Situations Vacant Situations Vacant LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRAINING BOARD TRAINING ADVISOR (Clerical/Recreation), Local Government Training Board A PERMANENT OR CONTRACT position based in Wellington for a Training Manager able to organise practical systematic training programmes for local government staff employed in the clerical and recreation sectors. Applicants with a training or educational and/ or local government background would be desirable but not essential. They should have management experience and be able to communicate well to senior management as well as employee organisations. The salary range will be $19,810 to $23,779 depending on experience. Applications close on December 21, 1984. Further inquiries to: The Secretary, LOCAL GOVERNMENT TRAINING BOARD, P.O. Box 5034, WELLINGTON. Phone (04 ) 726-621 MECHANIC HEAD POSITION GENERAL diesel mechanic required for busy, modern workshop, situated at Sockburn, approximately 50 hrs per week is worked with additional overtime required from time to time. The work is generally on diesel plant and is varied and interesting, experience with Cummins, Roadranger, and Rockwell is definetely an advantage. Preference will be given to someone with at least 10 years experience who is capable of handling staff, delegating work, able to communicate, make decisions and liaison with management on a daily basis. A runabout is provided for travel to and from work, and an excellent salary will be negotiated. Should you feel like a change of employment, a challenge for the New Year, please apply in writing giving details of previous employment, experience, and references to:THE MANAGER LAING CONTRACTORS LTD P.O. BOX 11113, SOCKBURN PRINTERS PRINTERS REQUIRED FOR January start, preferably with offset and letterpress experience. We are looking for capable operators able to work accurately and produce top quality printing. With our expanding business these positions offer opportunity for advancement to the right men. Opportunity to join our Superannuation scheme, subsidised Medicare and staff discounts. Apply: PRINTING DIRECTOR, lAN BERRYMAN, 75 FERRY ROAD, PHONE 793-920. "ww Geo F B^ yman
Situations Vacant Wattie’s CAFETERIA ASSISTANT TEMPORARY POSITION A vacancy will shortly exist for an experienced Cafeteria Assistant, for work In our cafeteria from 4.30 p.m. - 12.30 a.m. Monday to Friday. The successful applicant will be required to work other hours depending on seasonal requirements. An initial training will be carried out whilst on day work (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.). The position is expected to be available until the end of our processing season which Is usually June or July. For futher information telephone 495-699 after 8 a.m. Wednesday 19th December and ask for:PERSONNEL OFFICER J. WATTIE CANNERIES LTD HORNBY TELEPHONE 495-699 J |j CANTERBURY H9H HOSPITAL U BOARD CLERK TYPIST MEDICAL RECORDS DEPARTMENT BURWOOD HOSPITAL APPLICATIONS are invited for Senior Typist Clerk with experience an advantage, but not absolutely necessary for the above position. This is a permanent position, and the appointee will deal with records of a highly confidential and specialised nature. Salary will be in accordance with the Board's Clerical Award and will depend on qualifications and experience. Written applications including a contact phone number close with: THE MEDICAL RECORDS OFFICER, BURWOOD HOSPITAL, PRIVATE BAG, CHRISTCHURCH, on Friday, December 28,1984. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL CITY WORKS AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT STOREMAN APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Storeman at the Waterworks Pipe Yard, 54 Colombo Street. Would suit mature person with initiative. Schedule of duties and application forms are available at the reception desk, ground floor, Civic Offices, 163 Tuam Street. Applications close at 4 p.m. Friday, January 11, 1985. JOHN GRAY, General Manager and Town Clerk.
AUSTRALIAN NEWSPRINT MILLS LIMITED | TASMANIA 1 PROFESSIONAL I I PAPERMAKER I THE COMPANY: 1 Australian Newsprint Mills Limited is engaged in the large-scale g manufacture of newsprint in Tasmania arid New South Wales. The B Company now employs approximately 2000 people and provides 85% of Australia’s newsprint requirements. The Tasmanian operation is based at Boyer, a rural setting, which is 35 minutes travelling time from the state capital, Hobart. The Boyer mill has three paper machines producing 220,000 tonnes per annum. THE POSITION: A vacancy exists for an Assistant Departmental Superintendent in the Paper Mill at our Boyer mill in southern Tasmania. The work will involve supervision of the operation of one of our Paper Machines and overseeing the Warehouse. In addition the duties could involve special project work in the papermaking area. The salary envisaged is $A 26 000 per annum. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be graduates in Science or Engineering, be career minded, with experience in production in a manufacturing industry, preferably in the paper industry. CONDITIONS: Personal development and job satisfaction with this major and expanding Company are excellent. In addition immediate superannuation will apply, removal expenses will be paid and Company housing is available at reasonable rental for a married appointee. Working conditions are excellent and employees participate in a shorter working week based on a nine day fortnight. APPLICATIONS: Written applications, in confidence, giving personal particulars, telephone number and full details of qualifications and experience g should be addressed to: B Employee Relations Manager fl Australian Newsprint Mills Limited H Boyer, Tasmania 7140 K Telephone Enquiries — (002) 61 2222 — Mr R. Clark H SALES EXECUTIVE Major Hotel Chain — Salary to $19,000 plus Car This is an exciting opportunity for an energetic, self-motivated personal sales executive who wants a career role in the hotel/hospitality industry. Based in Christchurch, the successful applicant will work closely with hotel managers, coordinating the promotion of special features and convention facilities offered at each establishment. Working in a sole capacity reporting to the Marketing Manager in Auckland, the incumbent will be developing business in this new role and this will entail contact with major companies, organisations, corporations, etc, including travel agents. Although a field sales background in the accommodation/travel industry would be an advantage, professional sales representatives from other industries would be given equal consideration as training will be provided. It is appropriate that experienced people from hotel operations who are looking at a career field sales role also apply. The salary is negotiable to S 19.000, a car is provided and career prospects are excellent Reporting to the Marketing Manager in Auckland, the incumbent will be working with a great deal of autonomy so applicants must have a professional manner, be reliable and have the necessary communication skills to deal with a wide range of people. Applications are invited in writing or by phone, as soon as possible and should be directed to Chris Drumm of Market-place. market-place Sales and Marketing Recruitment P.O. 80x5621, Auckland Phone: 773-119 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■
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