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Careers

We employ around 140 talented and experienced staff throughout the King Country to get the mahi done. We’re always on the lookout for great people.

We offer a range of careers in one of NZ’s most important and exciting industries.

Join our team

Employing the right people is critical to the success of our business.

We can offer you a fantastic lifestyle, job satisfaction and opportunities to further your career. You’ll be joining a passionate, committed team of people who work in a supportive environment. Plus, you’ll get the chance to work on challenging projects that directly affect our community’s well-being.

Our head office is in Te Kūiti and operational depots are spread throughout the King Country so you can enjoy the wonderful outdoor environment and close-knit community spirit that heartland New Zealand is renowned for.

Pre-employment Tests

We put safety first. All applicants who are offered employment will be required to undertake a pre-employment drug test and medical check.

Information for Overseas Applications

If you’re an international applicant and successful in your application, you’ll also need to meet the criteria specified by Immigration New Zealand.

Current Opportunities

Check out the job opportunities currently available with TLC.

Our values

  • Take Care

    Manaaki

    People at TLC are encouraged to take care of themselves in the first instance, in terms of exercise, healthy eating and sleeping, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle of activity. Taking care also means cultivating a strong and open mindset, which helps us become adaptable and resilient when faced with challenges or change.

  • Lead the Way

    Arataki, Whakahaere

    Connecting to a greater purpose is important on many levels. It means finding your place in the world and knowing how you contribute. Doing what is meaningful and feeling valued and appreciated unlocks unlimited and sustained mauri or energy. Opportunities for growth and development also provide a sense of purpose and direction.

  • Connect people

    Whanaungatanga

    The mauri or energy of people around us (and those who have gone before us) can ground and strengthen us. Relationships with our families, friends, work teams, communities and cultures are vital. Connecting with colleagues, contributing to the greater good, and feeling a sense of belonging are key for thriving.