Situations Vacant Situations Vacant PRODUCTION ENGINEER (DIESEL TRUCK ASSEMBLY) DUE TO INCREASED production and sales, we are looking for a Production Engineer for our Diesel Truck Assembly Division, based at Otahuhu. The person we are looking for would preferably have had experience In the assembly and modification of trucks and buses. He should have had some mechanical design experience, be self-motivated and have the ability to work without supervision. Due to the nature of the work, preference will be given to applicants with NZCE In Mechanical Engineering combined with relevant experience mentioned above. Inquiries for specific details about this position may be made by telephoning collect to Mr D. Small, Senior Engineer, Telephone 276-2009 Auckland. Applications which will be treated with the strictest confidence, giving personal particulars, background experience, qualifications and copies of references should be addressed to: The Personnel Manager NISSAN MANUFACTURING, LIMITED, P.O. BOX 541, MANUREWA, AUCKLAND Applications will close on Thursday, April 19, -1984. PROGRAMMERF” THE ABOVE VACANCY exists In the Computing Services Centre which operates an 18M4341 computer running the VM operating system and a VAXII/780 and VAX 11/750 running the VMS operating system. A FACOM MISOF computer is due to be installed this year. A network of over 180 terminals controlled by a Micom PACX are linked to these computers. Preferred applicants will have had experience in systems software or in programming in a variety of high level languages. Experience in statistical and other application packages (especially SAS) or In teaching computing topics would be desirable. A degree in Computer Science or with a high computing content is preferred but applicants with relevant experience and without a degree would also be considered from recent graduates with a good knowledge of computing but with little relevant experience. Salary will be determined according to qualifications and experience, up to a maximum of $18,027 per annum. Further details can be obtained from Dr C. R. Boswell, telephone: 721-000/703, and application forms and conditions of appointment are available from the undersigned with whom applications close April 30, 1984. Administrative Assistant (Appointments) VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON Private Bag, Wellington Telephone 721-000 PROJECT MANAGERS PROCESS DESIGN CONSULTANTS PROCESS ENGINEERS PROJECT CO-ORDINATORS/ PROGRAMMERS FLETCHER DEVELOPMENT and Construction Special Projects Division in its efforts to maintain and further its services to the food Industry, and, in particular, the meat industry, wishes to increase its management and technically qualified staff. PROJECT MANAGERS Applications are invited from registered engineers with substantial experience in the construction Industry, preferably involved in major commercial building work. The appointments will involve the preparation of feasibility sutdies, costing, programming and all aspects of construction control of commercial and industrial construction. A knowledge of specialist contractors work Involved in the meat industry will be an advantage. Applications must be able to demonstrate ability and experience as team leaders and have a proven track record in negotiation and liaison with clients. PROCESS DESIGN CONSULTANTS/PROCESS ENGINEERS Opportunities exist for suitably qualified and experienced engineers with at least three years’ post-qualification experience in the meat industry. Successful applicants will Join a dynamic team engaged in the design of new and existing abattoirs, freezing works and cool stores from the original studies thrrough all stages of construction and installation to final commissioning. PROJECT CO-ORDINATORS/PROGRAMMERS Vacancies exist for suitably experienced coordinators and programmers with experience in substantial commercial and industrial building works. Applicants will be qualified to at least N.Z.C.B. or equivalent and have at least three years post-quali-fication experience. Experience in the meat Industry, though not essential, would be an advantage. Written applications giving full details should be submitted to:— The Manager, SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION, Mr R. F. Anderson, Phone 777-033 Dunedin, P.O. Box 915, DUNEDIN FLETCHER DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION, LTD SOUTH ISLAND REGION. SCAFFOLDERS WE ARE INTERESTED in hearing from fully ticketed Scaffolders who would be interested in working on the Glenbrook Steel Expansion Site. Duration of contract would depend on individual contractor needs. Successful applicants will be offered accommodation in accordance with the Glenbrook Steel Expansion Site Collective Agreement. Please indicate Interest by writing to the address below, giving as much work related information as possible. CONTRACTORS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, P.O. BOX 12099, PENROSE, AUCKLAND.
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