to work A fun and collaborative work environment Discounted Southern Cross InsuranceAt Southern Cross, they’re standing strong, all together with heart and vitality to be the best. If this sounds like you, please click "APPLY"We look forward to receiving your application.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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Auckland Central to start on the 22nd of August 2022.Tāmaki Makaurau - Auckland Central As most of us have experienced, Tāmaki Makaurau is a hub of major development construction, both commercially and residentially. You will find yourself immersed in ensuring that everyone working on these busy sites, are working in the safest environment. You will be working in a collaborative team that lives and breathes the values of the organisation. 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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Auckland Central to start on the 22nd of August 2022.Tāmaki Makaurau - Auckland Central As most of us have experienced, Tāmaki Makaurau is a hub of major development construction, both commercially and residentially. You will find yourself immersed in ensuring that everyone working on these busy sites, are working in the safest environment. You will be working in a collaborative team that lives and breathes the values of the organisation. 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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Manukau to start on the 22nd of August 2022.The Manukau team covers Otahuhu to the Bombay Hills, and have a focus on the construction, manufacturing, logistics and occupational health industries. This team works collaboratively, therefore we are seeking a self-aware individual who is willing to contribute to the team's goals and is also able to ask for assistance when needed. Due to the multilingual nature of Auckland, the successful candidate will need to have exceptional communication skills. Experience in occupational health or mental health is highly sought after, as are speakers of a second language.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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Manukau to start on the 22nd of August 2022.The Manukau team covers Otahuhu to the Bombay Hills, and have a focus on the construction, manufacturing, logistics and occupational health industries. This team works collaboratively, therefore we are seeking a self-aware individual who is willing to contribute to the team's goals and is also able to ask for assistance when needed. Due to the multilingual nature of Auckland, the successful candidate will need to have exceptional communication skills. Experience in occupational health or mental health is highly sought after, as are speakers of a second language.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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role: WorkSafe New Zealand is now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors to work as investigators in their Specialist Interventions team. For the Specialist Interventions (Investigations) we are looking for candidates anywhere in New Zealand except Timaru or Westport. 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 - Investigations 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 work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Ngā herenga - Requirements of the role: Be a NZ/Australian citizen or NZ Permanent Resident/ResidentHave a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car Show commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, and be rostered for after-hours and weekend work when required What 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. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfully What is in it for you?You will receive discounted health insurance and fully paid life, income protection and trauma insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace 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 needsIf this sounds like you, go ahead and hit the apply now button. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@randstad.co.nzHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.Please 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.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. 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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role: WorkSafe New Zealand is now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors to work as investigators in their Specialist Interventions team. For the Specialist Interventions (Investigations) we are looking for candidates anywhere in New Zealand except Timaru or Westport. 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 - Investigations 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 work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Ngā herenga - Requirements of the role: Be a NZ/Australian citizen or NZ Permanent Resident/ResidentHave a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car Show commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, and be rostered for after-hours and weekend work when required What 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. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfully What is in it for you?You will receive discounted health insurance and fully paid life, income protection and trauma insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace 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 needsIf this sounds like you, go ahead and hit the apply now button. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@randstad.co.nzHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.Please 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.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. 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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Albany to start on the 22nd of August 2022.The North Shore of Tāmaki Makaurau is a growing landscape of major development. As you drive north up the SH1, it is hard not to notice the growth in this area of Tāmaki Makaurau. With growth also comes greater risk. You will be working in a diverse team, who all want to ensure that workplace health and safety is being correctly regulated. Due to the multilingual nature of the area, the successful candidate will need to have exceptional communication skills, and the ability to speak another language is preferable. 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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
Tēnei tūranga - About the role:Mena kei te hiahia koe kia pai ake nga wahi mahi o Aotearoa, anei te tunga mauWorkSafe New Zealand are now hiring full time permanent Health and Safety Inspectors for a role in Albany to start on the 22nd of August 2022.The North Shore of Tāmaki Makaurau is a growing landscape of major development. As you drive north up the SH1, it is hard not to notice the growth in this area of Tāmaki Makaurau. With growth also comes greater risk. You will be working in a diverse team, who all want to ensure that workplace health and safety is being correctly regulated. Due to the multilingual nature of the area, the successful candidate will need to have exceptional communication skills, and the ability to speak another language is preferable. 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. We’re particularly interested in hearing from candidates with industry experience in forestry, construction, manufacturing and agriculture.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 insuranceFour weeks annual leave plus 3 extra leave days at Xmas/New Year Ongoing learning: Two NZQA Level 4 Qualifications (Regulatory knowledge & Regulatory practice) upon completion of the learning pathway, plus opportunities for ongoing developmentWorkplace flexibility once you are trained and warranted: you will need to be able to complete the fundamentals of your position, however, WorkSafe is an employer that recognises your needsTo be considered for this role, you must hold:Have a full driver license with an ability to drive a manual car NZ Residency, NZ Permanent Residency or NZ/Australian citizenshipShow commitment to follow policies and procedures Can write business documents and reportsBe computer literate Be flexible to work across locations and once warranted, be rostered for after-hours and weekend work as requiredThe work is varied and interesting, but at times can be challenging as you will be exposed to traumatic events, files, photos and statements. Professional supervision is available. However, please do contact us to be sure this role is right for you before applying if you are unsure.Please note that the recruitment process for this role is fairly lengthy and involves an additional application form, psychometric/cognitive testing, a virtual interview and an assessment centre. Ngā Mātāpono – Our ValuesOur values represent our unity and shared set of beliefs. They outline how we behave and act and keep our waka sailing in the right direction.Whakakotahi - We’re united in a strong purposeTiakina Mai - We’re entrusted with a duty of careKōrero mai - We engage meaningfullyHei te 13th of June mutu ai te wahānga whai tono - Applications close on the 13th of June.WorkSafe are committed to having a diverse workforce to service 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. If you have any specific questions please head to our WorkSafe website and look at the FAQ - https://www.randstad.co.nz/worksafe/Mehemea he pātai āu, whakapā mai worksafenz@randstad.co.nz. If you still have a question please email worksafenz@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.
