Utilities and Infrastructure Engineer

Our mission is to provide outstanding customer service, to help create a thriving community where people love to live, work, and play. We make a difference in our community and our work is underpinned by our values of be the customer, think excellence, do the right thing, be integrity and lead together.

Greymouth is a great lifestyle choice for families, and we want you to experience everything this beautiful part of New Zealand has to offer. From its stretches of untamed beaches and surf breaks, secret fishing spots, native rainforests, to its cafes, markets, and open traffic-free roads - you'll be joining a vibrant laid-back community at the heart of the West Coast.

What we offer

A supportive and collaborative work environment
Flexibility with the way you work.
A competitive remuneration package.
A commitment to supporting you grow and develop.
A central location close to mountains and the sea!

About the role

The primary purpose of this role is to work as part of the engineering team to support, maintain and actively participate in the development of our services, and to ensure we are operating effectively and efficiently in alignment with our business outcomes.

Core responsibilities of this role are to assist the Utilities Engineering Team Leader and from time-to-time other Senior Infrastructure Services team members with the following key areas: Drainage (Sewerage and Stormwater), Water Supplies, Solid Waste Management, Parks, Reserves and Cemeteries, Municipal Buildings, Greymouth Flood Scheme and Public Conveniences.

You may be asked to aid in response to Emergencies and assist the Contracts and Inspections Officer Utilities with radio and telecommunications. Helping with the management of Water Services,

Maintenance Management and deterioration modelling systems and other utility paper and electronic management systems (e.g., database and spatial) relating to areas of responsibility including SCADA may also be required.

Skills and Experience for the role:

Ability to plan, prioritise and organise work.
Good communication skills.
Attention to detail to ensure our high standards are maintained.
Smile and a sense humour.

Applicants must have residency or valid working rights to work in New Zealand.

How to apply

If you're ready to take that next step in an exciting and rewarding career, then apply now!

For more information and a detailed position description, please visit our website

Applications can be submitted to hr@greydc.govt.nz or further enquiries: contact Sarah Hawkins on 027 204 2029 for a confidential discussion.