Resource Delivery Manager

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Citycare Property seeks a Resource Delivery Manager to lead Auckland’s self-delivery workforce in The Project Office, ensuring carpenters, digger operators and site supervisors are resourced and supported to deliver safe, high quality outcomes on time. You will lead trade and field teams, plan labour to meet programme and safety requirements, and partner with Project Managers, Engineers and Estimators on planning and resourcing. You will oversee capability, succession and training, manage plant and tools, monitor utilisation for improvement, and champion health, safety and quality. Requirements include proven operational leadership in construction or a related field, experience with trade teams, strong workforce planning, safety compliance, a NZ driver’s license and Excel skills. Apply with a CV showing leadership in resource planning and productivity gains, provide two references, and be prepared for medical, drug tests and a criminal record check. We review as applications come in. Nau mai, haere mai, tauti mai!

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Are you an experienced operational leader with a background in construction, civil, maintenance, or project delivery? Do you thrive on coordinating people, plant, and resources to deliver high-quality outcomes safely and efficiently?

Citycare Property is looking for a Resource Delivery Manager to lead our Auckland-based self-delivery workforce within The Project Office. This is a key leadership role responsible for ensuring our carpenters, digger operators, hammer hands, and site supervisors are well resourced, supported, and positioned for success.

What You'll Be Doing | Ngā Kawenga Takohanga

As Resource Delivery Manager, you will:
• Lead, develop and support a team of trade and field-based professionals.
• Plan and coordinate labour resources to meet project programme, quality, safety and commercial requirements.
• Partner with Project Managers, Engineers and Estimators to support project planning, resourcing and delivery.
• Oversee workforce capability, training, competency management and succession planning.
• Manage plant, vehicles, equipment and tools to ensure availability, compliance and operational effectiveness.
• Monitor workforce utilisation, productivity and performance, identifying opportunities for continuous improvement.
• Champion health, safety, wellbeing and quality across all self-delivered works.
• Contribute to tendering, pricing, resource forecasting and operational planning activities.

What You'll Bring to the Table | Ngā Mea ka Mauria e Koe
• Proven operational leadership experience in construction, civil, maintenance, facilities management or a similar environment.
• Experience leading trade-based or field delivery teams.
• Strong workforce planning and resource coordination capability.
• Understanding of construction methodologies, site sequencing and productivity drivers.
• Experience contributing to project cost estimates and delivery planning.
• Sound knowledge of health, safety, quality and compliance requirements.
• Strong communication and relationship management skills.
• Relevant trade, construction, project delivery or operational management qualification, or equivalent practical experience.
• Current full New Zealand driver's licence.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and operational management systems.

Benefits | Ngā Painga
• Join a team harnessing collaboration, growth and innovation.
• Be part of an inclusive company that values diversity.
• Competitive salary and career development opportunities.
• Annual health checks, flu vaccinations and skin checks.
• Access to wellbeing, counselling and mental health support.
• Leadership development, training and networking opportunities.
• Recognition programmes including CEO awards and service recognition.
• Employee discounts through our Boost programme.
• Earn up to $1,000 through our employee referral scheme.

About Us | Mō Mātou
Citycare Property is a proudly Kiwi-owned, values-driven organisation dedicated to building, maintaining and renewing the places and spaces that enrich and support thriving communities across Aotearoa. We partner with iwi, community organisations, regional councils, and central government to care for the infrastructure that matters most. Guided by our purpose, we enhance the wellbeing of our communities by creating better spaces, strengthening communities, and delivering greater outcomes for everyone.

We are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds. We are proud members of Pride Pledge and Te Uru Tāngata - Centre for Workplace Inclusion. We honour Te Tiriti o Waitangi and actively grow Te Ao Māori knowledge within our teams. If you are invited to interview, please let us know what support you may need.

All applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand, complete a medical assessment, pass a drug and alcohol test, provide two references, and consent to a Criminal Record Check.

Discover why our people love working with us here

Apply Now: We will be reviewing applications as we receive them, so please don’t hesitate to apply.

Nau mai, haere mai, tauti mai!