Situations Vacant BRANCH MANAGER FOR SCAFFOLDING COMPANY WE ARE a well established, successful com pany, operating throughout the South Island. Our vacancy is for the Christchurch Branch Office. We seek a man 25-40 years with a strong desire to make something of himself. He will have full responsibility and control and would be prepared to work hard at developing our business into the position of market leader. The successful applicant for this challenging position will be self-motivating with the ability to plan for and develop new business. He should have a good understanding and knowledge of contracting in the Buildins Industry, and experience in scaffolding, while not essential, would prove an advantage. Salary will be negotiable in the range $13,000$16,000 per annum, and a company car will be provided. To apply, please write, giving brief details of work and personal history including a contact telephone number to: — Branch Manager” P.O. Box 8134. RICCARTON 2866
BRANCH MANAGER' TRAINEE PARA RUBBER CO LTD. Owing to plans for further expansion of our N.Z. wide Company we urgently require a voung person aged 25 30 years to be trained as a BRANCH MANAGER. Successful applicant must be free to accept transfers within N.Z. and have a reasonable standard of education. To an honest, trustworthy and dedicated applicant we can offer unexcelled promotion prospects, excellent salary, complete security and lasting job satisfaction. In return there will be hard work and responsibility, and the constant challenge that modern retailing presents. Previous experience in the retail or allied industry would be an advantage, although not essential. If you feel your talents are in line with our requirements please ask for an employment application form at your nearest Para Store and return to: Mr A. D. S. Bowie, Area Manager, Para Rubber Co. Ltd, P. O. Box 417, k CHRISTCHURCH. J
BRANCH MANAGER INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Income to $ll,OOO p. a. Here is an opportunity for on ambitious man aged 30/45 years to join a National company and manage their South Island sales and distribution from a modern warehousing operation in Christchurch. Your responsibilities will include supervision of a small staff including sales representatives, coordination with head office in Auckland and the local market planning necessary to ensure continued sales growth in the region. It is expected that the appointee will be an active team leader, enthusiastic about his work and innovative in his approach to the market, being prepared to spend a major portion of his time in the field with present and potential major accounts. This is a position which will appeal to experienced! successful sales representatives seeking a management opportunity or to those with supervisory experience, a new challenge. Rewards include a good salary plus Incentives which will ensure the above income or more and use of a company vehicle. To arrange a meeting in Christchurch and obtain further details, telephone Autolodge 556-109 on Monday after 10 a.m. and ask for Mr Brian Hall of: Hall and Byrne Ltd. P.O. Box 37-483 AUCKLAND 1 Training and Recruitment Consultants.-
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL FOREMAN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified persons for the above position. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must have a sound horticultural background, preferably with practical experience in the parks field. Preference will be given to holders of the National Diploma in Horticulture or similar examinations. SALARY: The salary for the position will be $8369, $8651/$8934. (The salaries will be subject to the latest Public Service salary increases). Point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. DUTIES: The schedule of duties and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Parks and Recreation Department, 194 Manchester Street, Christchurch 1. Applications in writing addressed to the undersigned, P.O. Box 237, Christchurch, and marked “FOREMAN” will be received up to 4.00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 30, 1978. J. H. Gray, General Manager and Town Clerk. 2686 CAR SALES EXECUTIVE THE POSITION: Through increased sales a new position is being created at our Morrinsville Branch. This is an excellent opportunity for a Top Flight Motor Vehicle Salesman to improve his position and income by joining our Sales team The successful applicant will be second in command of the Vehicle Sales Department and will be expected to take full charge when the Manager is absent. QUALIFICATIONS: We are looking for someone with a minimum of two years selling in the automotive field. Ability to deal with and train staff will be an advantage. THE COMPANY: We are a young and progressive company and hold the Datsun Franchise in Morrtnsvil* Te Awamutu and Putaruru, thus giving scope for advancement within the company. REMUNERATION: A generous starting salary plus commissions will be offered to the right man. This point will be discused in detail at interview level. Apply:— SALES MANAGER—MR FAUSETT. MABER MOTORS, LIMITED. P.O. Box 93, Morrinsville. Phone 5059. 2654
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