Company
Persol
Location
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Job type
Full-time
Posted
8 days ago
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Job description
About The RoleYou'll be responsible for the installation of residential and commercial solar systems, working across a variety of interesting and diverse sites.Duties Will IncludeSolar system installationsElectrical wiring and commissioningTesting and compliance checksMaintaining high-quality workmanship standardsDelivering excellent customer serviceFollowing Health & Safety best practicesBenefits$38-$42 per hour, depending on experienceCompany vehicle providedCompany phoneFull solar industry trainingDiverse and interesting worksitesOngoing training and developmentCareer progression opportunitiesSupportive and forward-thinking team cultureAbout YouTo be successful in this role, you'll have:Current EWRB New Zealand RegistrationA positive, can-do attitudeStrong communication and customer service skillsThe ability to work autonomously and manage prioritiesA strong commitment to Health & SafetyAn interest in renewable energy and learning new skillsApply NowIf you're an experienced electrician looking to expand your skillset and build a career in the renewable energy sector, we'd love to hear from you.Applicants must hold current New Zealand electrical registration and have the legal right to work in New Zealand.
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What is the exact minimum hourly rate for restaurant workers in New Zealand from 1 April 2026?
As per MBIE, the adult minimum wage for restaurant roles in New Zealand is NZ$25.00 per hour from 1 April 2026. Workers aged 16-17 receive NZ$20.00 per hour and the starting-out wage is NZ$22.50 per hour. Employers must pay at least time-and-a-half for hours worked over 40 per week.
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
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Which visa allows international applicants to work in New Zealand restaurants in 2026 without a job offer first?
Immigration New Zealand requires holders of the Specific Purpose Work Visa to have a confirmed restaurant job offer before arrival. The Accredited Employer Work Visa needs an approved employer and job for up to three years. No visa permits restaurant work on a visitor entry in 2026.
Source: Immigration New Zealand
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Do restaurant jobs in New Zealand require formal qualifications or can experience alone qualify applicants in 2026?
MBIE states no formal qualification is mandatory for most restaurant positions such as waiter or kitchen hand. Applicants need only demonstrate 6 months relevant paid experience or completion of a Level 3 hospitality certificate. Food handlers must hold a current NZQA unit standard 167 or equivalent hygiene certificate.
Source: Employment New Zealand
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What exact documents must be uploaded when applying for a restaurant job through New Zealand government portals in 2026?
Employment New Zealand lists the required documents as a current CV, NZQA-recognised qualifications, photo ID and IRD number. International applicants must also upload a valid passport and work visa. No cover letter is mandated but references from previous employers dated within 12 months are compulsory.
Source: Employment New Zealand