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Team Leader Roading Asset Management
Posted on: 06 May 2026|
Work type: Permanent / Full Time|
Category Government / Local Government | Local Government
Are you a skilled Roading Asset Manager with leadership experience? Come and join our Access and Transport Team!
Te tūranga | The Opportunity
Reporting to the Manager Access and Transport, this key technical leadership role leads 2-4 staff to support the delivery of a well-managed, safe, planned, and integrated transport network.
The role is responsible for developing and delivering robust asset management systems, processes, plans, and programmes.
You will manage the Asset and Work Manager database (formerly RAMM), and for ensuring accurate and timely information to support decision making.
You will oversee the procurement and delivery of physical and professional services contracts, including pavement rehabilitation and resilience projects.
As a technical leader, this role provides guidance and advice across the Access & Transport Team and the wider Infrastructure and Asset Management Group, supporting the team to operate as a high performing unit committed to high quality, cost-effective service delivery and customer satisfaction.
Nā tōu rourou | What you will bring
To excel in this role, you will have at least 10 years of civil engineering experience with relevant practise in road engineering and local authority roading asset management. You will hold a tertiary qualification in a relevant engineering discipline and a current and valid NZ Driver licence.
You’ll also bring strong knowledge of and experience in:
Located on the picturesque Kāpiti Coast, KCDC plays a pivotal role in shaping the community and environment of our region. With around 480 employees, we deliver services spanning urban planning, infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and community wellbeing—working together to create a sustainable future for our diverse communities.
Ngā huanga | What we offer
View full job description.
Enquiries about this position should be directed to Mark Martin, Manager Access and Transport on 04 296 4700 or free phone 0800 486 486.
Applicants must be eligible to work in New Zealand. Preferred candidates will be required to complete pre‑employment checks, including drug and alcohol screening and Police checks.
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Reporting to the Manager Access and Transport, this key technical leadership role leads 2-4 staff to support the delivery of a well-managed, safe, planned, and integrated transport network.
The role is responsible for developing and delivering robust asset management systems, processes, plans, and programmes.
You will manage the Asset and Work Manager database (formerly RAMM), and for ensuring accurate and timely information to support decision making.
You will oversee the procurement and delivery of physical and professional services contracts, including pavement rehabilitation and resilience projects.
As a technical leader, this role provides guidance and advice across the Access & Transport Team and the wider Infrastructure and Asset Management Group, supporting the team to operate as a high performing unit committed to high quality, cost-effective service delivery and customer satisfaction.
Nā tōu rourou | What you will bring
To excel in this role, you will have at least 10 years of civil engineering experience with relevant practise in road engineering and local authority roading asset management. You will hold a tertiary qualification in a relevant engineering discipline and a current and valid NZ Driver licence.You’ll also bring strong knowledge of and experience in:
- Road maintenance, renewals, improvements and emergency recovery.
- Managing budgets, draft applications, preparing reports and proposals, and performance reporting.
- Developing evidence-based forward works programmes and asset management plans.
- Managing and updating an Asset and Work Manager database (formerly RAMM).
- Sound knowledge of NZTA/Waka Kotahi and Council processes and procedures.
- Effective leadership and communication skills
Located on the picturesque Kāpiti Coast, KCDC plays a pivotal role in shaping the community and environment of our region. With around 480 employees, we deliver services spanning urban planning, infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and community wellbeing—working together to create a sustainable future for our diverse communities.
Ngā huanga | What we offer
- Dependant leave – because family matters.
- Thriving team culture – we work hard and support each other.
- Free on-site parking – say goodbye to parking hassles.
- Free access to pools – dive into fun.
- Council staff discounts – because who doesn’t love a good deal?
View full job description.
Enquiries about this position should be directed to Mark Martin, Manager Access and Transport on 04 296 4700 or free phone 0800 486 486.
Applicants must be eligible to work in New Zealand. Preferred candidates will be required to complete pre‑employment checks, including drug and alcohol screening and Police checks.