Environmental Analyst: Odour & Field Sampling

Waste Management; New Zealand; On-site; NZD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hours: 45-50 per week

2 Saturdays per month

Professional growth opportunities

Job summary

Waste Management New Zealand is seeking an Environmental Analyst to help monitor environmental impacts and manage odour at a landfill and energy park location. The role reports to the Environmental Engineer onsite and involves field sampling, testing, and data-driven insights to support continuous improvement.

The ideal candidate holds a tertiary degree in environmental science or engineering, has a calibrated nose for odour, and possesses strong data management and MS Office skills.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in environmental science, engineering, or related discipline.
• Proficiency with odour testing and adherence to procedures.
• Strong data management and reporting skills, including Microsoft Office.
• Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams and communicate effectively.
• Physically fit for outdoor work.
• Driver's licence (NZ) is required or advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Conduct environmental sampling and analysis for air, water, and soil to support compliance.
• Own odour monitoring, investigations of complaints, and reporting.
• Operate odour control equipment per regulatory plans.
• Prepare and dispatch samples for external laboratory analysis.
• Coordinate with laboratories for timely and accurate results.
• Support internal audits and external compliance reporting.
• Assist Manager with other environmental projects.

Skills

Odour testing

Data management

Reporting

Cross-functional communication

Education

Environmental science / engineering degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Waste Management New Zealand is seeking an Environmental Analyst to help monitor environmental impacts and manage odour at a landfill and energy park location. The role reports to the Environmental Engineer onsite and involves field sampling, testing, and data-driven insights to support continuous improvement.

The ideal candidate holds a tertiary degree in environmental science or engineering, has a calibrated nose for odour, and possesses strong data management and MS Office skills.