Timaru District Council
Suzy Ratahi has accumulated extensive work experience in the field of roading and transportation management. Suzy began their career in 2005 with SICON, where they started as a receptionist but quickly progressed to become a Contracts Manager. During their time at SICON, Suzy gained valuable experience in maintenance contract management and small-scale construction projects, which provided their with a solid understanding of the pressures and challenges faced by contractors.
In 2011, Suzy joined the Mackenzie District Council as the Roading Manager. Their responsibilities included providing strategic direction for the Council's Roading Asset, managing relationships with the New Zealand Transport Agency, elected officials, and contractors, and generating forward works programs. Suzy also ensured the timely resolution of all roading-related customer inquiries.
Following their successful tenure at the Mackenzie District Council, Suzy moved on to the Timaru District Council in 2016. Here, they held the position of Road Network Operations Team Leader until 2020. As part of their role, they managed the operations of the road network, overseeing maintenance and construction works.
In 2020, Suzy transitioned to the role of Land Transport Manager at the Timaru District Council. The structured information does not provide specific end dates for their position, indicating that they are currently engaged in this role.
Overall, Suzy Ratahi has a diverse work experience in the roading and transportation sector, ranging from contract management to strategic planning and operations management. Suzy has consistently demonstrated their ability to effectively manage relationships, deliver projects, and resolve customer inquiries in a timely manner.
Suzy Ratahi's education history includes completing a NZ Diploma in Civil Engineering at NZIHT from 2006 to 2011.
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Timaru District Council
The thriving port city of Timaru is surrounded by picturesque bustling towns, lush pasture, rolling downlands, green hills and clean rivers lie in the lee of New Zealand's magnificent Southern Alps in the west. More than 42,000 residents enjoy life in Timaru District. Moderately-priced real estate, good medical services, excellent educational facilities, an abundance of sporting and recreational facilities and a friendly community all contribute to make Timaru District a welcoming and attractive destination. Enterprising businesses keep the workforce stable.