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Rentokil Initial is seeking Field Operators to join our team on full-time, permanent work across remote New Zealand landscapes. You’ll take part in large-scale pest control and conservation, travel across the South Island, and stay away Monday through Friday with meals and accommodation provided.
Ideal candidates are fit and resilient, able to work in steep terrain and all weather, with a clean NZ driver’s licence and a commitment to health and safety.
As a Field Operator, you will take part in large-scale pest control and conservation across remote New Zealand landscapes. Tasks include managing animal pests via trapping and toxins, targeting wallabies, possums, and ungulates, controlling invasive plants, and supporting habitat restoration.
In return, you will gain hands-on experience, earn industry qualifications, and join a team dedicated to reliability and results.
Based on the West Coast, our team travels across the South Island. Most roles require staying away Monday through Friday, plus occasional 10-day stints, with meals and accommodation covered.
Candidates must hold permanent full working rights in New Zealand. Preferred applicants will undergo standard pre-employment checks, including medical assessments, reference checks, and criminal history verification, adhering to Rentokil Initial standards.
Operating in New Zealand as Rentokil, Initial, and Ambius, Rentokil Initial is a global business services company with over 63,000 employees across 80+ countries dedicated to helping customers and communities.
Rentokil Rural & Environmental Services delivers customised, sustainable pest and weed management across diverse terrains, from high country to dense bush. We offer end-to-end management for complex environmental projects of all scales.
We focus on long-term ecological solutions from planning to execution and reporting. Guided by Relationships, Teamwork, Service, and Responsibility, our team is passionate about protecting people, enhancing lives, and preserving nature.