Situations Vacant Situations Vacant VACANCY 6322 STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICER FISHERIES MANAGEMENT DIVISION THE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT Division of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, has the need for a Senior Staff Training and Development Officer to be responsible for developing, analysing, co-ordinating and evaluating all training for scientific and technical staff within the Division and training and development of line managers of the Division. Fisheries Management Division consists of 220 staff throughout New Zealand, made up of groups of Scientists, Technicians, Fisheries Officers and Administrators, who are heavily engaged currently in developments in the Inshore Fishery with a view to bringing in radical changes in Fisheries Management over the next 12 months. To enable the Division to implement these policies there is an urgent need for an effective Staff Training and Development Officer to assist with much needed training for the Scientists and Technician group and to develop management training for the Managers of all occupational groups within the Division. It is expected that this person will act as a facilitator at Divisional meetings, conferences, and workshop and also advise the Directorate of the Division on the implementation of management strategies and succession planning within the Divsion and ensure that all personnel are familiar with these management strategies. The qualifications required are tertiary education with a science degree being an advantage, and experience in group facilitation, training and management. This person will need personal drive to implement his or her ideas and concepts, a sound understanding of organisational development and change concepts and management concepts and practices, and be able to work effectively with a wide range of occupational groups. This is an interesting and challenging positln for someone who wants to join an organisation that is facing major change and adapting quickly to this change, and for someone who wishes to participate at the forefront of these changes. Remuneration will be based on qualifications and experience. Further details are available from: Mr K. A. Walshe, Assistant Director, Fisheries Management Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Private Bag, Wellington. Applications should be made on form PSI7A (available from any Post Office), and forwarded to: Senior Executive Officer, Fisheries Management Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Private Bag, Wellington. Applications close on July 17, 1985. NEW ZEALAND Kg/ FOREST SERVICE VACANCY 85/6623 ADVISORY OFFICER OR ASSISTANT ADVISORY OFFICER PLANNING SERVICES DIVISION, HEAD OFFICE RESPONSIBLE FOR ADVICE and co-ordination of departmental town and country planning activities. Also involves investigations in related fields. Relevant tertiary qualification essential. Further information, including a list of duties, is available from Personnel Section, Head Office. Applications close on Wednesday, July 17, 1985, with the Executive Officer (Personnel), New Zealand Forest Service, Private Bag, Wellington. Applicants should apply on form PSI7A which is obtainable from any Post Office and quote Vacancy No. 6623. Only copies of testimonials should be enclosed. Assistance may be given to an appointee required to change location. WAITAKI CATCHMENT COMMISSION AND REGIONAL WATER BOARD ENGINEERING OFFICER THE JOB To undertake and supervise the Commission’s river control operations in the Upper Waitaki under the direction of the Chief Engineer and other such operations as directed by the General Manager. This is a new position and the appointee will be domiciled in Twlzel. THE PERSON Working in isolation from the rest of the Commsission staff will demand both reliable self motivation and a clear ability to communicate with the operations engineer, wage workers, contractors and staff of other agencies. The incumbent will enjoy outdoor work but will also be able to methodically manage office work on their own. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE N.Z.C.E. (Civil) or equivalent. The Incumbent will require a minimum of eight years experience which should include works programming, contract supervision, heavy plant operation, forestry operations and personnel management. Safety Supervisior Certificate will be required. Salary range $18,277 - $24,708 per annum. For further details, schedule of duties, conditions of employment etc, contact the Chief Engineer, P.O. 110, Kurow with whom applications close on July 18, 1985. WANTED A young, up market, self motivated, senior hairdresser. HAIR REVOLUTION IF YOU HAVE:- © a sound knowledge in all aspects of hairdressing? • a good disposition? • a good sense of humour? • and are capable of working under pressure? You would be ideal for our team. Phone Wellington collect 767-580 All enquiries will be handled by John. K
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