About Us
What is the most important thing in the world, it is people, it is people, it is people
He aha te mea nui o tenei ao? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.
WorkSafe New Zealand/ Mahi Haumaru Aotearoa, is the primary workplace health and safety regulator - our vision is that everyone who goes to mahi (work) comes home healthy and safe. Our kaimahi (employees) are passionate about our vision and embrace and demonstrate our Matapono WorkSafe Values through the mahi they do:
- Whakakotahi - we're united in a strong purpose
- Korero mai - we engage meaningfully
- Tiakina mai - we're entrusted with a duty of care.
We offer a range of benefits including:
- Free life insurance
- Discounts on health insurance and eye care
- Five weeks annual leave
- 15 days sick leave and
- Learning and professional development opportunities
There are a growing number of employee led networks to promote the goals and needs of our diverse communities, such as our Rainbow Network, Pacific Network, Women's Network, and Tu Rangatira Maori Network.
About your team / Ko te tima
Led by the Manager Data Operations, the Data Operations team includes one data architect, a data engineer, two data scientists, and four regulatory intelligence analysts. This team is responsible for building and maintaining the data assets to meet WorkSafe's data, insights and intelligence needs
The team is going through an exciting period of transformation as we work to adopt modern data operations ways of working - and explore ways of combining the varied disciplines within the team to create something greater than the sum of our parts.
We have a team culture that values the varied perspectives and skillsets that each team member brings - with respect as our central touchstone.
About the role / O te turanga
In this role, you'll be responsible for gathering, assessing, and analysing information to support both strategic and tactical decision-making. Your work will help ensure that our regulatory efforts are focused, evidence-based, and aligned with the greatest areas of need.
What You'll Do/ Ko tou ake mahi
- Support the organisation's strategic priorities though the provision of useful and actionable strategic and tactical intelligence products using intelligence tradecraft, process and methodologies.
- Provide intelligence in a timely manner to enable people to do their work and make decisions.
- Routinely apply analytical techniques to the analysis of health and safety issues.
- Develop and maintain effective internal and external intelligence collection networks.
What You'll Bring / Ko nga pukenga ou
- Experience conducting analysis, ideally in an intelligence context.
- Experience collecting information from a range of internal and external sources.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and demands from a range of stakeholders.
- Previous experience with regulatory functions or law enforcement.
- A tertiary qualification or comparable relevant experience in intelligence.
With your food basket and my food basket the people will thrive.
Nau te rourou, naku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi.
Salary range / Awhe utu
As part of our remuneration framework the full salary range for the position is from $81,587 to $106,892 and our expected starting base salary for the right person is from $81,587 to $90,021. Note: KiwiSaver/SSRSS employer contribution is additional too/on top of your base salary.
How to apply / Me pehea te tono -
Click the apply link, complete an application form and submit a copy of your CV and cover letter.
For further information please contact [email protected] with any queries, or to find out more about working for us, go to Careers | WorkSafe.
WorkSafe Mahi Haumaru is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and welcome and encourage applicants from all walks of life. We value the experience your point of difference could bring to us.
Please let us know if there is any support we can provide to ensure the recruitment process is accessible to you. We look forward to reviewing your application and getting to know more about you.
Applications close on Sunday 17 August
