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Situations Vacant RESEARCH ENGINEERS FARM BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES (Vacancy No. 79/26) AGRICULTURAL WASTE MANAGEMENT (Vacancy No. 79/25) New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute HAMILTON APPLICATIONS ARE invited for positions of Research Engineer (Farm Buildings and and Research Engineer (Agricultural Waste Management) in the New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute’s new substation now being established at Hamilton. The Institute carries out applied research and extension in various fields of agricultural engineering and appointees would be required to conduct research programmes, develop extension information and service the Institute s requirements in their respective fields. The work in Farm Buildings and Structures will include both structural and functional aspects of farm buildings, bridges, shelter fences, glasshouses and product storage. The position would suit a registered civil engineer with experience in building design and construction. Experience of heating and ventilation would be an advantage. The work in Agricultural Waste Management will nvolve research into all aspects of farm waste disposal and re-utilisation. Systems including lagoon treatment, pumping and spraying dairy and other animal wastes, solids separation from n.anure and odour and pollution control. Experience in public health or waste water engineering would be an advantage. The successful applicants will be appointed i: itially at salaries within the Research/Senior Research Officer scales, commensurate with their qualifications and experience. Current salary scales are as follows: Research Officer $11,894 - $14,615 Senior Research Officer $13,624 - $17,145 Principal Research Officer $15,848 - $18,665 Expenses of appointment reimbursed up to specified limits. Government Superannuation is available. Apply in writing for Conditions of Appointment from the undersigned, with whom applications close on June 22, 1979. Please quote relevant vacancy number. G. A. Hay, Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. S2 REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP with a leading Marketing Company UNILEVER N.Z., LTD UNILEVER N.Z., LTD We are at present seeking to appoint a Merchandising Representative in the Christchurch Region. THE COMPANY: Unilever New Zealand Ltd, is New Zealand’s leading manufacturer of detergent, toiletry and dehydrated food products. THE POSITION: The work will initially consist of merchandising and displaying well-known Unilever brands in major grocery outlets in Christchurch. FOR YOU: A fully competitive salary with regular reviews based on merit. Company vehicle with generous provisions for private use. Excellent prospects for advancement based on ability. REQUIREMENTS: A person with a mature outlook who could quickly develop into a successful salesman. Be prepared to work energetically and achieve results with minimal supervision. In the 20-25 age bracket, educated to School Certificate level and preferably further. A conscientious self starter with confidence, ambition and reliability. Apply in strictest confidence to: REGIONAL SALES MANAGER, P. O. Box 8130, CHRISTCHURCH. Ministry of Works xjl/ and Development RESEARCH OFFICER TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DIVISION A GRADUATE with a Degree in Mathematics, or Statistics, is required for the Research Section at our Head Office. Applicants will need to be familiar with mathematical models, and statistical theory and methods. Experience with computer applications will be an advantage. Commencing salary will be according to qualifications and experience. Applications close on June 6, 1979 with the Assistant Staff Officer, Ministry of Works and Development, P.O. Box 12-041, Wellington North. Applicants should use form PSI7A, which is obtainable from Post Offices, and quote the vacancy number 3705. Only copies of testimonials should be enclosed. Assistance may be given to a married appointee required to move household. ©Ministry of Works and Development REGISTERED ELECTRICIANS GENERAL: Upper Waitaki Power Development requires Electricians with N.Z. Registration for heavy and light industrial and construction electrical services. The work is varied and interesting. Applicants must hold the relevant registration and age preference is in the 22-35 year group. WORK HOURS: At present a minimum of 96 hours a fortnight is being worked. WAGES: Inclusive of site allowance the hourly rate to indentured tradesmen is $4.11. In addition to this, -urvey, cost of living, tool end shift allowance including travelling time are payable. ACCOMMODATION: Good housing for married personnel is available at a reasonable rental after a short qua. tying period. Single men are quartered in the single men’s camp. LOCATION and FACILITIES: Twizel township with a population reaching 6000 has winter and summer sporting facilities dose to hand. The town is located on SHB between Lakes Ohau and Pukak; and has a wide variety of cultural and sporting clubs and organisations. For further information and appointment details please phone Twizel 809 or write to the Earnin', ment Officer, Private Bag, Twizel. TS29