Night Support Supervisor - Student Housing & Wellbeing

Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers; Auckland; On-site; NZD 55,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Five weeks annual leave

Discounted public transport

Superannuation/KiwiSaver (up to 6.75%)

Flexible working arrangements

Job summary

The University of Auckland is seeking a Night Supervisor (internally called Night Supervisor) to join our Student Accommodation team. You will work rosters in student residences as the first point of contact for pastoral care and wellbeing during night hours, ensuring safety, health, and security with needed first aid.

You’ll lead on safety protocols, respond to incidents, and perform administrative tasks when not on shift.

Qualifications

• Be available for night shifts, across Monday to Sunday, including Public Holidays.
• Ideally, have experience providing pastoral care or support.
• Possess strong communication skills, able to guide and support others with a gentle, non-enforcement approach.
• Have some knowledge of security systems, CRMs, databases, and Building Health & Safety compliance (training will be provided).
• Be physically fit (a medical test by our approved provider is required).
• This position required successful applicants to pass NZ police vetting checks and vulnerable children's Act requirements.

Responsibilities

• Provide night-time pastoral care and wellbeing support to residents.
• Lead on health, safety and security, ensuring protocols are followed during shifts.
• Respond to incidents, patrol student residences, and coordinate with team as needed.
• Complete general administrative and coordination tasks as part of duties.

Skills

Pastoral care

Communication

Health & Safety

First aid

Security awareness

Tools

CRM systems

Databases

Building Health & Safety compliance

Job description

The University of Auckland is seeking a Night Supervisor (internally called Night Supervisor) to join our Student Accommodation team. You will work rosters in student residences as the first point of contact for pastoral care and wellbeing during night hours, ensuring safety, health, and security with needed first aid.

You’ll lead on safety protocols, respond to incidents, and perform administrative tasks when not on shift.