See more about the role below, including the responsibilities and skills we are looking for.
Wairoa, New Zealand
Reference: 6702785
Are you passionate about preserving history, ensuring compliance, and creating systems that stand the test of time? Do you have a deep understanding of archival principles and a knack for managing complex records in line with regulatory standards? If so, we want to hear from you!
Why Make This Your Next Move?
As an Archivist with our Council, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping the way we manage and preserve our archives and records.
This is your chance to lead the development of systems that safeguard our history while ensuring compliance with governing regulations.
Join a team committed to excellence, innovation, and community service.
In this role, you'll: Oversee the organisation, appraisal, storage, and access to non-current and archival records.Develop and implement record-keeping systems that meet legal and privacy standards.Advise leadership on best practices for archiving and records management.Conduct regular audits, improve processes, and ensure adherence to legislative requirements.Train staff on effective records management practices and champion internal system improvements.Undertake basic conservation and preservation procedures to ensure the longevity of materials.Maintain the security of archives and oversee disaster management planning for archival resources.We're seeking a skilled professional who can bring: At least five years' experience in records and archival systems, ideally in a regulated environment.A strong knowledge of archival principles, relevant legislation, and records management practices.Proven ability to organize, evaluate, and catalog complex information with precision and efficiency.Exceptional communication skills, with the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders.A tertiary degree in information management and a commitment to ongoing professional development.A meticulous eye for detail, critical thinking, and a proactive approach to problem-solving.Who You Are:
You're an independent worker who thrives in an autonomous role.
You have a passion for preserving information and understand the historical and research value of archived materials.
Politically astute and highly confidential, you are a trusted advisor who can navigate complexity with ease.
What We Offer: A supportive workplace culture that values innovation and continuous improvement.Opportunities to lead change and make a lasting impact.A role that combines technical expertise with creative problem-solving.A part time role with flexible hours (20-30 hours per week)Take the next step in your career with a role that blends purpose, innovation, and community impact.
Make your mark on the future of archival excellence.
Apply Now
Join us in shaping our Council's history.
Applications close 19 January 2025
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