Debt Enforcement Officer (Bailiff) – Flexible Hours, Benefits

Ministry of Justice (New Zealand); Dunedin; Vor Ort; NZD 67.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

4.4 weeks holiday leave

Flexible work hours

Online professional development portal

Inclusive networks

Zusammenfassung

The Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) in Dunedin is seeking a Bailiff to join the National Service Delivery Group. The role involves collecting fines, reparations, and civil debt, serving court documents, and enforcing warrants across sites nationwide.

You will often work alone on the road, visiting homes and workplaces, and collaborate with police and local authorities to secure outcomes. Physical fitness is important, as the role may involve evictions, asset seizure, and wheel clamp duties.

Qualifikationen

• Full Class-1 drivers licence.
• Ability to apply good judgement and decision making under pressure.
• Able to work independently.
• Happy to be part of a national team.
• Outcome focused and results driven.
• Effective communicator in diverse situations.
• Excellent negotiation skills.
• Resilience and perseverance under challenging conditions.

Aufgaben

• Travel to locations to collect fines, reparations and civil debt.
• Enforce warrants, serve court documents and seize assets as required.
• Represent the Ministry on the road, interacting with the public and stakeholders.
• Work with police and local authorities to achieve outcomes.
• Maintain safety and professionalism in all interactions.

Kenntnisse

Full Class-1 licence

Judgement under pressure

Independent worker

National team member

Outcome focused

Effective communicator

Negotiation skills

Resilience

Jobbeschreibung

The Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) in Dunedin is seeking a Bailiff to join the National Service Delivery Group. The role involves collecting fines, reparations, and civil debt, serving court documents, and enforcing warrants across sites nationwide.

You will often work alone on the road, visiting homes and workplaces, and collaborate with police and local authorities to secure outcomes. Physical fitness is important, as the role may involve evictions, asset seizure, and wheel clamp duties.