VACANCY PROFESSIONAL • ENGINEERING STAFF HAWKE’S BAY CATCHMENT BOARD THE BOARD has the following vacancies on its permanent staff. All positions will provide experience in survey, design and construction of river control, drainage, water resources and water conservation works, in a district where water control and management is vital. The Board’s District stretches from Takapau, to north of Wairoa. The successful applicants will work in the Board’s spacious new Offices in Napier. GRADUATE ENGINEER: The position will provide adequate training for registration. Starting salary for B.E. or similar $3313, with automatic increments to $5352 for a registered engineer. ENGINEER’S ASSISTANT: Applicants should preferably have had experience in river control and drainage works, although this is not essential. Salary range: $3162 to $3742. HYDROLOGICAL ASSISTANT: Preference will be shown to applicants who have attended Ministry of Works Hydrology Courses. Salary range: $2630 to $3173. DRAUGHTSMAN/WOMAN: An intermediate or senior Draughtsman or Draughtswoman is required for civil engineering draughting and plan tracing, and general drawing office duties. Salary range: $2630 to $3742. The starting salary in each case will depend on qualifications and experience. Conditions of appointment are available from, and applications close with, the undersigned on September 30, 1970, at P.O. Box 233, Napier. P. K. SIMONS, Chief Engineer. 3262
J. B. L CHIEF CHEMIST ($5000) CONTRACT MANUFACTURERS AND PACKERS, LTD, a fast growing subsidiary of the dynamic J.B.L. Consolidated Group, due to promotion of the present appointee, now wish to appoint a top calibre chemist to head up their chemical manufacturing and laboratory activities. Qualified chemist, with a background in toiletries, pharmaceuticals, household cleansers, detergents or allied fields will be interested in this position. The Chief Chemist will be responsible for the supervision of all compounding operations, manufacturing techniques and supervision of a well equipped laboratory providing continuous quality control service of raw materials and finished products. QUALIFICATIONS: A degree with chemistry’as a major subject will be preferred. Experience in manufacturing and management orientation is essential. Preferred age 30-45. SALARY AND CONDITIONS: A commencing salary of up to $5OOO including power allowance is negotiable. Generous superannuation is available and reasonable removal expenses will be paid. SECURITY: Candidates are assured of the strictest confidence. No enquiries will be made before a personal interview, nor without candidates authorisation. Applications quoting qualifications, age and positions held should be addressed to the General Manager, CONTRACT MANUFACTURERS AND PACKERS, LIMITED, P.O. Box 22-191, Otahuhu, Auckland. 3435
PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL FIRST ASSISTANT MATRON APPLICATIONS ARE invited from suitably experienced registered nurses holding the Post Graduate Diploma and who are also registered maternity nurses or midwives for the position of First Assistant Matron. The duties will include the maintenance of proper standards of nursing care in the general wards, implementing policy, participating in in-service education and staff development programmes. Salary and conditions of employment will be in accordance with the Hospital Employment (Nurses) Regulations and the commencing salary will be within the scale 3 (b) $3634-$3785. Application forms, conditions of appointment and further details obtainable from the Matron-in-Chief, P.O. Box 607, Palmerston North. Closing Date: 5 p.m., September 25, 1970. 3145
WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD ANAESTHETIST IN CHARGE HUTT HOSPITAL THE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD invites applications from suitably qualified Anaesthetists for the position of Anaesthetist in Charge, Hutt Hospital. A higher qualification in anaesthetics is essential. Conditions will be in accordance with the New Zealand Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations and the appointee must qualify for specialist status as defined in the regulations. Salary will be fixed within the range $6740 to $9lOl per annum with automatic increments to the maximum of the scale. There are additional merit rates $9550, $10,056, $10,562. Applicants should obtain a copy of the conditions of appointment and a form of application from the Secretary, Wellington Hospital Board, Private Bag, Wellington, with whom applications close at 9.00 a.tn., Monday. September 21, 1970. 8313
WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD SECOND VISITING ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON HUTT HOSPITAL THE WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD invites applications for the position of Second Visiting Orthopaedic Surgeon at Hutt Hospital near Wellington. The appointment will be on the basis of over 17} hours but not over 21 hours per week, and remuneration will be six-tenths of the whole time rate with opportunities for private consultant practice in the district Conditions will be in accordance with New Zealand Hospital Employment (Medical Officer) Regulations and the appointee must qualify for specialist status as defined under these regulations. Salary will be fixed within the range SNZ674OSNZ9IOI per annum and automatic increments will be granted to the maximum given. Applicants should obtain a copy of the conditions of appointment and a form of application from tho Secretary, Wellington Hospital Board, Private Bag, Wellington Hospital, with whom applications close at 9 a.m., September 21, 1970. 8033
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