Rope Access Technician
Visa sponsorship
Trade · Auckland, New Zealand · Full-Time · $30 - $36.50/hr · Visa: Employer sponsored
Many probashi workers know rope access from big building projects. Now a New Zealand company that has maintained commercial property for over 20 years has five permanent, full-time Rope Access Technician jobs open.
This job moves between two places, greater Auckland and Christchurch, depending on the workload. That means regular travel, staying overnight away from home, and once in a while a short trip to another region.
You are contracted for a minimum of 70 hours a fortnight; a fortnight means two weeks. Most weeks have 40 hours. Days are 7am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday, and nights are 6pm to 2am, Monday to Thursday. The roster comes about a week before the work. The company gives industry training and the chance to reach further IRATA levels.
Because it is an accredited employer, the company can sponsor a visa for the right worker, and it invites IRATA-qualified abseilers who are abroad today to get in touch.
Keep your CV honest and clear, with your IRATA level, logged rope hours and first aid units. Prepare your rope access CV for New Zealand work.
Key Responsibilities
- Do rope access work and abseiling on tall buildings
- Certify height safety systems
- Wash outside walls, clean windows and use a water blaster
- Carry out glazing
- Prepare reports on buildings
- Work on flood restoration
- Help with other property maintenance
Requirements & Eligibility
- IRATA Level 1 qualification, or equivalent
- A minimum of 6 months of rope access work after you qualified
- A minimum of First Aid (NZQA 6400, 6401 and 6402), or equivalent
- A 3M Inspection & Certification qualification, or equivalent
- Able to drive legally in New Zealand
- Good health, fit and strong, with no medical conditions that stop physical work
- Strong work ethic and integrity, and ready to travel between regions with overnight stays
Apply: Apply by email · WhatsApp
Visa guide: AEWV Guide for Bangladeshi Workers