Business Analyst - Regulatory Intelligence
We are looking for a highly motivated Buisness Analyst with excellent technical skills to join our Regulatory Intelligence team
Summary about this job
Government
Company: WorkSafe New Zealand
Location: Wellington
Work type: Full Time
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Phone: +64-9-471-4241
Fax: +64-7-797-6191
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Detail information about job Business Analyst - Regulatory Intelligence. Terms and conditions vacancy
- Contribute to improving the analysis capability with WorkSafe New Zealand
- Provide specialist analytical support and advice
- Great central city location
About the role
The Regulatory Intelligence Unit has a permanent opportunity for a highly motivated Business Analyst with excellent technical skills. This role contributes to improving the analysis capability within WorkSafe New Zealand. You will have a hand in supporting the business in identifying opportunities for effectively addressing non-compliance and maximising compliance within workplace health and safety.
As the Business Analyst you will be responsible for the collection, collation, analysis and dissemination of all available data and information that supports the planning, monitoring and service delivery functions of the organisation. As a member of the Regulatory Intelligence unit you will use your previous experience to review analytical methods in use and identify improvements.
Duties
- Produce internal and external reports on health and safety data
- Build dashboards for other parts of the business within WorkSafe
- Support intelligence and advanced analytic products within the team
- Lead certain pieced of development work
- Engage with our clients
- Carry out work on OIAs
Skills & Experience
- SAS coding experience
- Knowledge and experience of dashboard design using SAS VA or other tools
- Ability to use software packages including word processing and analytical tools
- Experience with data report processes
- Proven ability to clearly present analysis and ideas on paper, to write succinctly and think critically about an issue, with any implications made explicit
- Previous experience of delivering culturally sensitive reports/projects is preferable
About WorkSafe
WorkSafe is New Zealand's primary workplace health and safety regulator. Our Chief Executive Nicole Rosie leads over 550 staff based across New Zealand who are working to lift health and safety performance, supporting New Zealanders to return home from work healthy and safe.
How to apply
Click the apply button and include your CV and cover letter. You can find out more about this role by emailing [email protected]
Applications close on 1st August 2018.