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Press, 29 March 1980, Page 53

Situations Vacant BUILDING SERVICES CONTRACTS MANAGER FLETCHER MECHANICAL CONTRACTING have the need in our Dunedin operation for a suitably experienced person to co-ordinate the administration of all contracts. THE COMPANY: A national contracting operation within the Fletcher Construction and Engineering Group, handling all aspects of building services. THE POSITION: The main objective will be to contribute to the growth and profitability of Dunedin’s operation bv planning, organising, leading and controlling the supervisory staff within the unit in the field of contracting and engineering within the Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration. Plumbing. and Roofing Industries, by contributing to and implementing such policies as the Company determines. THE PERSON: The position demands a person experienced in contract administration in all or some of the trades mentioned above. Design experience would also be an advantage, but above all a sound knowledge of current building services practices is required. THE REWARDS: A good salary and a company vehicle, together with other senior staff benefits is offered for this challenging and energetic job. Please reply in writing, to: — T h e Re gi° na l Manager, .1 / Fletcher Mechanical 1 I *3l i Contracting, J W W I P.O. Box 6016, Dunedin, / \ New Zealand. SS B. C. HART (NELSON), LTD FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, P.O. BOX 877, NELSON' WE require a person with Design ability for our Factory, who is capable of: Drawing, quoting, preparing cutting sheets. Also after Sales Training to Represent the Company for approximately 1 week per month out of Nelson. Salary will be in accordance with ability and experience. Please apply in writing giving details and previous experience to: The Managing Director P.O. Box 877 NELSON. COMMISSION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT INVESTIGATING OFFICERS (3) APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for three Investigating Officer positions in the Commission for the Environment. JOB DESCRIPTION Investigation, assessment and reporting on physical, biological and social environment issues; undertaking of the auditing of environmental impact reports; liaison and consultation with central and local government, and the private sector, on planning and development proposals. QUALIFICATIONS Appropriate degree or diploma in resource management, public administration, economics, or science. Desirable specialist qualifications would include engineering, law, chemistry, agriculture, geography, sociology or forestry science. EXPERIENCE Practical experience in any field related to environmental appraisal; planning development for management would be of advantage. Applications should be made on Form P.S. 17A, which is available from Post Offices, and, should be forwarded to the Secretary, State Ser-' vices Commission, Private Bag, Wellington, before noon on April 9, 1980. Further details about these vacancies can be obtained from the Administration Officer, Commission for the Environment, P.O. Box 11244, Wellington, telephone 849-955. On April 1 the Box number changes to 10241. -529 a CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL CAR PARK ATTENDANT Oxford Terrace Car Park APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Car Park Attendant at the Oxford Terrace car park (Noahs Hotel), in the Department of City Administration. Applicants should be in the 25-50 vears ago group, of good appearance, with the ability and experience of handling cash. The duties include dispensing of tickets, receiving of cash, and other similar duties. The hours of work are varied, as follows: Monday to Thursday, 4.15 p.m.-12 midnight. Friday, 6.00 p.m.-12 midnight. Saturday, 6.15 p.m.-12 midnight. The salary paid will be up to $8309 per annum, plus penal time. Written applications, enclosing available references, will close with the Personnel Officer, Christchurch City Council, P.O. Box 237, Christchurch, on Wednesday, April 2, 1980, at 4 p.m. J. H. GRAY, General Manager and Town Clerk. ■ ft < .... CRIPPLED CHILDREN SOCIETY PRINCIPAL SERVICES OFFICER DUE TO RE-ORGANISATION, the-Canterbury and West Coast Branch is inviting applications for the above position, to be based in Christchurch. The Principal Services Officer will be responsible to the Branch Manager for the efficient delivery and development of sendees to the disabled registrants of this branch. This position involves practical social work, staff superivsion, organisation, development and administration. Qualifications: Applicants must have a proven successful record in the fields of staff supervision, social work and administration. Conditions of Employment and Description of the Duties involved are available from The Manager, 27 Kilmarnock Street, Christchurch, P.O. Box 8066’ Applications close 4 p.m. on Friday, April 18.