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SPCA in New Zealand is seeking a Dispatch Coordinator to support Inspectorate teams with compassionate, coordinated case handling.
The part-time role (Thu, Fri and Sat, 8:30–5:00, with training shifting to 9:00–5:30) is fully remote, with the flexibility to work from your local SPCA Centre. A seven-day roster may be required to cover peak periods and emergencies.
Job Category: Animal Welfare,Customer Service
HELP CONNECT ANIMALS IN NEED WITH THE PEOPLE WHO CAN HELP
As a Dispatch Coordinator at SPCA, you’ll play a vital role in supporting our Inspectorate teams to respond to animal welfare concerns. Bringing together people, information and systems, you’ll help ensure cases are coordinated efficiently, field staff are supported, and animals in distress receive timely intervention.
Reporting to the Dispatch Team Lead, you’ll be a central point of coordination and communication for our Inspectorate. You’ll triage incoming animal welfare concerns, prepare cases for Regional Managers to allocate, and keep information flowing between field staff, leadership and other teams.
This is a varied role where priorities can change quickly. You could be coordinating an urgent welfare case, monitoring Inspector check-ins, responding to a sensitive public enquiry or making sure case records are accurate and complete. Your organisation, sound judgement and calm approach will help our frontline teams deliver a responsive and professional service.
You’re highly organised, comfortable managing competing priorities and able to stay calm when situations become urgent or emotional. You understand that accurate information and clear communication can make a real difference, and you take pride in following through.
You’ll be confident working independently from home while staying connected with your team and the people who rely on your support.
To support you in your role and beyond, we offer:
If you’re a calm, organised communicator who wants to use your skills to make a meaningful difference for animals and communities, we’d love to hear from you.
We value diversity and welcome applicants from all backgrounds. All candidates must have the legal right to work in New Zealand.