VTNZ

This is a professional, responsible role requiring a knowledgable outlook and the ability to relate to a wide range of people. Inspectors are skilled in determining vehicle faults and make a key contribution to the safety of cars on New Zealand roads. Training is ongoing and there are opportunities for people to extend their skills into other vehicle inspection related activities.

In this role there is opportunity to move around the country and through into different areas of the business.  These may be in a area of technical expertise or people management. 

Click here to go the Vehicle Inspectors Career Pathway and see all the options that can open up for you.

Click here to read about staff who started as a Vehicle Inspector and are currently doing a different role at VTNZ.

Click on the link below to read an article from Trucking Magazine describing what it is like to be a Vehicle Inspector and the job satisfaction that could be yours!

These friendly people have the important job of liaising with our customers. The duties are varied and require a thorough understanding of our customers' requirements and the services we can offer to meet their needs. Typical skills include customer service, problem solving, the ability to handle queries and the ability to communicate with a wide range of people. 

In this role there is opportunity to move around the country and through into different areas of the business.  These may be in a area of technical expertise or people management.

Click here to go the Customer Service Representative Career Pathway and see all the places this role could take you.

Click here to read about staff who started as a Customer Service Representative and are currently doing a different role at VTNZ.

The Station Manager's role is a key one as they are managing a customer focused business with the support of their station team and the VTNZ procedures and processes. 

Station sizes vary around the country and therefore the role also varies.  In some situations it is important for the Station Manager to have vehicle inspection authorities and work 'in the business' as well as 'on it'.  In larger stations there is still a requirement for industry knowledge in addition to the essential people management skills.  Other required skills are a customer focus, adaptability, integrity and trust, ability to deal with uncertainty, good communication skills, business development skills and a results focussed approach.

Click here to read about staff members who are Station Managers at VTNZ.