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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant FISHERIES RESEARCH DIVISION TECHNICIANS FISHERIES INFORMATION PROCESSING FISHERIES STATISTICS UNIT Positions are available in the Fisheries Statistics Unit, Fisheries Research Division, Greta Point, Wellington, for technicians to work on the collection, processing and analysis (including the production and dissemination of reports) of catch information from commercial fishermen throughout New Zealand. The work also involves liaison with the fishing industry, other sections of MAF, and government departments, with opportunities for trips to sea on fishing vessels for familiarisation with fishing operations. ij The people we require should have an aptitude for data handling and p>esentation as well as an interest in computer processing of data. They should enjoy meeting people and be able to communicate with others from all sectors of the industry. The salary payable will M in accordance with qualifications and experience. For further information, contact Ms Margaret King, Fisheries Satisfies Unit, P.O. Box 297, Wellington, phone Wellington 861029. Applications on Form PSI7A (obtainable from Post Offices) should be sent to: Ms Margaret King Fisheries Research Division P.O. Box 297, Wellington. Applications close on July 11, 1985. NAPIER CITY COUNCIL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified and experienced management accountants to join the City Council Treasury Department. This new appointment reports directly to the City Treasurer and the Management Accountant will plan, direct and control the overall management accounting system and operations. An important role will be the analysing and monitoring of all management financial information in the preparation of budgets. Candidates should be qualified management accountants with experience in computer based systems, accounting and costings, although not necessarily in local bodies. Strong interpersonal skills are required as is the ability to seek goals, strategies and priorities. The rewards are in keeping with the importance of the appointment, together with a very pleasant working and living environment. Applications giving full particulars can be made in strict confidence to: The Personnel Manager, Napier City Council, Private Bag, NAPIER. @ MECHANICAL APPRENTICE TRAINER A VACANCY HAS arisen in our maintenance department for a mechanical apprentice trainer. DUTIES The successful applicant will be responsible for the training, development and administration of NZAS Mechanical apprentices, for the first year of their apprenticeships and on specialised courses during the following three years. QUALIFICATIONS This key appointment calls for an enthusiastic person with strong motivating qualities; applicants will hold a fitter welder or turner trade certificate but preferably will have advanced trade certificate. Some electrical aptitude would be an advantage. The ability to organise, prepare and deliver training programmes is an essential requirement. Previous experience in apprentice training or school teaching experience would be a distinct advantage. BENEFITS Benefits of working with New Zealand Aluminium Smelters include: © Membership of an excellent subsidised superannuation scheme © Free life assurance ® Generous annual and sick leave provisions © Long service leave © Free transport between Invercargill and the smelter is provided ® The company will meet relocation expenses and will consider providing housing assistance. APPLICATIONS Written applications giving full details of employment history, age and qualifications should be addressed to: Personnel Office, NEW ZEALAND ALUMINIUM SMELTERS LTD Private Bag, Invercargill Applications close July 15, 1985. PHOTOGRAPHIC TRAINING CENTRE TERM II ENROL NOW IN one of the following part time evening courses: 12 week Black and White certificate course commencing July 1. 2 week using your camera course commencing July 12. 3 week photography and the art of seeing course commencing July 9. 4 week advanced photography and the art of seeing course commencing July 26. 3 week camera and darkroom course commencing July 30. The above courses run at other starting dates. For further information please contact: PHOTOGRAPHIC TRAINING CENTRE. Unit 7, 75 Peterborough Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 798-855.