Traction and Systems Controller | Auckland

• Monday to Sunday, including public holidays, with 24/7 rotating shifts. • Pivotal role in the safe and efficient operation of our rail systems • Make an Impact on New Zealand’s National Rail Network! • Based in Auckland Rail Operations Centre About KiwiRail At KiwiRail, we’re shaping New Zealand’s future by driving sustainable growth for our communities, people, and the environment. For over 150 years, KiwiRail has connected communities, transported goods, and showcased New Zealand’s stunning landscapes. Our purpose, Stronger Connections, Better New Zealand, reflects our commitment to creating a better-connected country. The Role As a Traction & Systems Controller, you’ll be responsible for monitoring and controlling the Auckland and Wellington Electrified Traction Systems. This role is pivotal to the safe and efficient operation of our rail systems, supporting the national rail network on a 24/7 rotating roster. Key responsibilities include: • Electrical control operations and... planning. • System monitoring and fault diagnosis. • Coordination with traction field staff and other rail system teams. • Training and development in traction control room operations. Due to the nature of this role, you will travel and stay in Wellington for periods of time for training. About You To succeed in this role, you will bring: • Must have previous experience with 24/7 shift work and able to work public holidays. • Flexibility to travel to Wellington for training. • Electrical system experience or relevant technical skills • Strong attention to detail and a willingness to learn. • NCEA Level 1 (or equivalent) in Maths & English • A full Class 1 driver’s license and, ideally, an electrical qualification Why Join KiwiRail? We offer more than just a job—we offer a journey with benefits like discounted health insurance, growth opportunities, and exclusive travel perks. You’ll be part of a supportive team where your work is truly valued. Apply Now If you’re ready to advance your career and contribute to New Zealand’s future, apply today! Please apply early, as this role may close ahead of schedule if a high volume of applications is received. Applications close: Wednesday 27th of November 2024. Position Description