National EHS Coordinator

Armourguard; Manurewa; On-site; NZD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Armourguard is seeking a dedicated National Health & Safety Coordinator to facilitate development and implementation of EHS policies across Armourguard’s business, reporting to the Risk team. The role is based at the Auckland branch and will lead continuous improvement of EHS systems while providing expert advice and training.

You will drive safety performance through audits, investigations, KPI monitoring, and corrective actions, while ensuring regulatory compliance and effective injury

Qualifications

• Proven experience in Environment, Health & Safety coordination, advisory, or management roles.
• Strong knowledge of EHS legislation, compliance requirements, and risk management practices.
• Exceptional communication, training, and engagement skills.
• Experience conducting audits, incident investigations, and implementing corrective actions.
• Strong analytical and reporting capabilities with the ability to identify trends and drive improvement initiatives.
• A proactive, collaborative approach with a passion for creating safer workplaces.
• Experience in Security Industry.
• Holds relevant Health and Safety qualifications.
• Must hold a full, current and valid New Zealand Driver's License.
• Must pass all relevant background and vetting checks.

Responsibilities

• Lead and champion continuous improvement of Armourguard's EHS management systems.
• Provide accurate EHS advice and support to all Armourguard businesses.
• Develop, review, and implement EHS policies, standards, procedures, and compliance.
• Drive safety performance through audits, investigations, reporting, KPI monitoring, and corrective actions.
• Deliver EHS training and support local EHS Coordinators to promote best practice across the business.
• Analyse incident data and prepare reports to identify trends and improvement opportunities.
• Support injury management, return-to-work programmes, and ACC/workers' compensation processes.
• Maintain compliance with health, safety, fire evacuation, and regulatory requirements.
• Monitor and report on workplace incidents, vehicle accidents, and other EHS performance metrics.
• Coordinate national EHS meetings, prepare presentations and minutes, and contribute to executive reporting.

Skills

EHS coordination

Regulatory knowledge

Audits & investigations

Training & engagement

Data analysis & reporting

Collaborative approach

Security industry experience

Health & safety qualifications

NZ Driver's License

Education

Health and Safety qualifications

Job description

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced National Health & Safety Coordinator, who will be responsible for facilitating the development and implementation of EHS policies, standards and procedures across all Armourguard business on behalf of the Risk team. The role is located at the Auckland branch.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and champion continuous improvement of Armourguard's EHS management systems.
• Provide accurate EHS advice and support to all Armourguard businesses.
• Develop, review, and implement EHS policies, standards, procedures, and compliance.
• Drive safety performance through audits, investigations, reporting, KPI monitoring, and corrective actions.
• Deliver EHS training and support local EHS Coordinators to promote best practice across the business.
• Analyse incident data and prepare reports to identify trends and improvement opportunities.
• Support injury management, return-to-work programmes, and ACC/workers' compensation processes.
• Maintain compliance with health, safety, fire evacuation, and regulatory requirements.
• Monitor and report on workplace incidents, vehicle accidents, and other EHS performance metrics.
• Coordinate national EHS meetings, prepare presentations and minutes, and contribute to executive reporting.

About you

• Proven experience in Environment, Health & Safety coordination, advisory, or management roles.
• Strong knowledge of EHS legislation, compliance requirements, and risk management practices.
• Exceptional communication, training, and engagement skills.
• Experience conducting audits, incident investigations, and implementing corrective actions.
• Strong analytical and reporting capabilities with the ability to identify trends and drive improvement initiatives.
• A proactive, collaborative approach with a passion for creating safer workplaces.
• Experience in Security Industry.
• Holds relevant Health and Safety qualifications.
• Must hold a full, current and valid New Zealand Driver's License.
• Must pass all relevant background and vetting checks.