VACANCIES—PROFESSIONALI A.C.I. OPERATIONS (N.Z.) LIMITED PROJECT ENGINEER ONE OF NEW ZEALAND’S largest industrial manufacturing groups requires an experienced qualified engineer to take charge of major plant expansions and assist with constituent company development. QUALIFICATIONS: A B.E. degree is preferred and minimum requirement would be the N.Z.C.E. or equivalent. EXPERIENCE: A person in the 25 to 35 age group is required, who has had considerable experience in the design, specification, and installation of industrial plant and equipment RESPONSIBILITIES: The appointee would be responsible to the New Zealand Engineering Services Manager for the planning of new projects, the co-ordination of building erection, factory services, and plant installation. Also, in association with Work Study staff, to investigate and design improvements in present manufacturing processess and techniques. POSITION: The position is a senior one in the Head Office, at Penrose, Auckland, of a group of companies manufacturing glass, fibreglass, plastics, Laminex, flexible packaging, and paper conversion to corrugated boards, cartons, and containers. Work is thus varied and demanding, calling for both analytical and inventive ability. Practical experience is necessary in industrial design and installation. The ability to co-operate with staff is required as well as the drive and intiative to ensure that projects undertaken are successfully completed. SALARY: A generous salary will be paid, fully commensurate with qualifications and experience. The Company operates generous Superannuation and Sick Leave schemes. Applications should be marked “Confidential” and addressed to:— The Personnel Manager, A.C.I. OPERATIONS (N.Z.) LIMITED, Private Bag, Auckland. 2516 CHEMIST AN OPPORTUNITY EXISTS for a chemist with B.Sc. or B.Pharm. to join the management team of New Zealand’s largest Contract Manufacturing Chemists. Experience is desirable but a recent graduate with enthusiasm, ability and integrity will be considered. Our well equipped laboratory has recently been enlarged and the appointee will be responsible for routine controls, manufacturing methods, new product development and pilot scale development of basic chemical manufacturing. A technician is employed. Salary will be fully commensurate with experience and ability and not less than $2500 p.a. After a short trial period the appointee will be confirmed as Chief Chemist and become eligible to join the company’s Superannuation Scheme. Apply in confidence to: The Managing Director, Contract Manufacturers and Packers, Limited, P.O. Box 22,191, Otahuhu, Auckland. Telephone OH 64 189. 2776 GOVERNMENT OF FIJI I VACANCY FOR MEDICAL OFFICER CLASS I (ANATOMY LECTURER) APPLICATIONS are invited from qualified persons in the age bracket up to 55 years. The appointment will be on contract for three years in the first instance. The successful candidate will be required to assume duty in January, 1968. QUALIFICATIONS: M.B. Ch.B or equivalent medical degree. The candidate must have experience in the teaching of Anatomy to medical students, preferably at lecturer level. DUTIES: Lecturer in Anatomy at Fiji School of Medicine. The duties comprise the teaching of anatomy, both practical and theoretical, to medical and dental students. The appointee will also be required to give anatomy lectures to student nurses and students in ancillary courses such as Physiotherapy and Radiography. SALARY: In the scale £F1350-£F2511. A tax free inducement allowance in the range £F643-£F9I2 is also payable. (£FIOO-SN.Z.IBO). A gratuity of 25 per cent of salary and inducement allowance received will be paid on satisfactory completion of contract LEAVE: 3J to 4 days for each completed month of service will be granted on satisfactory completion of contract. 10 days local leave per annum. PASSAGES: Tourist class passages will be paid in respect of the officer, his wife and up to 4 of his children under the age of 19 years. HOUSING: Government or rented quarters with heavy furniture will be provided for a married officer for which a rental of 10 per cent of salary up to £FI2OO and 3 per cent over that figure, will be charged. A single officer will be accommodated in a Bachelors' Mess if possible, and, if not, will receive a rent subsidy of up to £F2S per month. APPLICATIONS: Forms may be obtained from Messers L. D. Nathan and Co., Ltd, G.P.O. Box 190, Auckland, New Zealand, or from the Director of Medical Services, Suva, Fiji. Any further inquiries about the post should be addressed to the Director of Medical Services, Suva, Fiji, and completed forms should reach him not later than November 30, 1967. 2742 MATHEMATICIAN APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Analyst in the Operations Research section of the Industrial Engineering Department of N.Z. Forest Products, Limited. Applicants should hold a Science Degree, with passes in Statistical Mathematics II and 111 (or the equivalent), and preferably Pure Mathematics 111 as > well. The successful applicant would be one of a team of four, carrying out statistical and operations research studies in all facets of the Company's activities. An 1.8. M. 1130 Scientific Computer is used by the section in its investigations. Salary according to qualifications and experience. Good single or married accommodation is available at a reasonable rental In Tokoroa (population 13,000). Free transport to and from work is provided. Apply giving details of previous experience, etc., to: The Employment Officer, N.Z. Forest Products, Limited, PRIVATE BAG, TOKOROA. , 2656 "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS DIAL 50-199. Until f p.m. Daily, for insertion the following day. SELL ALL DAY Advertise in the MORNING.
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