VACANCIES—MALES AUTOMATION BELL BRYANT (N.Z.), LTD APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a technical position in our rapidly expanding automation division to specialise in the design, installation and commissioning of complete projects in the food and beverage industries. The applicant should possess a diploma or degree in a suitable branch of engineering or science and should have some experience in process engineering, instrumentation control, together with an understanding of electric and electronic control systems. Bell Bryant is established also in Australia and South-east Asia and the successful applicant may be required to assist in these areas from time to time. Age 25-35 years. Salary to be negotiated. Superannuation is available after a qualifying period. Apply in writing: The Manager BELL BRYANT (N.Z.), LTT P.O. Box 12177, Penrose. Auckland 3899 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT SCOTT COMMERCIAL, LIMITED, a public company operating nationally in the manufacture and merchandising of hardware and wood products, invites applications for the newly-created position of Assistant Accountant in ;ts head office in Wellington. It is expected that the successful applicant will be 20-25 years of age and partly qualified in commerce or accountancy. He should intend to complete his studies as there are excellent prospects of promotion in due course to full executive level. Duties will be of an interesting and educational nature and will include preparation and supervision of management accounting and budgetary control records. Punched tape is used for processing of basic accounting records and in other spheres of accounting modern management methods are in use. A commencing salary- in the vicinity of $3OOO is envisaged and superannuation and other fringe benefits are available. The Company is an “approved undertaking" in respect of the practical experience requirements of the New Zealand Society of Accountants. For interview apply in writing with usual personal details to The Secretary SCOTT COMMERCIAL, LIMITED P.O. Box 985, Wellington 3815 A.M.P. SOCIETY INSURANCE CAREER FOR YOUNG MAN THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY for an ambitious young tnan with University Entrance qualification to join the Society’s Christchurch office staff. The position will provide security and excellent scope for advancement in varied fields such as Accounting, Administration, Investments, Sales Promotion, and Fire and General Insurance. Generous leave entitlements Attractive superannuation benefits Assistance with home finance Excellent salary scale E.G.: Salaries increase from a minimum of Sl3lO at age 16 with University Entrance. Enquiries to:— THE ACCOUNTANT, A.M.P. SOCIETY Christchurch. Telephone 67-799 3055 A.C.I. TECHNICAL SERVICE LAMINEX INDUSTRIES, a division of A.C.I. Operations (N.Z.), Ltd, require a man with initiative for this challenging senior position. THE POSITION will require the appointee to assist customers in the use of the company’s products, to assist in the development of company products and in launching new products. He will also be involved in preparing specifications and trade literature. APPLICANTS must have reached a reasonable academic standard and preference will be given to applicants holding a science, engineering or achitectural qualification. The age range is flexible, but 25-35 years preferred. General background experience in industry is desirable to a position of responsibility, and drafting experience would be useful. Applicants must be willing to travel in New Zealand as necessary. Above all the applicant must have an analytical approach and an outlook and personality suitable for duties which involve customer contact and products development work. SALARY: Will be negotiated in line with qualifications and experience. Other benefits including superannuation will be discussed at interviews. Applications in writing, and setting out age. marital status, education, qualifications and experience should be addressed in confidence to: The Manager, LAMINEX INDUSTRIES, P.O. Box 16063, Hornby, Christchurch. Attention: Personnel Manager, 3078 ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ASSOCIATED PULP AND PAPER MILLS, LIMITED UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES EXIST for young graduate and diplomate electrical engineers in expanding pulp and fine paper mills situated at Burnie, Tasmania. The electrical installation covers most types of power equipment including turbo-alternators, bulk power supplies, llkV and 3.3kV power distribution to substations having a present maximum demand of 32,000 kW, most varieties of electric motors variable speed drives, rectifiers and other equipment of large chemical pulp and paper mills. Assistant electrical engineers take direct part in the design, procurement, installation and commission of new equipment for the mills and the operation, maintenance and modification of existing equipment. The work is varied and,interesting. Salary will be tn accordance with qualifications and experience with a minimum of 5A3613 per annum for new graduates and 8A5047 for an experienced engineer. In addition the company has a half yearly bonus scheme under which bonuses range from 4J per cent to 12 per cent of salary depending on length of service and company dividend rate. Staff participate in the company’s Staff Provident Fund and Medical, Hospital and Dental Benefit schemes. Housing is available. The company will pay reasonable removal expenses. Applications, stating age, details of qualifications and experience, enclosing copies of references, should be addressed to: ASSOCIATED PULP AND PAPER MILLS, LIMITED, P.O. Box 201, Burnie, Tasmania 7302. 3947
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31754, 10 August 1968, Page 25
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