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The Central Hawke’s Bay District Council is a Local Authority in the thriving Hawke’s Bay Region, situated in Waipawa approximately 40km south of Hastings. We are committed to providing a safe and great place to work, that values diversity and inclusion, and develops skilled people who can lead our community to thrive.

We are now seeking a Land Transport Service Officer to join our Community Infrastructure & Development Group. Reporting to the Land Transport Programme and Delivery Manager, this is an existing role and is accountable for providing professional contract management, corridor access and quality assurance services, to ensure work on the road assets meet contract specifications. Don't miss this incredible opportunity! This role offers a fantastic chance to learn and develop daily under the guidance of experienced senior members. Apply now to start your journey! This is a full-time role (40 hours per week) Monday to Friday.

The main accountabilities of the role include:

Customer service Management- involves offering operational support, advice, and guidance to both internal and external customers within the Land Transportation Team to ensure that the CHBDC delivers efficient and effective road-related activities, aligning with the Thrive Values set by the Council. This role entails developing and maintaining positive relationships with stakeholders, managing their expectations effectively, and providing a customer-focused approach. It is essential to deliver professional, accurate, and relevant information to all customers and key stakeholders, ensuring their needs are met and their satisfaction is maintained.
Contract Management – manage minor contracts on behalf of the Council to ensure work meets the contract specifications, is of high quality, within budget and done in a timely manner. Assist other contract managers and issue work instructions to contractors to complete work. Audit traffic management throughout the district and administer the Submitica programme (corridor access requests)
Road Network Asset Management - provide assistance and advice to improve the efficiency and condition of the network, assist in the identification of any faults or safety issues throughout the network, respond to enquiries, auditing and monitoring the professional services provider. Audit traffic management throughout the district and administer the Submitica programme (corridor access requests). Process vehicle crossing applications and communicate with customers about the necessary requirements.
Council Representation and Relationships - develop relationships with consultants, contractors, and other local authorities to share innovative ideas.
The ideal candidate will possess:

The ideal candidate should have tertiary qualifications in Civil Engineering or a related field; however, this is not a mandatory requirement.
Possesses valid working rights to legally work in New Zealand.
Skills in project management, quality management and financial claims
Working knowledge of NZS 3910 and NZTA road maintenance and construction specifications
A current Driver’s Licence
To be successful in this role, you will also need to share the Council’s THRIVE values and its commitment to customer excellence and smarter thinking.

With a thriving district and strong connected community, Central Hawke’s Bay is in a period of exciting growth and development. With some of the best beaches, fishing and diving spots, water sports, cycling, family friendly places and events, and so much more, there are plenty of great reasons to live and work in Central Hawke’s Bay.

Want to know more?

If this sounds like you, we really encourage you to do your homework and find out why we could be the perfect next step in your careers.

Contact Sahar Pour, Land Transport Programme and Delivery Manager on 02****94

or

Twinkle Poulose, Land Transportation Manager on 02*****00.

Come be part of a thriving community, working to transform outcomes for people of Tamatea - Central Hawkes Bay.

Applications for this role will close on 5 July 2024.

Employer questions
Your application will include the following questions:
Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?
What's your expected annual base salary?
Do you have a current New Zealand driver's licence?