Property Records Officer

It's an exciting time to be in Invercargill and join a future focused Council.

Waihōpai Invercargill is New Zealand's southernmost city and the heart and hub of Southland. We're known for our lush green spaces like Queens Park, our long summer daylight hours and our local legend Burt Munro. Our city has character, charm and a laidback atmosphere. There's outstanding nature reserves, Ōreti Beach, the Waihōpai River, a lively restaurant scene and a sensible gridded layout with wide streets and a 10-minute drive to work.

We are in a chapter of immense growth, building a vibrant city centre and reinvigorating our culture and spaces, and this is an exciting time to join a Council that is focused on the future of our people and our city.

The Property Records team at Invercargill City Council are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic person with excellent computer skills and a high level of attention to detail in their work to join them - this is a permanent full-time role

As a Property Records Officer, you will be responsible for coordinating and providing Land Information Memorandums (LIM) and Property File requests to customers within the required timeframes. As well, you will also be providing other administrative support functions within the Council. Though not essential, if you have LIM preparation or regulatory administration experience, it would be an advantage.

At Invercargill City Council we pride ourselves on our values - positivity, respect, responsibility and above and beyond. Finding the right fit for our team is really important to us and we work hard to provide an environment reflective of these values.

For more information please see the full job description or contact the Invercargill City Council on (03) 211 1777.

Applications close Thursday 27 April 2023

Please note applications will be processed as they are received and we encourage you to apply early.

With the current border and quarantine restrictions in place, successful applicants must be legally entitled to live and work in New Zealand. While all applications will be reviewed, first priority will be given to those applicants who are currently residing in New Zealand.