Situations Vacant POULTRY—TECHICAL A POSITION exists in the Technical Services section which involves assisting In the management of Uve-blrd production. We require a person with University qualifications in poultry along .with substantial practical experience In all aspects of meat chicken production. An ability to communicate with contracted and company personeU essential. Residency would be In the Waikato region. The remuneration package offers a competatlve salary based on experience and skills, a company car and various other benefits which will be hlghllgted at interview. Replies detailing curriculum vitae should be addressed In writing to: FEED DIVISION MANAGER, TEMCO, P.O. BOX 245, TAURANGA. PRODUCTION ORGANISER A PERSON is required fulltime with the ability to organise, plan ahead and motivate people. Preferably able to sew or to learn sewing techniques. Phone: 584-190 after 9 a.m. 3M& UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY PROGRAMMERTECHNICIANS (Computer Science) (Two Positions) APPLICATIONS are Invited for two positions, as above, In the Department of Computer Science. Applicants should have a degree or part degree in a relevant field, Including some experience In computer programming. Duties will Include technical (especially programming) work support of the teaching and research activities of the Department). The salary for Technician Grade I Is on a scale from $11351 to $14,537 per annum; commencing salary according to qualifications and experience. Applications close on May 11, 1984. Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from: The Registrar, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch. START YOUR OWN BUSINESS OR WORK FOR US WHETHER you have $lOO or $4OOO we will show you how you can start your own business. For details phone 398-240 Auckland, or write: WHOLESALE MARKETING, 4 Gundry Street, Newton, AUCKLAND.
TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from persons of good education, appearance and personality between the ages of 25 and 40 years for the position of Representative in our Christchurch branch. This is a new position, and it would be preferable that the applicant has had experience In the leather or textile industries, although duties would involve selling a range of chemical and technical products. This is a challenging and rewarding position and since It offers freedom and lattltude it Is essential that the appointee has a mature I approach and Is capable of working without supervision. In other words we seek a “selfmotivated sincere individualist.” The successful applicant would receive a good salary plus commission, superannuation and a company car. Apply in Writing to:— The Southern Regional Manager, ; SWIFT CONSOLIDATED. (N.Z.), LTD, P.O. Box 2328, WELLINGTON. TYRE SERVICEMAN TRAINEE DON GRINDLEY’S TYRE AND AUTO SERVICE wish to appoint a school leaver who will be trained to learn all aspects of the tyre Industry. The work Initially Involves: warehouse and store duties with the opportunity to advance Into the selling and fitting of car tyres, mag wheels, batteries and other tyre related duties. Future development at a later date into the wheel alignment and muffler divisions Is possible depending on the progress and ability of the Trainee. The person we seek: . 9 Be between the ages of 16 and 19 years. © Be reliable, conscientious and of neat appearance. © Have some mechanical knowledge or interest in cars. O Be prepared to work hard to make a career in the tyre/mechanical Industry. © Have a sound secondary school education to School Certificate level or higher. 0 Have an outward going personality and be able to communicate effectively with people. This is a permanent position. The successful applicant after an Initial trial period will undergo an extensive staff training programme. We offer a good salary with regular overtime. Please apply In first instance by phoning: MR CRAIG CALDER, Marketing Manager, Phone 791-050, DON GRINDLEY’S TYRE AND AUTO SERVICE, 52 Sandyford Street, SYDENHAM.
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