Building Compliance Team Leader

About the Role

Take charge of a dedicated and high-achieving Building Compliance team in a full-time leadership position located in Thames. You'll be responsible for managing daily compliance functions, ensuring inspections and enforcement procedures meet high standards throughout the district.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and mentor a close-knit team specializing in Building Compliance
• Supervise compliance monitoring and enforcement operations
• Ensure thorough and accurate inspections, including Building Warrant of Fitness (BWOF) and swimming pool fencing evaluations
• Adhere to statutory deadlines and compliance mandates
• Foster productive relationships both internally and externally
• Promote ongoing improvements and implement practical solutions in processes

Candidate Profile

We seek a confident and supportive leader who thrives on developing individuals and enhancing team performance. You should possess sound judgment, strong communication abilities, and a pragmatic, solution-oriented mindset toward compliance challenges.

Qualifications and Experience

• Demonstrable experience in building compliance, especially regarding BWOFs and pool fencing legislation
• Relevant qualifications in building or building control considered advantageous
• Passion for coaching, developing, and empowering team members
• Effective communication and decisive decision-making skills
• Strong organizational and prioritization capabilities

Why Work Here

• Strategically positioned within 90 minutes of Auckland, Hamilton, and Tauranga
• Flexible working arrangements, though on-site leadership presence is essential
• Relocation assistance available for suitable candidates
• Competitive benefits package offered
• Enjoy a stress-free commute with no traffic congestion or parking issues

Additional Information

This leadership position offers diverse and fulfilling daily challenges at a recognized, high-performing Building Consent Authority. The organization emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement as everyday working principles.

Application Deadline: Sunday, 2nd August 2026 at 9:00 PM