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Vitaco Group in New Zealand is seeking an Operations Engineering Manager to drive BPM and support the Mini Business Unit approach across manufacturing, warehousing and distribution. You will standardise practices, embed improvements and ensure reliable line, labour and waste standards.
This role requires a collaborative leader who can influence without direct reports, develop metrics, coach leaders, and build robust business cases for change while modelling Vitaco's values and safe working
This is an exciting time to join Vitaco as we continue to grow and strengthen our operational capability. As our Operations Engineering Manager, you will drive excellence in business and operational processes, champion our Mini Business Units and deliver practical improvements across manufacturing, warehousing and distribution.
At Vitaco, our vision is Empowering Healthier Lives.
We are one of Australasia's leading health and wellness companies, employing more than 700 people across New Zealand and Australia. Our portfolio includes trusted brands such as Musashi, Nutra-Life, Healtheries, Athena and Balance, with products manufactured and distributed to customers across Australasia and more than 30 countries worldwide.
We're incredibly proud to be the Best Places to Work 2026 winner in the Extra Large Workplace category, alongside our recognition as an HRD 5-Star Employer of Choice for two consecutive years (2025 & 2026). These awards reflect our commitment to creating a supportive workplace where our people can thrive.
Reporting to the General Manager Operations, you will support the Operations Leadership Team by driving excellence in Business Process Management (BPM) and championing our Mini Business Unit (MBU) approach.
You will focus on standardising practices, embedding best-practice improvements and resolving process issues to enhance efficiency and competitiveness across our operations.
A key priority will be developing a metric-driven MBU framework that gives teams clear visibility of performance and supports ownership, engagement and continuous improvement. You will also ensure accurate line, labour and waste standards to provide a reliable foundation for operational decisions.
With no direct reports, you will deliver results through collaboration, influence and coaching - helping leaders and teams build the skills and routines to sustain improvements.
You're an experienced process improvement professional who combines analytical thinking with the ability to bring people with you. You enjoy understanding how work gets done, challenging existing practices constructively and helping teams find practical solutions.
A relevant tertiary qualification, particularly a degree in Industrial Engineering, would be advantageous. Qualifications in Lean Six Sigma at Green Belt level or above and/or Business Process Management are also preferred.