Situations Vacant Situations Vacant MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS BILATERAL AID PROGRAMME: TONGA CHIEF FORESTRY OFFICER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Chief Forestry Officer, with the Tongan Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests. The appointment will be for a period of two years, and will be funded under the New Zealand bilateral aid programme. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: — To plan, organise, supervise, control and coordinate the total forestry development programme for the Kingdom of Tonga. — To be responsible for all activities of the Forestry Division. — To advise the Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests on matters pertaining to forestry. —To provide a forest extension service within the Kingdom to encourage tree planting by private individuals. — To provide training to forestry personnel. — To advise and assist the local sawmilling industry. — To maintain a record of the Kingdom’s timber resources and its present and foreseen use of timber products. — To liaise and co-operate closely with other Heads of Divisions of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests. — To submit progress reports at regular intervals to the Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: — practical experience in organisation and administration. — considerable experience in all aspects of forestry activities, particularly in areas of forest management, sawmilling, timber preservation and farm forestry. — the ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with local people. — the ability to adapt to a different cultural and social environment. CONDITIONS OF APPOINTMENT Terms and conditions of appointment, including salary, will be negotiable with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Air fares, transfer costs, location, education and child allowances (where applicable), will be paid. Suitable accommodation will be provided by the Tongan Government. The appointment will be subject to a medical clearance. The successful applicant will be required to take up the appointment by the beginning of April 1985. Applications should be submitted to: MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Private Bag, WELLINGTON. Attention: Mr F. H. van der Vloodt no later than January 23, 1985. N.Z. SYNTHETIC FUELS PROJECT MOTUNUI INSTRUMENT TECHNICIANS VACANCIES CURRENTLY EXIST for instrument technicians to assist in the pre-commissioning phase of the gas-to-gasoline project. Applicants should preferably have served a recognised apprenticeship in process control instrumentation and be familiar with both pneumatic and electronic instruments used in modern petro-chem-ical plants (i.e flow, pressure, temperature, level and analytical). Knowledge of calibration procedures and experience in the use of test equipment is essential. The project is located in the province of Taranaki and some 26 kilometres north of New Plymouth. Accommodation and messing is provided on single status basis and is free of charge. For further information form contact. CONTRACTORS EMPLOYMENT FACILITY N.Z. SYNTHETIC FUELS PROJECT NEW PLYMOUTH Phone 86-126 NP collect N.Z. SYNTHETIC FUELS PROJECT MOTUNUI INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTERS ON SITE CONTRACTORS have immediate vacancies for experienced Construction Spray Painters. Preference will be given to qualified tradespersons, but persons with suitable experience in Spray Painting, Sand Blasting, two Pack Paints, will be considered. Work involved includes from preparation to top coat painting of structual steel — pipe work — equipment. The project is located in the province of Taranaki and some 26 kilometres from New Plymouth. Accommodation and messing is provided on single status basis and is free of charge. For further information and application form contact: N.Z. Synthetic Fuels Contractors Employment Facility 163 Gill Street NEW PLYMOUTH Telephone: 86-126 N.P. collect PANELBEATER WE HAVE A VACANCY FOR a qualified tradesman in our busy shop in sunny Alexandra. Excellent conditions, wages and staff accommodation available. Phone: 8557, Or write: P.O. Box 261, ALEXANDRA. errwr Minting PROGRAMMING OPPORTUNITY FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATE THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE is seeking a graduate for rhe position of Programmer in our EDP Development Section. Applicants must be self-motivated, conscientious and have completed a computer science degree. Duties will include application analysis, programming and maintenance, user liaison and assistance :n software evaluation and telecommunications Applications should be made on Form PSI7A available from any Post Office and forwarded to - The Personnel Officer, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. Private Bag, WELLINGTON.
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