Water Supply Serviceperson at Napier City Council in Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand | NZD65,000-71,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

maintenance

repair

inspection

construction

tools

equipment

Work on a variety of maintenance, repair, inspection, and construction tasks that keep Napier’s water network operating effectively.
Use a wide range of tools, equipment, and machinery while developing your technical capability and broadening your skill set.

Requirements

safety focus

heavy vehicle

māori language

kapa haka

national certificate

water reticulation

Reliable, safety-focused, and ready to participate in rostered call-outs, responding to issues promptly and working effectively with residents, contractors, and internal teams.
A full clean driver’s licence (with heavy vehicle endorsement) and confidence operating small plant and tools, including plate compactors, jackhammers, concrete mixers, and similar equipment.
Te Reo Māori language classes
Ka Awatea Cultural Wānanga + NCC Kapa Haka
At least three years of secondary education and ideally hold a relevant qualification (such as the National Certificate in Utilities Maintenance/Water Reticulation), or you’re committed to completing one.
A minimum of three years’ hands-on experience in water reticulation maintenance and construction within a Council, Local Authority, or civil water industry environment.

Benefits

Gain experience and qualifications in water services, civil construction, and emergency response, supported by ongoing training.
5 weeks annual leave after 2 years service
Quarterly values awards + Birthday vouchers + Social club
Discounted Health Insurance Work Scheme + Eye Test Subsidy
Retailer Discounts + Study assistance
Employee Assistance Program (OCP)
Free flu vaccinations (annual)

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

pre‑employment checks include criminal background checks; some roles also require health screening and drug testing.

Company

Overview

Founded in 1950

Local Governing Body Established

The governing body was established in 1950 to oversee civic services and infrastructure across the region.

1931 Earthquake

Rebuilt in Art Deco Style

The city was historically reborn in Art Deco style after the devastating 1931 earthquake, defining its distinct heritage.

1930s Art Deco

Historic Cityscape

Napier boasts an almost intact Art Deco cityscape from the 1930s, rare globally and central to its identity.

Oversees civic services and infrastructure across suburbs like Taradale, Ahuriri, and Onekawa.
Guides urban planning, building consents, and three‑waters systems while maintaining roads, parks, libraries, and recreational facilities.
Supports tourism and community projects, including Aquatic Centre upgrades, Art Deco festivals, and aquarium development.
Provides specialist services such as three‑waters management, environmental health, emergency preparedness, building, and planning control.
Steers major infrastructure programs like road maintenance, water services, and public amenity enhancements across Napier.
Blends municipal management with event support and cultural attractions, shaping Napier as a warm, vibrant regional capital.

Culture + Values

We are committed to delivering great service to our community, ensuring the best possible experience for everyone.
We focus on innovation and continuous improvement, constantly finding better ways of doing things.
We work collaboratively, valuing the input and expertise of our team members and the community.
We respect and care for people and the environment in all that we do.
We are accountable, acting with integrity and transparency in everything we do.

Environment + Sustainability

2050 net zero

Carbon Neutrality Goal

The council aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 through various sustainability initiatives.

The council has implemented energy-efficient buildings and waste minimization programs to reduce its carbon footprint.
Sustainable transport, energy solutions, and waste management are key strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Efforts are ongoing to improve water quality and biodiversity, including projects to protect local waterways and natural habitats.
The city is planting more trees to increase green spaces and combat climate change.

Inclusion & Diversity

strives to create an inclusive workplace where all employees feel valued and respected.
has clear goals for increasing gender equality and diversity in leadership positions.
has implemented initiatives to ensure equitable hiring practices and career development opportunities for all staff.

Articles

Napier City Council Careers

Projects and Services

Community Services

Company

Overview

Founded in 1950

Local Governing Body Established

The governing body was established in 1950 to oversee civic services and infrastructure across the region.

1931 Earthquake

Rebuilt in Art Deco Style

The city was historically reborn in Art Deco style after the devastating 1931 earthquake, defining its distinct heritage.

1930s Art Deco

Historic Cityscape

Napier boasts an almost intact Art Deco cityscape from the 1930s, rare globally and central to its identity.

Oversees civic services and infrastructure across suburbs like Taradale, Ahuriri, and Onekawa.
Guides urban planning, building consents, and three‑waters systems while maintaining roads, parks, libraries, and recreational facilities.
Supports tourism and community projects, including Aquatic Centre upgrades, Art Deco festivals, and aquarium development.
Provides specialist services such as three‑waters management, environmental health, emergency preparedness, building, and planning control.
Steers major infrastructure programs like road maintenance, water services, and public amenity enhancements across Napier.
Blends municipal management with event support and cultural attractions, shaping Napier as a warm, vibrant regional capital.

Culture + Values

We are committed to delivering great service to our community, ensuring the best possible experience for everyone.
We focus on innovation and continuous improvement, constantly finding better ways of doing things.
We work collaboratively, valuing the input and expertise of our team members and the community.
We respect and care for people and the environment in all that we do.
We are accountable, acting with integrity and transparency in everything we do.

Environment + Sustainability

2050 net zero

Carbon Neutrality Goal

The council aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 through various sustainability initiatives.

The council has implemented energy-efficient buildings and waste minimization programs to reduce its carbon footprint.
Sustainable transport, energy solutions, and waste management are key strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Efforts are ongoing to improve water quality and biodiversity, including projects to protect local waterways and natural habitats.
The city is planting more trees to increase green spaces and combat climate change.

Inclusion & Diversity

strives to create an inclusive workplace where all employees feel valued and respected.
has clear goals for increasing gender equality and diversity in leadership positions.
has implemented initiatives to ensure equitable hiring practices and career development opportunities for all staff.

Articles

Napier City Council Careers

Projects and Services

Community Services