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Talley’s is seeking an Engineering Manager for its Blenheim site. You will provide leadership across mechanical, electrical, boiler and planning/admin functions to drive safe, reliable operations.
You’ll develop continuous improvement strategies, prioritise work, manage projects within time and budget, and mentor a high-performing team while collaborating with department heads to support growth and quality across Talley’s brands.
We are looking for an engineering Manager to join us at our Blenheim branch. This is a full-time position. Providing Leadership to the engineering functions (mechanical, electrical, boiler and planning/admin) and provide expert engineering knowledge and experience to the Blenheim site including Havelock to continuously improve business outcomes.
A proven leader with experience managing engineering teams and delivering complex projects, fostering collaboration, mentoring talent while balancing technical expertise with business priorities to achieve results.
Talley’s is proudly New Zealand owned and operated, bringing the best New Zealand seafood and mussel products locally and to the world. With a large team of employees across multiple South Island locations, we’re committed to excellence in everything we do.
There’s a history of goodness at Talley’s—and it’s not just our nutritious, delicious food. We stand by the impeccable quality of our products and our growing team of skilled workers as we bring healthy, delicious food to dinner tables near and far. What really sets us apart is the fact that all our products come directly from and are processed in New Zealand, and our people are fundamental to our success.
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Applications will be reviewed as they are received
Talley’s is a drug free workplace. All candidates may be required to under-go pre-employment and random drug screening.
Applicants must be legally entitled to work permanently in New Zealand.