- Are you a health and safety champion wanting to make a difference with your unique leadership style?
- Keen to join an experienced and established team who makes a meaningful impact on HSQE operations following best, trending practices in a leading company committed to delivering reliable and sustainable energy solutions to our customers?
A rewarding opportunity for a high calibre
Senior Health, Safety, Quality and Environment (HSQE) Advisor has come about to
join our amazing and supportive team in beautiful,
scenic Whangarei.
This is a pivotal
role for a confident communicator who will foster strong relationships, engage
and educate staff in Northpower across our corporate and contracting business,
including contractors. You will establish trusting relations with customers,
clients, managers, influencing our senior management with required
recommendation on safe practices.
The role
Reporting to the HSQE Manager, you will be spending a mix of your time in
office and mainly in the field of Northland , undertaking advisory and investigation
work. Some of the responsibilities include but not limited to are:
-Manage
the updating of reporting systems, advisory/assessment work, investigating
incidents, monitoring, analysing, and reporting on our subcontractors HSQE
performance with the view of reducing risk and embedding corrective actions
- Facilitate and coach people from various backgrounds on HSQE best practices
- Ensure safe practices are maintained through Northpower Whangarei’s
operational activities with emphasis on good practice, procedures and operator
competencies and providing assurance on best practice being followed
- Contribute to an environment of continuous improvement where improvements are
proactively identified, developed, implemented and realised
- Support the HSQE Manager in all HSQE and Wellbeing matters for the region
- Manage all subcontractors used to ensure (as a minimum) full compliance with
our HSQE requirements
- Lead and facilitate incident reporting, improve the quality investigation,
and assurance activities
- Foster a culture where employees are engaged and feel empowered to make decisions
that ensure they keep themselves, their colleagues, contractors, the public and
the environment free from harm
What’s in it for you?
You will get the opportunity to own this role
. No two days will be the same and you will be able to fully showcase the breadth and depth of your
skills while working with people with immense levels of integrity and
capability. We will reward you with benefits like:
- Competitive remuneration and a full
private use vehicle
-
Life Insurance and Group discounted medical insurance with Southern Cross
- A variety of retail discounts and benefits
- Commitment to professional
development and growth
- A friendly place to work where people are valued and appreciated
- A supportive and inclusive work culture focused on safety and excellence
- Social club and family centred events including the
Northpower Wild Kiwi multisport event and annual fishing competition
- Discounted gym membership
About you
You
will be an experienced health and safety leader, preferably within a
contracting and /or corporate environment. Your HSQE operational competencies with
exposure (at least 5 years) in
electricity, managing large projects, civil and/or construction is advantageous
but not essential. You’ll have a solid understanding of health and
safety principles and practices pertaining to the electrical distribution
industry.
You’ll be a natural people person able
to build and maintain strong collaborative working relationships in a
multi-cultural environment from management to field staff and external
customers. Your confidence and maturity to intervene
respectfully when unsafe practices are observed will also add value to succeed
in this role . You’ll be able to demonstrate your:
- Experience in root cause ICAM (Incident Cause
Analysis) investigation methodologies, managing audit programmes,
data and risk analysis ( essential )
- Proven ability to train and conduct presentations
- Demonstrated experience and knowledge
in critical risks including live electricity, working at height, fatigue and
mental health are beneficial
- Tenacity in taking problems through to successful outcomes despite potential
barriers
- Strong interpersonal and communications skills to maintain effective working relationships at
all levels
- Team player with a great ‘can do’ attitude; show initiative and a level of professionalism as
expected of this role
- Ability to foresee challenges, read situations
and respond efficiently and effectively
- Competency in the use of Microsoft
office products to support administration requirements of the role
- IOSH, NEBOSH certificate is highly advantageous but not essential
About us
Northpower is an electricity and fibre network
provider for Whangārei and Kaipara, with more than 60,000 connected customers.
Northpower is
one of the largest multi-utility contractors in New Zealand, servicing the
needs of clients in transmission, distribution, generation, fibre, renewables, and commercial sectors. We have a
reputation for excellence and innovation, providing commercially viable
solutions for electrical and telecommunication design, construction, and
maintenance requirements.
We have over 1,400 staff
working together across 14 locations to keep the
power on and the lights going for our customers
Get in
touch!
If you’re looking to take the next step in a leading role and feel inspired to join a value based, inclusive culture of
care….direct your profile into our career’s website and search
for #Req 1368.
Suitable
applicants will be interviewed whilst the advertisement is open. Send in your
interest early!
Unfortunately,
applications from those without the right to work in New Zealand cannot be
considered.
Northpower
has an in-house recruitment team who manage recruitment for all our vacancies.
If you're interested in a role with us, we would encourage you to apply
directly online to us, as we don't accept candidates via agency (unless the
role is advertised by the agency at our request).