Hamilton
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We're looking for a recent graduate or a student finishing their study this year, who is passionate, enthusiastic, driven and ready to learn and thrive. We offer the chance to learn from the best, while developing your skills and experience in a permanent position here at Hamilton City Council. If you think this could be you, let's talk.
Reporting to the Strategic Asset Specialist and working collaboratively with other asset management stakeholders and departments, this position will maintain and improve asset data through data capture, cleansing, analysis, and reporting. There will be a particular emphasis on GIS and spatial data.
This role will focus on building and shaping your knowledge, experience, competencies, and personal attributes for successful progression to a permanent placement within the organisation.
You will be a participant in our two year graduate programme - however this is a permanent position! You will have a buddy as well as a non-technical mentor to ensure you are well supported. During the programme, you will have regular sessions with our Organisational Development team to help you settle into life here at Council and also give you the opportunity to stay connected with your fellow graduates from other areas of Council.
As a Graduate Building Inspector, currently I will be going to sites with senior inspections in my team and do inspections
processing resource consents
Checking of plans if they comply to the building code.
4.1
500 - 1,000 employees
Government & Public Service
Being a part of Hamilton City Council is a chance to impact a city, add value to the community, embrace challenges and grow your career.
Constantly changing environment and some of the people I have met.
Extremely supportive environment Fun work place culture Friendly staff.
Good people and support from the organization
Probably the health insurance; I haven't had to use it yet, but it's nice to know it's there if I need it.
Fexibility/freedom given
A lot of uncertainty around job security, not a very creative environment.
Low pay Limited recourses
Salary
So far I haven't come across any negatives
Lack of clarity in objectives at times