Who We Are
We are leaders in bulk fuel handling, providing safe and efficient receipt of fuel (petrol, diesel and aviation) from tanker ships to our storage facilities, ready for pickup by road tankers. Our services include managing and maintaining our bulk fuel storage facilities, including project management of design and construction work. NZOSL’s central office is based in Wellington, providing Engineering, Risk & Compliance and Corporate services support across the organisation.
We work closely with regulators, industry partners, contractors and suppliers to provide a safe, reliable and efficient service for our customers.
Our Values
We're better together
• Respect • Acknowledge • Care
We embrace life
• Be safe • Be present • Have balance
We champion opportunity
• Be brave • Be ready • Invest
We step-up and speak-out
• Have your say • Lead the way • Do the right thing
Diversity and Inclusiveness
We strive to create a responsible workplace, one where everyone can thrive and be their best. Our focus is making our workplaces inclusive and safe, regardless of race, gender, cultural background, and religion. We want all employees to be proud to work for NZOSL, actively working together to build a more diverse and inclusive organisation, where everyone belongs.
Environment and Sustainability
We are committed to doing our part to help protect the environment, to have a positive impact.
NZOSL shareholders, our people and our suppliers, care for our planet. We are committed to doing business, using our values and code of conduct to guide us.
Our Board
Our Leadership Team
James Voskamp (Chair)
Worley
James has over 35 years’ experience in the energy and resource sectors including 25 years with Worley in a range of operations and project delivery roles based in the Middle-East, South-East Asia, United States, Australia and New Zealand. James is currently Group Director for project delivery across Worley’s Australia and New Zealand operations.
Shaun Baines
Worley
Shaun joined Worley in 2002 and has more than 25 years’ experience in the oil and gas sectors and heavy industrial sectors. An energetic and growth orientated leader, Shaun has held executive leadership positions in Canada and New Zealand and in the current Commercial and Business Management role, is responsible for diversifying the business and commercial models across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
Clinton McDonald
bp
Clinton (Clint) McDonald has been with bp since 2011. During this time, he’s been focused predominantly on downstream HSE and operational risk roles, at both regional and global level, but has also held senior leadership roles within operations and transformation.
Clint started his career as a graduate with Mobil, working in several research and production roles. He coordinated the rollout of Mobil’s HSE management systems across several of its Australian operations, leading to expanded HSE roles. In 2000 Clint joined Foster’s Group Ltd in a HSE management role serving as Global OHS Manager in his final 3 years with Foster’s.
In his current role Clint is accountable for global safety strategies and programs. He leads a team of safety subject matter experts, covering areas including risk, process safety, personal safety, contractor management, human performance and incident investigation.
Clint has an Honours Degree in Organic Chemistry, a Masters in Industrial Safety, post-graduate environmental qualifications and an MBA.
Nik Jones
bp
Nik has been with bp since 2007 and has had a broad range of roles, primarily commercially focused. Nik started his career with bp in control and compliance, before moving to London in 2012 where he joined bp’s Trading Operations team. During this time, he was responsible for leading a team operating sea going and inland waterway vessels and pipelines transfers, managing terminal stocks, and ensuring regulatory compliance for all product movements.
In 2018 Nik returned to New Zealand with bp, most recently as Retail Pricing Manager before becoming the Supply Optimisation Manager.
