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Site Safe is a not-for-profit membership organisation committed to creating a culture of safety in the New Zealand construction and related industries, so everyone goes home healthy and safe at the end of each day. The Learning and Development team at Site Safe play a key part in this by designing, producing and evaluating health and safety short courses and workshops that support and enable our industry to drive better safety outcomes across every site, every day. 

We’re looking for a Learning Developer to help our Learning and Development team to develop new and redesign some of our key classroom, online and webinar courses, and workshops, that are delivered externally to our industry. 

Key responsibilities include:

  • Develop new course offerings and review and redesign allocated learning offerings and resources

  • Collaborate and work with others, including internal and/or external subject matter experts, to achieve development outcomes

  • Plan and oversee trials for developed or revised courses covering all modes of delivery

  • Develop or update revised course related materials including trainer manuals, learner resources, assessment materials and marking guidance

  • Delivery of course familiarisation sessions to Trainers

We’re looking for someone with:    

  • Knowledge of learning and development methodologies and tools

  • Recent experience in vocational education and training programme development

  • Experience in instructional design (experience working with ADDIE framework an advantage)

  • E-learning and webinar content development

  • The ability to deliver allocated project milestones on time

  • Knowledge of New Zealand qualification framework and unit standards

  • The ability to work collaboratively with stakeholders and colleagues at all levels

  • An understanding of health and safety practices within the workplace

  • Experience in adult education and training delivery would be an advantage

In return we’ll offer you a chance to make a real difference. Benefits like health and life insurance, flexible working arrangements and professional development come standard.

This role is Wellington based, with some national travel required from time to time.

For further details or a copy of the job description, please e-mail [email protected] or contact Emma Kilvington on 021 874 140.

Applications close 5pm, Monday 9th November 2026.