DESIGN ENGINEER • Subsidiary of major New Zealand group • Challenging technical work • Excellent remuneration package with relocation exoenses • Location Palmerston North The Challenge • To design process equipment for major clients • To be part of a small design team • To take responsibility and work with clients • To be associated with growth industry where technology is at a high level The 'Person • Graduate Mechanical or Structural Engineer with design experience in fabrication of heavy-gauge stainless steel equipment and pressure vessels • Experience in dairy, wine or brewing industries preferred • Recent graduate would be considered • Must be self-motivated, able to deal with clients and understand their requirements • Age range flexible • Promotion prospects Our Client • A major supplier of custom-made process and other equipment to food industries. Applications If this opportunity could be of interest to you, please telephone 496-171 Auckland or 492-884 in strict confidence. Or apply in writing giving full details of your career history. ft JOHN P. YOUNG t T tes P.O. Box 33-704, Auckland 9, New Zealand, Ph. 492-884 & WELLINGTON. MELBOURNE. SYDNEY. BRISBANE. NEWCASTLE. ADELAIDE. PERTH. U.K SUSA
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