Analysis & Documentation: Interpret scopes, drawings, and commercial terms; develop assumptions, clarifications, and high-quality documentation.
Quality & Risk Management: Audit proposals, identify risks, and ensure adherence to standards.
Tender Preparation: Plan and manage tender bids, maintain files, ensure compliance, liaise with suppliers/subcontractors, and support project handovers.
Collaborate with experts across the country and be part of a supportive, high-performing team.
Client & Stakeholder Engagement: Build strong relationships, incorporate client KPIs, and communicate effectively across all levels.
Work on diverse projects including renewables and major generation contracts that shape New Zealand’s energy future.
Requirements
hv experience
electrical trade
excel
ms project
nz registration
class 1
Experience in HV substation and line construction tender preparation.
NZ-based experience in high-voltage systems (above 33kV).
Trade-based electrical qualification (minimum).
Technology: Proficient in MS Word, Excel (advanced preferred), Outlook, and MS Project.
Skilled at interpreting plans, diagrams, and technical drawings.
Locations include Wellington (Haywards preferred). Will also consider applications from Napier, Hawke’s Bay, Rotorua, and Christchurch.
Ability to communicate effectively with field staff and stakeholders.
NZ Registration (Electrician or Inspector).
Valid NZ Class 1 driver’s license.
Benefits
Ventia Health Essentials Plan with Southern Cross to keep you and your family covered.
Enjoy a varied role with autonomy and hybrid working options after 6 months or once settled in to the role.
Fitness Passport for you and your family—because your wellbeing matters.
Boost Program giving you access to retail discounts, lifestyle offers, and more.
Tool of Trade Vehicle provided for your role.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
2021 Listing
Stock Market Milestone
The company was listed on both ASX and NZX in November 2021.
5Billion AUD Revenue
Annual Financial Performance
Generates over AUD 5 billion in annual revenue with strong profitability.
2020 Acquisition
Business Expansion
Acquired Broadspectrum (formerly Transfield Services) in 2020.
400 Sites Operated
Infrastructure Network
Operates over 400 sites across Australia and New Zealand.
Fused decades of engineering and service expertise into a single powerhouse.
Delivers end-to-end infrastructure services—from design and maintenance to decommissioning.
Typical projects include keeping hospitals, schools, and transport systems running, as well as building telecommunications networks and remediating contaminated land.
Specializes in defence, telecoms, transport, water and utilities, environmental works, and social infrastructure across public and private sectors.
Ensures 24/7 functionality of traffic, power, networks, and critical facilities.
Culture + Values
We put the safety and health of our people, our clients and our communities above all else.
Redefining Service Excellence through client focus, innovation and commitment to sustainability.
We seek to improve every day to deliver successful outcomes.
We simplify complexity, provide clarity and develop logical solutions.
We value strength and dependability, creativity and sustainable impact.
Environment + Sustainability
1.5 °C Limit
Paris Agreement Target
Committed to limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 °C as per the Paris Agreement and UN SDG 13.
Halve Emissions by 2030
Science Based Targets Initiative
Aims to reduce global emissions by 50% by 2030 through the Science Based Targets initiative.
Signatory to SBTi
Net-zero target aligned with SBTi and Business Ambition
Pathway to net-zero with progress in GHG and energy data
Strategy focused on environment, social, and governance
Inclusion & Diversity
Over 20 Countries
Global Representation
Western Roads Upgrade team includes representatives from over 20 countries, showcasing global diversity in the workforce.
Workforce reflects diversity in background, age, gender, skills, experience and thought.
Zero‑tolerance approach to bullying, violence, discrimination and harassment.
Sustainability Council progressing workplace gender equality and equal rewards, resources and opportunities regardless of gender.
Independent Indigenous Advisory Board and Reconciliation Action Plan supporting Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Māori employment.