STMS

STMS
Company
CORDE
Location
Rolleston, Canterbury, New Zealand
Job type
Full-time
Posted
60 days ago
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Job description
What's the job?What’s the opportunity | He aha te whai waahiWe are looking for motivated and experienced STMSs with their CAT A/B Practicing warrant to join our traffic services team based in Rolleston and Rangiora.As an STMS, you will be responsible for ensuring the safe and effective delivery of Traffic Management sites, including complex setups on all level roads. This role involves site setups and removals, site monitoring, and undertaking site checks as required. You will have experience working around all aspects of civil and construction works and be able to adapt to changing road conditions.What you’ll bring | Ko ngā pukenga ōuSTMS CAT A/B Practicing (essential)Full Class 1 Driver Licence (essential)Class 2 Driver Licence (desirable)2-3 years practical experienceExperience setting up and monitoring sitesAbility to work both day shift and night shift, including weekendsExperience using online systems such as ProcoreComfortable driving long distances due to the large geographical area our sites coverAbility to establish and maintain good working relationship with CCC CTOC and other road controlling authoritiesPhysically fit and self-motivatedHealth and Safety conscious with a positive attitudeWhat we bring | He aha ta tatou kawe maiBirthday leave after 1 year, retail discounts and a great working culture!Increased KiwiSaver employer contributions after service milestonesCareer opportunities through training & developmentVaried and interesting work every dayAn innovative company with diverse projectsThe company is committed to providing a safe work environment. Successful candidates are required to pass a pre-employment medical, drug, and alcohol test prior to employment.Our values | Ngā UaratangaTrustworthy | Whakawhirinaki – People You Can Rely OnTeamwork | Mahi Tahi – People Who Work TogetherGuardianship | Kaitiakitanga – People Who Protect Our PlaceHow to apply | Me pēhea te tonoTo apply, click on the ‘Apply Now’ link. Or email your CV and Cover Letter to recruit@corde.nz.Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.Apply for this Job

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