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Skyline Queenstown CHIEF ENGINEER

Are you looking to take your career to the next level? 

Then act now!

Who we are 

Skyline Queenstown is one of New Zealand’s leading tourism operators and most visited attractions. Based in stunning Queenstown, we’re a dynamic, award-winning attraction that is revolutionising guest experiences. 

With a laser sharp focus on our guests our simple purpose is to deliver world-class leisure and entertainment experiences.

What we’re after 

As Chief Engineer you will ensure the safe and efficient operation of the Gondola and Luge lifts.

Responsible for the engineering team, you’ll be a hands-on approachable leader, a superior communicator, have a high level of initiative and be able to work under pressure.

Key responsibilities include

• Providing expert engineering/aerial ropeways advice,
• Leading the engineering teams,
• Planning, implementing and administering an effective preventive maintenance programme, 
• Ensuring all cableway operations are maintained and running within manufacturer specifications, relevant legislation and codes of practice,
• Managing and executing aerial ropeways and equipment breakdowns,
• Managing engineering budgets, cost control and capex planning,
• Health and safety management 

You’ll have / be… 

• 7-10 years’ aerial ropeways experience, 
• A Mechanical Engineering/Maintenance & Diagnostics Level 4 qualification or equivalent,
• Demonstrated effective leadership
• A solid knowledge of aerial cableways and codes of practice
• A demonstrated commitment to health and safety 
• A clean and current driver’s license.

In return, we offer the opportunity to be an integral part of a very progressive and successful company, the chance to work with a great team of highly motivated and dedicated people in what is probably the best office in the world, a competitive remuneration package, excellent staff benefits and a truly unique environment. 

Skills & Experience

 

• 7-10 years’ aerial ropeways experience, 
• A Mechanical Engineering/Maintenance & Diagnostics Level 4 qualification or equivalent,
• Demonstrated effective leadership
• A solid knowledge of aerial cableways and codes of practice
• A demonstrated commitment to health and safety 
• A clean and current driver’s license