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Intermediate or Senior Planner

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Community/Regional Planner
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250002C9 Requisition #

We know that what we do really matters which is why Stantec provides solutions that begin at the intersection of community, creativity and client relationships.

 About the role

Our team of planners, landscape architects, environmental scientists, stakeholder engagement consultants and engineers plan, design and deliver the infrastructure and places that make our communities great. From major infrastructure consents to urban streetscapes, Plan reviews to aquaculture strategies, our planning work touches on all aspects of people’s lives. 

 

We are looking for an outstanding Intermediate or Senior Planner to join our team in Hastings. You will have a proven track record in accurate, professional planning services and advice, and the ability to provide excellent planning support to Stantec’s full range or internal professionals and clients.  Identifying opportunities and supporting business development in planning and resource management is an exciting part of the role, as is being part of a talented team delivering top planning services across the country.  

 

In more detail the role involves:

·         Working with (or leading (Senior Planner)) project teams to prepare statutory planning applications for a range of activities and projects, including evidence for hearings;

·         Undertaking a wide variety of Planning work across the country.  Our clients include local and central government, corporates, land developers and industry, giving you a wide range of opportunities to learn and to develop your Planning career.

·         Participating in and/or leading community and stakeholder consultation and engagement for planning projects, alongside our fantastic Communications and Engagement Team.

·         Supporting or developing new business opportunities for Stantec and winning exciting, challenging and career-building planning work.

 

To be successful in this role you will need 

·         A relevant tertiary qualification in planning or a related field

·         Membership of (or eligibility for) the NZPI

·         Broad professional planning experience of at least three years (Intermediate) or more.

·         The ability to build and maintain effective internal and client relationships

·         Established networks and/or business development skills, or the willingness to learn

·         Effective communication skills are a must as are creative problem solving and relationship-building skills

·         Well-developed ability to interpret national, regional and district planning documents, and a willingness to stay on top of changes and evolve.

·         A positive approach to life, people, fun and opportunity! 

 

What we offer

 Along with a competitive salary we offer many other benefits:

·         A national team of Planners and other talented professionals who work across geographies, support each other, grow careers and have fun along the way

·         A wide range of interesting, challenging and meaningful planning projects to build your career on

·         Flexible Working Arrangements including the option to purchase up to 4 weeks additional leave, and provision for school term contracts

·         Learning and Talent Development Programs including global programmes, online learning and on-the-job learning supported by mentors

·         Mentoring for your own professional development

·         Professional Membership support

·         Health Insurance – Income Protection Insurance – Life Insurance

·         Service Recognition Awards

·         Employee Assistance Program

 

About us

The Stantec community unites approximately 31,000+ employees working in over 450 locations across six continents. We collaborate across disciplines and industries to bring water, transport and infrastructure projects to life. Our work from initial project concept and planning through design, construction and commissioning is built on a nearly 200-year history. So, when we take on a project, we see the opportunity to make a lasting connection with the people and places where we live and work.

 How to apply

To discuss this position further, please phone Margaret McMeel on 09 580 4502 or 0275 442 930 or apply directly online.  This is a full-time role.

 Applications close Sunday 8 July 2025  

 

 

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