Oversees transport networks, manages infrastructure, and improves road safety across New Zealand.
Assist NZTA in procurement planning, sourcing, and contract management.
1 months ago ago
NZ$91,328 - NZ$115,000
Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Office Full-Time
Company Size
5,000 Employees
Service Specialisms
Transport Engineering
Infrastructure Planning
Project Management
Design
Consulting
Transport Policy
Construction
Safety Management
Sector Specialisms
Roads and Rail
Commercial Driving
Safety
Walking, Cycling and Public Transport
Planning and Investment
Regulatory
Temporary Traffic Management
Training and Competency
Role
Description
Requirements
procurement
relationship mgmt
cips
commercial acumen
gov procurement
risk mgmt
Previous procurement experience working within a government or commercial environment.
Exhibit strong relationship management skills across an organisation and with key internal and external stakeholders.
A tertiary qualification in a related discipline or equivalent experience is preferred, and working towards a CIPS or similar qualification is desirable.
Good analytical and conceptual thinking skills and a developing level of commercial acumen that can drive value for the organisation.
Demonstrate understanding of government procurement policies, rules, and process.
Ability to rapidly understand and apply new procurement ideas and information.
Show understanding of contractual requirements and risk management techniques.
Benefits
Flexible, friendly, and high performing work environment
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
11,000 km
Road Network
Manages a vast network spanning thousands of kilometers to support transportation needs.
Committed to enhancing transport systems for safer and more sustainable roads.
Key focus on improving safety, reducing congestion, and supporting economic growth.
Works on high-impact projects like highway upgrades, bridge construction, and public transport systems.
Partners with local councils, contractors, and government bodies to drive transport innovation.
Focus on long-term projects, including future-proofing infrastructure for urban and rural areas.
Committed to integrating new technologies, like electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Culture + Values
We are here to improve people’s lives through transport.
We embrace diversity of thought and are open to new ideas.
We are committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for everyone.
We work collaboratively and communicate openly.
We make decisions based on evidence, data, and facts.
We are accountable for our actions and outcomes.
We act with integrity and are guided by strong ethics.
Environment + Sustainability
35% reduction target
Emissions reduction goal by 2025
Aims to significantly lower transport-related emissions to support climate goals.
10% reduction achieved
Carbon emissions reduction in 2020
Demonstrates progress toward long-term sustainability objectives with measurable results.
Committed to becoming a net-zero carbon organization by 2050.
Promotes electric vehicles and sustainable transport options.
Focus on sustainability extends to procurement, encouraging eco-friendly products and practices.
Inclusion & Diversity
43% Workforce
Women Representation
WomenCurrently account for about half of NZTA’s workforce, reflecting progress toward gender equality.
50% Leadership Goal
Gender Diversity Target
Aiming for balanced gender representation in senior roles within the next four years.
Focus on increasing gender diversity across all levels.
Policies implemented to support gender equality and ensure balanced representation in leadership roles.