General Manager, Water Operations & Asset Management

Taituarā; Greymouth; Sur place; NZD 180 000 - 240 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Coast Waters seeks a General Manager Operations and Asset Management to provide strategic and operational leadership for a brand-new regional water services organisation on the West Coast. You will oversee infrastructure operations, asset management and regional service delivery, unifying three district teams and aligning assets with long-term investment plans.

The role reports to the Chief Executive and requires strong governance, risk management and stakeholder engagement across councils, iwi,

Qualifications

• Demonstrated senior leadership experience within water services, utilities, infrastructure, local government or a comparable regulated environment.
• Strong understanding of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure, including asset management, lifecycle planning and investments.

Responsabilités

• Ensure safe, reliable and compliant delivery of drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services across the region.
• Lead asset strategy, planning and capital investment prioritisation.
• Oversee water quality, regulatory compliance, operational health and safety, incident response and business continuity.
• Act as trusted advisor to the Chief Executive and leadership team on operational, asset and infrastructure risk matters.

Connaissances

Senior leadership

Asset management

Infrastructure operations

Relationship building

Formation

Relevant tertiary qualification in engineering, asset management, infrastructure or related field

Description du poste

Coast Waters seeks a General Manager Operations and Asset Management to provide strategic and operational leadership for a brand-new regional water services organisation on the West Coast. You will oversee infrastructure operations, asset management and regional service delivery, unifying three district teams and aligning assets with long-term investment plans.

The role reports to the Chief Executive and requires strong governance, risk management and stakeholder engagement across councils, iwi,