Situations Vacant DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR TRAINEE INSPECTORS OF FACTORIES (3) Christchurch THE DEPARTMENT has vacancies for male or female Trainee Inspectors of Factories to commence in early November, 1979. If you are between 22 and 40 vears of ace (or not older than 45 years and have >pecial skills) and possess School Certificate or higher qualifications with a background in commerce, teaching, law enforcement or as a certified tradesman, the Department can offer you a challenging career with ample variety and job interest. Inspectors of Factories carry out a wide range of duties in the field of industrial safety health and welfare, inchiding administration of industrial awards and legislation relating to wages and working conditions in industrial, commercial and agricultural undertakings. On appointment, training will be given in one of the Department’s District Offices supplemented by a series of training courses in Wellington. Trainees will be required to pass a qualifying examination approximately nine months after appointment. When qualified, you may be required to transfer to another district but your wishes as to location will be given preference. The salary payable during and on satisfactory completion of training, career prospects and other information mav be obtained from any District Office or the Head Office of the Department of Labour. Applications quoting Vacancy No. 5655 should be made on Forms PS 17A (obtainable from any Post Office) and forwarded to the Secretary of Labour, Private Bag, Wellington, by Wednesday, August 22, 1979. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL TOWN CLERK’S DEPARTMENT DEPUTY TOWN CLERK WITH THE APPOINTMENT of the present deputy as Town Clerk and Chief Administrative Officer, the position of Deputy Town Clerk will shortly become vacant, and the council invites applications from suitably qualified local body officers. Practical experience in some area of local authority administration is an essential prerequisite for this position. This is an important post with one of the country’s largest municipalities, offering ample scope for the administrative abilities of a qualified person, and providing opportunity for possible further advancement in local government. The current salary scale is $20,358-$21,294/ $22,464/$23,400 per annum, with commencing point fixed in light of the appointee’s qualifications and experience. Copies of the Conditions of Appointment and Schedule of Duties are available from the undersigned, with whom applications will close at 12 noon on MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1979. Municipal Chambers, D. M. SHIRLEY. DUNEDIN. Town Clerk August 3, 1979. TSH DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER WE urgently require the services of a competent person to take charge of our Systems Programming function. Ideally applicants will have at least two years Systems Programming experience in an IBM 370 environment. Consideration will, however, be given to Graduates or Senior Programmers with sound application programming experience and proficiency in Assembler. Current equipment used includes an IBM 370/125, 3340 Drives and 3411 Tapes. A nationwide teleprocessing network is also installed. Our software environment consists of DOS/VS, CICS/VS and PANVALET. COBOL is our major programming language. This is a senior appointment within our D.P. Department and we are prepared to offer an excellent remuneration package to the right candidate. If you are interested in obtaining more information about this position please contact: Mr Ross Gunn Data Processing Manager JS AAtORTMI • MUMWWUW Phone Christchurch 791-400 (Bus) 327-972 (Pvte). WSII ENGINEER WE URGENTLY REQUIRE a Structural Engineer with at least 3 years design experience and preferably registered or qualified to be registered, to be engaged in the planning, design, supervision and contract administration of a wide variety rif commercial and industrial buildings, and structures. We have a number of interesting new projects starting in the Newmarket office of our practice, which carries out a wide variety of work in the fields of industrial, commercial and marine structures and civil works. A generous salary will be negotiated with the successful applicant. For an interview please telephone or write. Mr Tate or Mr Grove. BRUCE WALLACE AND PARTNERS, Consulting Engineers, P O. Box 9123, NEWMARKET. AUCKLAND. Telephone 548-781 or 548-708. EXPERIENCED ROTARY WEB OFFSET MACHINIST REQUIRED by “Northern Advocate,” Whangarei. Superannuation Scheme available after a period of service. Staff profit sharing scheme in operation Removal expenses paid. Inquiries to:— PRODUCTION MANAGER, “NORTHERN ADVOCATE,’’ P.O. BOX 210, WHANGAREI. TELEPHONE 82-399 13
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