Security

Kaitiaki (Security)

Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Paihia, Northland4 days ago
$26.00-$29.00 an hourPart timeMid level

What the role involves

  • Conducting patrols
  • Responding to security concerns
  • Assisting visitors

What they ask for

current full New Zealand driver licence; current security Certificate of Approval (COA); practical experience in security, public-facing safety or a similar role

  • Professional licence or registration
  • Driver licence

About the job

What you’ll be doing | Te whakamahere

This is a permanent part-time role (20 hours per week). We are looking for a calm, observant and approachable person to join our team as a security guard, helping to keep our people, premises and taonga safe.

This is an active, public-facing role combining security duties with visitor assistance. You’ll provide a visible and reassuring presence across the Treaty Grounds, working closely with a Duty Manager and visitor-facing teams.

Your Responsibilities Will Include

  • Carrying out regular patrols of buildings, entrances, boundaries and public areas.
  • Identifying and responding to security concerns
  • Assisting visitors with directions and information, and supporting safe visitor movement.
  • Using calm communication and de-escalation skills to manage challenging situations.
  • Supporting incident responses and emergency procedures.
  • Maintaining accurate patrol records, incident reports and daily handovers.

What you’ll need to be successful | Ō Pūkenga

Our Ideal Candidate Will Bring

  • A current full New Zealand driver licence.
  • A current security Certificate of Approval (COA)
  • Practical experience in security, public-facing safety or a similar role.
  • Strong communication and conflict management skills.
  • Sound judgement, attention to detail and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
  • Confidence using radios, mobile devices and digital reporting systems.
  • The ability to undertake regular walking patrols and work outdoors.
  • Respect for te ao Māori and the cultural significance of Waitangi Treaty Grounds.

This role will suit someone who is reliable, professional and enjoys working with people -someone who can offer a warm welcome while maintaining clear boundaries and responding confidently when assistance is needed.

What’s next | Te ara ki tua

If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you!

Please upload your CV and cover letter addressed to Liz Kilby, Operational People & Governance Advisor, by 25 October 2026.