■7Z !HL ram Mnnmi. Situations Vacant Situations Vacant CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST POSITIONS APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above positions. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be the holders of a masters or bachelors honours degree and the diploma of clinical psychology or an acceptable equivalent. DUTIES' Patient assessment and therapy as part of a team in either the long-stay or acute areas of the hospital, teaching of staff, and liaison with other health professionals. Applications and further details may be obtained from the Medical Superintendent: TOKANUI HOSPITAL. Private Bag. Te Awamutu. With whom applications close on Wednesday. March 16. 1983. DEPUTY CITY ENGINEER NEW PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from registered civil engineers for this senior position with the council. Experience in municipal engineering is not a requirement and it should be noted that the undersigned retires in mid-1987. Intending applicants should first obtain a copy of the Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Appointment for the position from the City Engineer. New Plymouth City Council, Private Bag, New Plymouth. Closing date for the receipt of applications is March 1, 1983. JACK KETTLEWELL, City Engineer. DIRECTOR (DESIGNATE) ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION DUE TO THE PRESENT directors retirement at the end of 1983. the Electrical Supply Authorities Association is inviting applications for the above position. The successful applicant will be expected to commence duties as Director (Designate) in June/ July. 1983, and assume the duties of Director on January 1, 1984. This senior executive appointment will require the appointee to give expert advice on the efficient and effective use of electricity and to have skills in communication, a knowledge of the electrical supply industry, and the ability to work in a small specialist team serving the needs of the 61 Supply Authorities of New Zealand. In addition, contact will be required with Association Committees Manufacturers, Government Departments, the Accident Compensation Corporation, and the Standards Association of New Zealand. The Director of the Electrical Development Association will be responsible to the General Manager of the Electric Supply Authorities Association. Conditions of appointment and Schedule of Duties can be obtained by: Telephoning Wellington 859-632, or writing to the:— General Manager, ELECTRICAL SUPPLY AUTHORITIES ASSOCIATION, Box 1017, WELLINGTON. Applications close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 22, 1983. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above position at the Board’s Head Office Whakatane. The position would be suitable for a registered electrical inspector or a registered electrician who has at least 5 years experience acceptable to the Registration Board for registration as an Inspector. Housing is available, assistance will be given with removal expenses. If you are looking for a position that offers job satisfaction, varied and interesting work, in pleasant surroundings as well as being located in an area _ renowned for its recreational facilities, please apply ‘ for copy of Conditions of Appointment and Schedule of duties. Applications will close on Friday, February 26. 1983 at 4 p.m. The Staff Officer, 8.0. P. ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, P.O. Box 404, WHAKATANE, PH. 88-249. Bowron s EXPERIENCED CLERK G. L. BOWRON AND COMPANY, LTD, the largest tanners of wool skins in Australasia have a vacancy for an experienced clerk at their head office in the Woolston area. The person appointed will have the following responsibilities. • Assisting with preparation of computerised wages. • Maintaining cash floats. • Handling debtor queries and reconciliations. • Work of a' general clerical nature that would require a knowledge of accountancy. There are subsidised superannuation and medical benefit schemes available after a qualifying period. ■ Please apply in writing with details of experience and qualifications to:Personnel Services Officer, G. L. BOWRON AND CO., LTD, P.O. Box 19544. Woolston, CHRISTCHURCH.
— HOTEL MANAGER ] AUTONOMOUS ROLE • NEW CONCEPT • EXCELLENT PACKAGE A very progressive and forward thinking international group wishes to appoint an enthusiastic and capable person to a key Auckland based Hotel Management role. This organisation which operates an aggressive worldwide marketing approach is introducing an exciting new concept to the Hotel Industry in New Zealand. The Hotel Manager will be fully responsible for the profitable operation of a medium sized hotel complex covering accommodation, restaurants, bars and special function rooms. This is a highly autonomous role which demands a creative and energetic Manager with well developed managerial skills to achieve profit and cost objectives, and the personal skills to create excellent staff relationships. This outstanding opportunity will appeal to a highly motivated Hotel Manager with at least two years management, experience, who is seeking an opportunity allowing career growth in an expanding, professional organisation. Preferred age is 27-35 years. An excellent negotiable package, including company vehicle is offered. Immediate telephone enquiries to Murray Irwin Phone Auckland 795-550 (Days) 764-210 (After Hours) or write giving full details to P.O. Box 579, Auckland. LAMPEN I Iwi I Lampen Associates Ltd, Management Consultants, Box 579, Auckland. Phone 795-550.
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