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Help care for people and lift safety standards in a thriving Kiwi‑owned food business that’s growing across New Zealand and Australia. Based at the Penrose manufacturing hub, this part‑time role is all about supporting the systems, people, and culture that keep everyone safe, well, and ready to thrive at work. We’re looking for a Health, Safety & Wellbeing Coordinator to help strengthen the safety, culture and support the team with H&S systems & reporting as the business continues to grow and evolve. Reporting directly to the CEO, you’ll work closely with both the leadership and Quality teams to keep health, safety, and wellbeing frameworks practical, compliant, and effective day‑to‑day. You’ll be joining at an exciting time, as ongoing site upgrades, system refreshes, and cultural initiatives shape the next phase of our growth. This is a permanent position, 32 hours per week with the flexibility to work across four full days or reduced hours spread over five days.
Job Responsibility:
Keep health and safety systems, files, and training records up to date and useful, so they genuinely reflect how work happens on the floor
Coordinate inspections, hazard reviews, and incident reporting — turning insights into practical improvements with managers and teams
Partner with Quality and Operations to maintain robust documentation and compliance processes
Manage ACC and return‑to‑work processes, supporting safe and timely recovery for employees
Track wellbeing trends and champion initiatives that support mental, physical, and social wellbeing across a diverse workforce
Help lift capability by coordinating training, inductions, licences, and audits to ensure everyone has what they need to work safely and confidently
Requirements:
Experience in health and safety, wellbeing, HR coordination, or operations — ideally within food production, manufacturing, or FMCG
Working knowledge of NZ Health & Safety legislation and ACC, or the enthusiasm to build that capability quickly
Excellent organisation, documentation, and follow‑through skills
Strong communication and relationship‑building ability across all levels and shifts
A proactive, down‑to‑earth approach — comfortable supporting everyone from senior leaders to front‑line teams
What we offer:
Be part of a proudly Kiwi success story with a growing trans‑Tasman footprint
Work closely with leaders who genuinely value safety, wellbeing, and inclusion
Enjoy a flexible four‑day or reduced‑hours five‑day working arrangement that fits your lifestyle
Join a collaborative, down‑to‑earth culture where people work hard, have fun, and look out for each other