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Central Otago District Council seeks a Quality Assurance Officer to lead quality assurance across the Building Control function. You will maintain the BCA QA System, support accreditation, and oversee audits and continuous improvement.
You will work with Building Control leadership and Regulatory Services to ensure compliant, well-documented processes and practical QA improvements company-wide.
Central Otago District Council is seeking a Quality Assurance Officer to lead and coordinate quality assurance across our Building Control function.
This is a key specialist role responsible for maintaining and continually improving our Building Consent Authority (BCA) Quality Assurance System, supporting ongoing BCA accreditation and providing quality assurance oversight across relevant Territorial Authority building functions.
The position performs the Quality Assurance Manager function under Regulation 17(3) of the Building (Accreditation of Building Consent Authorities) Regulations 2006 and reports directly to the Regulatory Services Manager.
You will work closely with our Building Control leadership and wider regulatory team to:
The role has a strong focus on ensuring our systems and processes are consistent, well documented, compliant and capable of standing up to regulatory and accreditation scrutiny.
This is an opportunity to take ownership of an important quality function and have a real influence on how Building Control services operate across Central Otago.
You will work across accreditation, auditing, systems improvement, staff capability and regulatory quality assurance, while working directly with the Regulatory Services Manager and Building Control leadership.
If you enjoy getting into the detail, identifying where systems can be strengthened and working with people to turn quality requirements into practical improvements, we would like to hear from you.
We are looking for someone who brings strong quality assurance capability, sound judgement and the confidence to work constructively across operational and leadership teams.
Experience within a New Zealand Building Consent Authority or Territorial Authority building environment, BCA accreditation or IANZ assessment processes would be highly regarded. A Regulation 18 approved building-related qualification would also be an advantage.
Here at Central Otago District Council, we are a team with a common goal - to make a meaningful impact on our community and shaping the future of this remarkable region. Joining CODC means more than just finding a new workplace; it's about becoming a part of a network of forward-thinking individuals who are passionate about creating a positive and enjoyable work environment every day.
As a values-based organisation, we centre our work on our whakataukī: 'Me manaaki tētahi ki tētahi, me pakihiwitahi te tū - kia haere tahi ai tātou' - Respect each other, stand shoulder to shoulder - So that we may travel on this journey together.
Job Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: Alexandra
Job Category: Operations
Applications close 30/10/2026.