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InterGroup is hiring in Hamilton to train as a CCTV Operator. No prior CCTV experience required; we’ll teach the technical side of the job. This hands-on, on-site role suits someone reliable and prepared to work outdoors around roads and construction sites.
You’ll work with experienced operators, set up equipment, support pipeline inspections, and learn to record inspection data while following safety standards. A great entry point into infrastructure services.
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We’re looking for a reliable person to join our Hamilton team and train as a CCTV Operator.
You’ll work alongside experienced operators inspecting underground pipelines using specialist CCTV equipment. No previous CCTV experience is required – we’ll teach you the technical side of the job.
The role is hands‑on and physical, with plenty of time on site. You’ll help set up equipment, prepare work areas, assist with pipeline inspections and complete general labouring tasks.
Since its inception over 40 years ago, InterGroup have become one of the leading infrastructure and industrial services specialists in New Zealand. We are nationwide, predominantly undertaking work for local government, central government agencies and industry. This includes a solid portfolio of projects comprising an enviable record of successfully working in close collaboration with our clients and supply chain.
We are manaaki tangata, we will care for the people.Safety is paramount in all of our operations, combined with a real focus to meet customers and community needs. It is our intention that our people go home safely every day, and our aim is a zero TRIFR. We continue to invest in the futures of our staff, their skills, safety and well-being; and that all customers are safe around any works we undertake on the network. We are kaitiaki, wehave a guardian and stewardship role for natural resources. Our responsibility is to manaaki (care for) these resources in an environmentally sustainable way.