Warehouse Operations Team Leader at Contact Energy Ltd in Kinloch, Waikato, New Zealand | Kablio

Role

Perks: Along with great leadership, teammates, development, and growth and progression opportunities, you’ll enjoy free health insurance cover, 4% KiwiSaver, access to Contact Shares, a ‘Good to be Home’ annual payment toward your home set up & wellbeing, a trail-blazing parental leave policy, discounts on Contact Energy products, and more.

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Company

Contact Energy Limited is a New Zealand-based electricity generator, natural gas wholesaler, and retailer of electricity, natural gas, broadband and LPG.
The company was formed in 1996 when it acquired electricity generation and gas assets from state-owned electricity generator ECNZ.
Contact Energy is listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) under the ticker CEN.
For the fiscal year 2024, Contact Energy reported a net profit of NZ$235 million and total revenue of NZ$2.86 billion.
The company operates 11 power stations across New Zealand, using geothermal, hydro, and thermal energy to generate electricity.
Contact Energy's generation portfolio is predominantly renewable, with 80-85% of its electricity produced from hydro and geothermal stations.
The company is currently undertaking a five-year project to replace half of the 60-year-old hydropower turbines at the Roxburgh Power Station.
Contact Energy is developing new renewable energy projects, including the Tauhara geothermal power station and the Te Huka Unit 3 expansion.
The company is also investing in solar and wind projects, such as the Kōwhai Park Solar Farm and the Southland Wind Farm.
Contact Energy has partnered with Tesla to develop a 100MW grid-scale battery on New Zealand Steel land in Glenbrook, south Auckland.

Embraces diversity and inclusion, ranking highly on global diversity indices
Focuses on employee wellbeing and work-life balance, offering flexible work arrangements
Committed to sustainability and decarbonization of New Zealand's energy sector
Emphasizes safety as a core value, with a no-blame culture for reporting concerns
Promotes continuous learning and development for employees
Encourages innovation and curiosity among staff
Values transparency and open communication across all levels
Strives to be a positive force in local communities
Prioritizes customer satisfaction and service excellence

Committed to achieving net zero emissions from generation operations by 2035
Reduced absolute CO2e emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 76% since 2019 baseline
88% of electricity sourced from renewable sources in 2022
Investing $1.2 billion in renewable generation currently under construction
Plans to add up to 6.5TWh of new renewable capacity this decade, adding 15% more output to the New Zealand market
Decommissioning baseload thermal assets, with Taranaki Combined Cycle plant to be retired by end of 2024
Trialing carbon capture and reinjection technology at geothermal plants
First New Zealand company to establish a Green Borrowing Programme in 2017
Science-based emissions reduction targets approved by Science Based Target Initiative, aligned with 1.5°C warming limit
Supporting large industries and consumers to reduce emissions through electrification and demand response programs
Aiming for >95% renewable generation by end of 2024
Monitoring and reporting scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in line with Greenhouse Gas Protocol since 2018

Company

Contact Energy Limited is a New Zealand-based electricity generator, natural gas wholesaler, and retailer of electricity, natural gas, broadband and LPG.
The company was formed in 1996 when it acquired electricity generation and gas assets from state-owned electricity generator ECNZ.
Contact Energy is listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) under the ticker CEN.
For the fiscal year 2024, Contact Energy reported a net profit of NZ$235 million and total revenue of NZ$2.86 billion.
The company operates 11 power stations across New Zealand, using geothermal, hydro, and thermal energy to generate electricity.
Contact Energy's generation portfolio is predominantly renewable, with 80-85% of its electricity produced from hydro and geothermal stations.
The company is currently undertaking a five-year project to replace half of the 60-year-old hydropower turbines at the Roxburgh Power Station.
Contact Energy is developing new renewable energy projects, including the Tauhara geothermal power station and the Te Huka Unit 3 expansion.
The company is also investing in solar and wind projects, such as the Kōwhai Park Solar Farm and the Southland Wind Farm.
Contact Energy has partnered with Tesla to develop a 100MW grid-scale battery on New Zealand Steel land in Glenbrook, south Auckland.

Embraces diversity and inclusion, ranking highly on global diversity indices
Focuses on employee wellbeing and work-life balance, offering flexible work arrangements
Committed to sustainability and decarbonization of New Zealand's energy sector
Emphasizes safety as a core value, with a no-blame culture for reporting concerns
Promotes continuous learning and development for employees
Encourages innovation and curiosity among staff
Values transparency and open communication across all levels
Strives to be a positive force in local communities
Prioritizes customer satisfaction and service excellence

Committed to achieving net zero emissions from generation operations by 2035
Reduced absolute CO2e emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 76% since 2019 baseline
88% of electricity sourced from renewable sources in 2022
Investing $1.2 billion in renewable generation currently under construction
Plans to add up to 6.5TWh of new renewable capacity this decade, adding 15% more output to the New Zealand market
Decommissioning baseload thermal assets, with Taranaki Combined Cycle plant to be retired by end of 2024
Trialing carbon capture and reinjection technology at geothermal plants
First New Zealand company to establish a Green Borrowing Programme in 2017
Science-based emissions reduction targets approved by Science Based Target Initiative, aligned with 1.5°C warming limit
Supporting large industries and consumers to reduce emissions through electrification and demand response programs
Aiming for >95% renewable generation by end of 2024
Monitoring and reporting scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions in line with Greenhouse Gas Protocol since 2018