People & Culture Coordinator - Kaupapa Māori - Western Springs, New Zealand - Museum of Transport and Technology
Description
Tō Mātau Moemoeā Our Vision is to use the past, present and future technology and ingenuity
of Aotearoa to educate and inspire the innovators of tomorrow
- KIA WHAKATŌMURI TE HAERE WHAKAMUA
Position:People & Culture Coordinator
- Kaupapa Māori
Reports to:
People & Culture Manager
PURPOSE OF THE ROLE
Embracing a Māori worldview, the People & Culture Coordinator
- Kaupapa Māori
nurturing te Ao Māori into the MOTAT Team.
RESPONSIBILITIES
KAUPAPA MĀORI
- Support the People & Culture team, specifically the People & Culture Advisor
- Kaupapa Māori
objectives set out in Te Puna Whāngai Māori, MOTAT's Kaupapa Māori Framework.
- Coordinate the monthly Kaupapa Māori Committee hui, including the preparation and distribution of the
and ordering kai.
- Actively participate and engage in kōrero as part of the Kaupapa Māori Committee and provide support for
- Develop and promote a set of Kaupapa Māori guidelines to support the MOTAT Team with the implementation
- Organise internal and external staff training and, where applicable, deliver training to identified groups; where
Waitangi and cultural awareness trainings.
- Coordinate and/or deliver te reo Māori trainings for the team, as applicable. Training should be coordinated on
keeping in regular contact with facilitators.
- Coordinate and provide support to the team in relation to onboarding new team members, including
tikanga Māori practices.
- Coordinate and provide support for MOTAT's exhibition openings, including team and board communication,
tikanga Māori.
- Provide support and assistance to the wider team in relation to translation and transcreation services and
- Support the People & Culture Advisor
- Kaupapa Māori
and projects for the MOTAT Team, as required to support the continued development of the Museum.
- Work closely with the People & Culture Advisor
- Kaupapa Māori
cultural advisors and institutions to assist with the ongoing development of the Museum.
- Work closely with the People & Culture Advisor
- Kaupapa Māori
and maintain positive iwi relationships.
- Keep up to date with cultural developments across the sector in relation to Kaupapa Māori, including regular
- MOTAT's commitment to you is that you will have time to contribute to your own iwi, hapū, and/or whānau to
do this.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
- Process purchase orders and submit for approval as they related to Kaupapa Māori activities.
- Schedule, coordinate and attend interdepartmental and external meetings and MOTAT Team events that
- Support the wider People & Culture team with coordination of new team member orientations and
required.
- Get involved in People & Culture projects, as requested by the People & Culture Manager.
- Follow all museum policies and procedures including but not limited to Health & Safety and the Museums
- Undertake any other reasonable duties as may be required to ensure that MOTAT's business objectives are
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
- Kaupapa Māori
- All enquiries responded to promptly and accurately and information is communicated in an effective and well
- Effective and timely completion of key deliverables, initiatives, and projects, to budget and on schedule.
- Managers and Team Members receive required information on time and in a format that is useful and
- Meetings, trainings, openings, blessings and Kaupapa Māori events planned, wellorganised and efficiently run.
KEY RELATIONSHIPS / DELEGATED AUTHORITY
Responsible for:
n/a
Internal Liaison:
Kaimahi Māori, Kaupapa Māori Committee, People Managers, MOTAT Team
External Liaison:
Cultural Adviso
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