Mō tēnei tūranga - about the roleThe role of the Volunteer Support Officer (VSO) is to ensure that brigades are capable, sustainable, and not dependent assisting with legislative and organisational compliance The primary focus is to support all volunteer stations within the district with
- operational and administrative support including monitoring operational readiness
- fire risk management initiatives and recruitment activities
- business planning
- driving a “service culture” ethos
- the role out of initiatives, projects and equipment
- coordinating repair and maintenance of equipment
- ensuring health and safety is paramount
Ko tāu nā i tēnei tūranga - What you'll bring to the role:
- Sound interpersonal and relationship-building skills
- Competence in the use of MS Office and other IT systems
- Effective communication skills both written and oral
- Have some knowledge or exposure to financial management; budgeting and/or business planning
- Hold a driver's license, this is essential - A heavy vehicle duty license is a bonus
As this role supports our volunteer brigades, applicants will need to have flexibility and availability for some evening work as needed to accommodate training and support for our volunteers. If you're passionate about the role volunteer brigades play in their communities, then this role will provide you with a unique opportunity to utilise your knowledge and skills to support them.He aha ngā painga o tēnei mahi mōu? – Why you will enjoy working hereAs an employer, Fire and Emergency New Zealand is committed to providing an enjoyable and challenging work environment with a focus on ongoing personal development.Benefits
- Matched Kiwi Saver employer contributions of up to 6%
- Life and income protection insurance for eligible employees
- A wellness policy that allows for generous sick leave provisions so you can look after yourself
Ko wai mātou - who are we? Fire and Emergency New Zealand is a Crown Entity responsible for reducing unwanted fires, responding to structural and vegetation fires and other emergencies including motor vehicle crashes, medical emergencies, hazardous substance related incidents, natural disasters, and supporting increased community resilience.Our vision is to build stronger communities and protect what matters most to the people within them. We are proud to be recognised as New Zealand's most trusted public sector agency. Our values reflect what our people believe is core to who we are and the organisation we aspire to be.
- We Do the Right Thing – Kia Tika
- We Serve and Support – Manaakitanga
- We Are Better Together – Whanaungatanga
- We Strive to Improve – Auahatanga
Ko te tono mai - How to apply: Come join us - we are excited about the future of Fire and Emergency New Zealand, and we'd love you to be part of it! We value diversity as a strength and welcome applicants that can help bring a difference to our organisation.If this sounds like you, apply now. To download a copy of our position description please visit our vacancy page on our FireJobs website. If you have any specific questions about this role please email nhqjobs@fireandemergency.nzHowever please note, applications sent via email will not be accepted.Applications close 24th November 2023Please note: Eligibility to work in New Zealand is mandatory for this role.
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