Situations Vacant PHYSIOTHERAPIST PHYSIOTHERAPIST PHYSIOTHERAPIST LOCUM urgently required for May school holidays, In small central North Island practice. Assistance with accommodation and transport. Any and all enquiries welcome. PHONE 58-733 OR 58-799 OHAKUNE, COLLECT. PICTURE FRAMER (Experienced) CASUAL work on a part-time basis offered. Phone: RITCHIE FINE ARTS, 795-710. POLISHER SKILLED metal polisher required. Preference will be given to tradesman with brass and copper experience. Excellent wages and conditions. Phone 60-510 for appointment. BALDWIN METALLISTS LIMITED 39 DUNDAS STREET PORTSTONE NURSERY NURSERY ASSISTANT WE are looking for a selfmotivated, energetic person who can take control of our expanding Indoor plant trade. We envisage an experienced person who can give advice on a large range of nursery plants, plus the ability to care for Indoor plants, give advice on weed killers, fungicides, fertilisers and be able to operate a modern cash register. Being a 7-day a week business, some overtime will be expected to be worked. Apply only In writing, with references and testimonials to:— The Manager, PORTSTONE NURSERY, 471 Ferry Road, Christchurch. Applications close Wednesday May 9. REQUIRED SOMEONE around the 30 year age bracket who has a mature outlook and Is capable of accepting a new challenge. It may be your last change but It will be your best change. Telephone: Mr Davies, phone 50-609 bus hours, for an initial interview.
REGIONAL PERSONNEL ■ MANAGER H |K Dynamic multi national New Developments M fIM. UEB Industries Ltd a multi national public company with diverse ME manufacturing and marketing undertakings throughout New HB Zealand, Australia and the USA is seeking a high calibre Personnel MS Manager for the South Island. Be Reporting directly to head office the responsibilities embrace man- HN wM power planning, training, recruitment, employee relations, welfare Hill and safety. The appointment offers the opportunity to contribute |M BE to the achievement of commercial success through the effective 9B M application of personnel philosophies and practices will be supHE ported by both local and corporate resources. HH ml The successful applicant will probably be about 40 years of age. In addition to showing competence in the forgoing areas he or she BE SB will be qualified to tertiary level and be able to identify with the Bm |ffi very complex South Island group activities. Leadership, negotiat- BB mH ing skills and the ability to influence, are essential qualities we KE shall be seeking. BH This opening offers considerable scope for personal development BB and advancement within this major multi national. The remunera BB ■O tion package is very attractive and for de- HI H tails and initial interview apply to John ' |K M Hurst 771-704 or 583-881 ah. IE g® Consultants to Management M W A member a w Associated Personnel Consultants Ltd V THE accord giojp ARC HOUSE 26 HIGH ST. P.O. BOX 3439 AUCKLAND SAFETY OFFICER New Zealand Synthetic Fuels Corporation, a joint venture between the New Zealand Government and Mobil, is building a major synthetic petrol plant at Motunui, near New Plymouth. The plant will provide about one third of New Zealand’s petrol requirements and provide employment for some 300 staff. Applications are now invited for the position Safety Officer in the Safety and Security Section of Relations Department. The successful applicant will report to the Superintendent, Safety and Security, and will be responsible for provision of day-to-day monitoring, advice and assistance in accident prevention, fire protection and industrial hygiene in the Motunui plant. The Corporation places significant emphasis on safety awareness and high safety standards. The Safety Officer will therefore be required to continually review safety requirements, to conduct safety inspection programmes and identify and investigate potential safety hazards and accidents. The incumbent will also develop and implement safety training procedures, emergency plans and industrial hygiene programmes. The preparation of reports on safety and environmental matters will form an important aspect of ' the Safety Officer’s role. Applicants should have a good standard of secondary education, preferably to University Entrance level. Ideally, they should be experienced in safety and fire prevention procedures, preferably in a high technology, continuous process industry, such as petrochemicals. A current driving licence is essential and an up-to-date First Aid certificate would be an advantage. Applicants must be prepared to work overtime when required and attend emergency call-outs on a 24-hour basis. Successful applicants must pass the Corporation's medical examination prior to employment. Reasonable relocation expenses and housing assistance will be provided as appropriate. Letters of application, marked "Confidential", should reach the Corporation NO LATER THAN FRIDAY 18th MAY, 1984. These letters, requesting the official Corporation application form, should include a brief resume and be addressed to: fIPOWB EMPLOYEE RELATIONS MANAGER WTWJ® new ZEALAND SYNTHETIC FUELS BT a CORPORATION LIMITED PRIVATE BAG yno NEW PLYMOUTH, NEW ZEALAND Synfod i ■““
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