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Physical Education Officer Full-time Job

Jun 13th, 2024 at 14:08   Sport & Recreation   Auckland Central   11 views Reference: 7933
Job Details

Company Description

New Zealand Police is dedicated to making New Zealanders safe and secure through community collaboration. With over 13,000 staff operating 24/7 across land, sea, and air, they manage a high volume of emergency calls annually. The organization actively focuses on preventing crimes and accidents while striving to work collectively with various sectors to drive long-term positive change.

Job Description: Physical Education Officer

New Zealand Police is currently seeking a Physical Education Officer to join their team based at Waitemata Band G Police. This is a permanent position with a 0.7 FTE (28 hours per week) commitment. The ideal candidate will be responsible for leading health, fitness, and wellness initiatives for the Police force within the district. This role involves conducting fitness assessments, planning fitness activities, managing stakeholders, and promoting overall well-being among staff members.

About the Role

As a Physical Education Officer, you will play a crucial role in enhancing the fitness levels and overall health of New Zealand Police staff. This position requires a professional with a background in exercise science, physical education, or related fields. Strong communication skills, a Full Class 1 NZ Driver License, and a current First Aid Certificate are essential for this role. The successful candidate will be involved in fitness testing for employment processes, developing strength and conditioning programs, and contributing to health interventions.

Key Accountabilities

- Conduct fitness testing for employment procedures - Develop and implement work-related strength and conditioning programs - Identify health trends and risks through lifestyle interventions - Collaborate with stakeholders across all levels of the organization - Deliver initiatives to enhance the overall well-being of staff

What You'll Bring

In addition to the necessary qualifications and experience, New Zealand Police values candidates who align with their core values and can contribute to building strong teams. The ideal candidate should possess a positive state of mind, leadership skills, and a commitment to personal and professional development. Professional experience in fitness and sports is advantageous for this role.

Special Requirements

The role of a Physical Education Officer is classified as an Individual Contributor level, focusing on delivering the organization's objectives. Candidates are encouraged to review the position description for a detailed understanding of job responsibilities and requirements.

About New Zealand Police

New Zealand Police is the primary agency responsible for crime prevention and community safety. With a substantial workforce spread across various locations, the organization emphasizes individual and team development to support staff growth and enhance community well-being. Career advancement opportunities and real, impactful work are key highlights of joining the New Zealand Police force.

Salary

The position of Physical Education Officer falls under a collective agreement, with a salary range starting between $87,306 and $91,353 based on relevant skills and experience. Internal applicants must follow the internal application process through the police system. Pre-employment checks, including reference checks, drug and alcohol testing, and police vetting, will be conducted before finalizing any job offer.

If you believe you are the right fit for this role and meet the necessary requirements, please apply online by submitting a tailored CV. The application deadline is 5:00 pm on Thursday, 27th June 2024. For more information on the application process, visit the provided URL. All applications must be submitted online, and inquiries can be directed to jeff.masoe@police.govt.nz.

Remember, making New Zealand a safer place starts with a team effort. Join New Zealand Police in their mission to create a secure environment for all New Zealanders.