Page 18 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33487, 19 March 1974, Page 18

Today’s Air Force. More than Pilots. It’s mechanics, J| 4 \ electricians, 4 -W \ carpenters, radar ' -W technicians, clerks B BpH " and dozens of other jjJE p r if important trades- BkZI h | Hp w all enjoying Xalp unequalled security, ’ TJjßßjjl ' ... BIT " good pay and plenty \ ISSS of other benefits. B BBBI■BBBI^BB^MBBBi MBBIM J W ° For every man airborne, the RNZAF Brawl needs 10 men on the ground to back -r -- } | I hey i nuid he in ditv one of -'JgM ’ *• over 50 vital trades Trades that are /’Jr ||jg I ■Msr' | '“''AZ XJ IB anti u * ' I ' dl 'dfenng vou Bu B 811 hod opportunities g!'od moi:e\ .vhile learn skills V: ,-J||||| • i|B I I Jr 'Bl ”B T that mil set vou up for life V" \X, I I * v The extra benefits. X -"gf \\, B On of good pay excellent BqBBBi ? training the RNZAF offers you ■ ~4.„ ... .. plenty of other special benefits. Like free dental and medical care gener- Flight Check... Skyhoivk Commander Flight Lieutenant Michael Cdllanqngoesthrough a test flight report with. Sergeanf Russel! McKay, OUS clothing allowances low cost Fngine Fitter. The sXyhawk bos just been given a major check and engine change after 300 flying hours. you’resingle, and vou could aualifv for low-rent housing if vou’re 7 7 COMMUNICATIONS OPERATOR: Operates multi-position RNZAF telephone exchanges. ' -j v -u • ■ y roc 33 trades for men. teleprinters and other automatic telegraphic SHORTHAND TYPIST: Takes and transcribes married. YOU 11 get a minimum Ot 26 -— equipment. GENERAL DUTIES CLERK: dictation, typing to service format. TYPIST: • working days leave a year, plus pub- INSTRUMENTS: Responsible for the servicing Concerned with administration and personnel Required to type from rough drafts and prolie holidavs. Excellent superannua- and maintenance of all aircraft instruments, recording systems. PAY ACCOUNTS CLERK: duce work-conforming to service format, tion after onlv 20 wars service It all COMMUNICATIONS (AIR): Responsible for Responsible for the preparation; recording,, DATA PROCESSOR: Operates NCRAccountij - '. " the servicing of all communications systems and paytnent of salaries and allowances, ing Machines, and punches data onto paper adds up to more money in your poc- within the aircraft. COMMUNICATIONS STORES ACCOUNTS CLERK: Responsible for tapefortranscription.DßlVEßLlGHTVEHlket each W’eek. plus a cash grant and a (GROUND): Responsible for maintaining and the recording , and control of all Air Force CLE: Duties include the driving of Station regular income when you retire. fitting all ground-to-air communications sys- equipment. STEWARD: Responsible for wait- wagons, vans and cars, and carrying out simterns. RADAR: Responsible for servicing and mg in Messes and bar and wine service, pie running repairs. SUPPLIER: Stores, issues HaDDV in vour D resent iob? maintaining all ground and air radar systems. MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Responsible for nurs- and records the movement of equipment. DRAUGHTSMAN: Preparing charts, diag- jng and ambulance duties. LIBRARIAN: “ Thp - RNZAF noorlc ovnorionrod rams - simple circuit drawings, general en- Responsible for the upkeep of book, manual The Qualifications yOU 11 need. needs experienced. gineering and building . platls . and fjlm libraries PHOTOGRAPHER: 7— — n qualified tradesmen as well as ELECTROPLATER: Handles all plating and Responsible for the entire photographic ser- To qualify as an adult airman, you trainees. You'll find more oppor- special metal finishing jobs to aircraft man- vices for Navy, Army and Air Force. must have at least two years S6CODtunities than you believed possible— ufacturers’ specifications. RNZAF POLICE: .WOODWORKER: Responsible for general car- dary education and be aged between we’ll prove it to vou Amons all the Prevention and protection from crime, pentry and joinery duties and specialised work 17‘/z and 30. For the technical trades' I lictpd vnn’ll find a nlaep maintenance ° f discipline, escort and guard- with fibreglass and plastics. GENERAL SER- v _„ , eau i re mathematics and ideallv • categories listed you 11 find a place duties . METAL WORKER: Responsible for the VICE INSTRUCTOR: Responsible fordrill, require mauiematics ana laeauy for your talent, for your experience, repair of metal parts, forging and specialist ceremonial parades and weapons training, a science subject to School Certificate , treatment ofmetal. ELECTRICAL: ResponsibIe PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR: standard. ■ for the maintenance of all aircraft electrical Responsible for physical fitness training of all Airwomen must be aged bet- ; fit,ings ENGINES: Responsible for the Air Force personnel. TAILOR: Fits, alters and wee n 17Vz and 40 years with at least M.B maintenance of all aero engines. COOK: repairs uniforms and special purpose clothing. . pdurntinn Br aH Provides all meals, including flight rations and — r *r two years secondary education. - B s P ecial Mess caterin 8- supplier- stores, is- 16 trades for women. The unique Satisfaction sues and records the movement of equipment. . MACHINIST: Produces complex machined TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (ELECTRICAL): Ot an Air rOFCe career. k t 4* assemblies to aeronautical standards and to- Assists in the reconditioning and repair of air- As well as finding a secure rewardlerances. SAFETY EQUIPMENT WORKER: craft electrical components. TECHNICAL AS- f vnurcolf in’th P Air Responsible for all safety equipment, includ- SISTANT (INSTRUMENTS): Assists in the re- . 8 P ’ mg parachutes and life jackets. FIRE CREW: pair and reconditioning of aircraft instru- Force you 11 be helping New Zealand ” Rescue of personnel from crashed or burning ments. COMMUNICATIONS OPERATOR: find a secure place in the world, aircraft, full domestic fire-fighting services, • Operates teleprinter and other automatic tele- We’re a small country, and to guaranand first-aid where necessary. AIRFRAME: graphic equipment. GENERAL DUTIES tee our ga f ety we need allies — allies ' 4 Responsibleforthemaintenanceandservicing CLERK: Concerned with administration and » . 110 _i___ o BT ; 1 of "aircraft structures. ARMAMENT: personnel recording systems. PAY AC- who expect US to contribute OUr share MB J Responsible for all aspects of Air Force anna- COUNTS CLERK: Responsible for the prepara- to collective defence treaties like F ment. weaponry and pyrotechnics. MOTOR tion, recording, and payment of salaries and ANZUS and SEATO. In the Air Force ; MECHANIC: Responsible for the repair and allowances. STORES ACCOUNTS CLERK-, you’ll be helping New Zealand play a / maintenance of all motor vehicles. DRIVERS: Responsible for the nn.?"'™'"2 full part in these treaties, and helping Mv . Responsible for driving and operating all types Air Force equipment. STEWARD. Responsible r . F ° R n!d:n S his mt -er' ■.. j and -.: !lig of motor vehicles. AIRCRAFT FINISHER:' for waiting in Messes, and bar and wine ser- guarantee thq future security ot OUT •rl n:a :us an : :St 2< nnt \ Responsible for the painting, cleaning, and .vice. MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Responsible for way of life. • 5 >-dv<e - oi.-i.sjr : 'He joined : 03'. signwriting of aircraft. TECHNICAL HAND: nursing and ambulance duties. LIBRARIAN: Today’s Air Force is doing a s vnne!\ . goc: ■no , onditio: d Assists in aircraft and motor transport en- Responsible for the upkeep of book, manual v jta) job for this COUntTV and VOUCan }. "u: not man-■:-> \ : ; -e nnh nc, e gineering repairs. AIRCRAFT HAND: and film libraries. TAILORESS: Alters and re- ■ t . „»>, *;_u > - Responsible for unskilled duties tn equipment, pairs Air Force uniforms. TELEPHONE be part of it AV hat other job offers you catering, and motor transport sections. OPERATOR: Required to operate single and this kind ot satisfaction, n ™ "aged between™and 30, tell me more about career ■ i opportunities on the ground in today’s Air Force.” ■ (Z ' l I pl.ise check yourel.gihility for th. v.rious trades.:n th« Qualifications M ' 1 gj r A? " : 0 S al "Z What is your current occupation? ' o •’ Jk ' ‘ his enquiry places you under no obligation) Send to: The RNZAF Recruiting Officer Auckland. Jean Batten Building. Fort Street. ■ "" * Phone 373-357. Wellington. Commercial Union Arcade, Willis Street. Phbne 43-767. ■ H we 4® <3 S E CP Christchurch, King Edward Barracks. 67 Cashel Street, Phone 60-259. Dunedin, 255 H For more detailed information post this coupon now. George Street,Phone 70-296. ■■ M ■■ Bi Bi Bi'BH ■■ Bi ■■ IB ■■ ■