Situations Vacant Situations Vacant COOK COUNTY COUNCIL DEPUTY COUNTY ENGINEER - APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Registered ’ Civil Engineers for the position of Deputy County ' Engineer. ? Previous experience with Local Authorities or similar agencies would be an advantage. s Duties with this progressive County will afford i a high level of responsibility and valuable experi- ’ ence in a variety of civil engineering works. Future prospects for advancement to a higher ■ established position could be available to a suitable : applicant. i Applications, addressed to the County Engin- '• eer, will be received up to 4 p.m. on Wednesday. ; March 9. 1983. Conditions of Appointment and Schedule of i Duties are obtainable from the undersigned at P.O. - Box 2003, Gisborne, or 389 Gladstone Road. Gis- ! borne, telephone 6799. R. D. R. ELLIOTT. : County Engineer. ' CROP RESEARCH DIVISION DSIR TECHNICIAN/TECHNICAL OFFICER THE CROP RESEARCH DIVISION, Lincoln has a vacancy for a technician or technical officer who would be responsible for planning, sowing, inaini tenance, harvesting and data preparation of disease » nurseries and disease loss trials both on and off ’ station. I : Experience in crop production research required with a good ability to get on with farmers and scientists. Qualifications: Diploma of Agriculture or N.Z.C.S. would be an advantage. Salary: Dependent on qualifications and experience. Applicants should use form PS 17A obtainable from any Post Office and forward to the: Director. Crop Research Division. DSIR, Private bag, ’ CHRISTCHURCH. DAIRY SCIENTIST RUAKURA ANIMAL RESEARCH STATION VACANCY NO. 982 THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT will become part of the Dairy Science Group. The Group's activities include a wide range of dairy cow nutrition and management studies, agronomy of dairy pastures, extraction of protein and production of fuel from herbage. i Responsibilities will be to control part of the Group’s programme of research in dairy cow man- ' agement, and to develop this further, both on and off-Station, to the immediate benefit of dairy . farmers. Qualifications necessary are a degree in Agricultural Science and research experience in dairying. The position requires interest in applied research, and an ability for effective communication with farms and their advisors. Salary according to qualifications and experience. Further information may be obtained from A. M. Bryant, Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, ■ Hamilton. Applications should be made on form PSI7A, available from any Post Office, quoting the vacancy number, and sent to: i Senior Executive Officer 1 Personnel Services, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, ! P.O. Box 2298, WELLINGTON. Applications close on March 2, 1983. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE A CAREER IN RESIDENTIAL SOCIAL WORK APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from men and . women 24 to 40 years of age, perferably with at least University Entrance or Sixth Form Certificate, who are interested in residential work as an aspect of social work in the fields of child care, or in the care, training and treatment of the young person who is disturbed, or offending. Successful applicants will be required to undertake a programme of training lasting 18 weeks. The first portion of three weeks immediately following taking up appointment and commencing on May 30, will be spent in familiarisation and observation in an institution. This will be ffollowed by a five week period of training commencing June 20 at the Department’s Residential Staff Training School at Levin. There will then be a six week practical placement before the final four week period at the Training School which concludes on September 30. On satisfactory completion of training those considered suitable will be placed in institutions of the Department as Assistant Residential Social Workers in accordance with available vacancies . and preferences. In lodging application, preferred location on completion of training should be stated together with any factors which may have a bearing on where the applicant ultimately wishes to work. An appointment carries with it a willingness on the appointee’s behalf to accept a posting as directed by the Department to any one of the Department’s institutions, both during and after training. Unless an appointed is prepared to accept this condition in writing, no appointment can be made. Salary on appointment will be at a point appropriate in terms of qualification and experience on a scale from $9616 up to $16,116. Annual increments are granted until the maximum salary is reached. There is ample opportunity for promotion to positions of Residential Social Worker and ultimately to senior positions. Enquiries can. be made at any district office of the Department and applications lodged on Form P.S., 17A obtainable from any Post Office and quoting vacancy No. 1066 should be sent to the Principal, Kingslea Horseshoe Lake Road no later than Midday, March 2, 1983. COPIES ONLY OF TESTIMONIALS SHOULD BE ENCLOSED. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SENIOR EDP CONSULTANTS (2) THE DATA PROCESSING Division is seeking applications from Senior EDP professionals to fill two vacancies in its Head Office, Wellington. Applicants should have a strong background in EDP systems analysis amd the implementation of projects. Duties call for ability to liaise with users both in the department and the twenty-nine hospital boards; to advise on appropriate solutions to medical and management problems; to prepare and ■ present project proposals to top management, and co-ordinate the implementation of new systems. This will require extensive travel throughout New Zealand and ability to keep up to date with the wide spectrum of computing systems available to the Health Services. Applicants should use form PS 17A obtainable from any Post Office and forward, quoting vacancy designation. to the Staff Clerk. Department of I Health, P.O. Box 5013, Wellington, by March 2,1983.
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