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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant ELBAR INDUSTRIES LTD STORESPERSON WE REQUIRE the services of a storesperson to assist in the day-to-day work of packing, loading, invoicing and accepting telephone orders'. Pleasant working conditions. Driving licence essential. Preferred age group 30-35. For an interview please phone : Mr J. Ellis, '4BB-543 ELBAR INDUSTRIES LTD 12 Princess Street Christchurch 4. V—* "hlrigation & TURF EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS FITTER/WELDER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from time served tradespersons interested in a permanent position, for the manufacture of irrigation and turf maintenance equipment at our modern factory in Burnside. The work is varied and interesting. Applications will be treated in confidence and should be addressed to:— Mr G. Donald, GUTHREY HARVIN, LTD, 565 Wairakei Rd, Phone 588-029. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SERVICE A POSITION IS AVAILABLE as a Training Officer with the Industrial Training Service of the Department of Labour Christchurch. This is interesting and demanding work of a consulting and advisory nature, involving liaison with management and other personel in all types of industry. The position involves working with all sectors of private industry on a consulting basis. Management experience is essential. Previous experience of the Training Within Industry (TWI) Scheme would be valuable. Applications quoting vacancy no. 7698 should be forwarded to the Secretary of Labour, Private Bag, Wellington, on form PSI7A (available from any Post Office), and must be received by midday Wednesday, August 14, 1985. INSTRUMENT OPERATOR A VACANCY HAS ARISEN in our laboratory services department for an instrument operator. DUTIES This position basically entails analysis of process control samples by X-Ray methods. Currently a roster 3 (alternate day and afternoon) shift system is being operated but could be subject to modification as work demands. Apart from the basic workload of analysis the Instrument operators (3) are responsiible for calibration of analytical instruments together with ensuring that these are maintained to an optimum standard. Analysis of a less conventional nature is also involved which requires some degree of expertise and/or liaison with classical analysts. Computerisation of equipment and analysis is at a high level, therefore familiarity in this field would need to be achieved. Qualifications to N.Z.C. standard would be a definite advantage to applicants. BENEFITS The 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. O 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 Officer, New Zealand Aluminium Smelters Limited, Private Bag, INVERCARGILL. INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN CALIBRATION OFFICER AUSTRAL STANDARD CABLES PTY LTD, New Zealnad’s leading manufacturer of telecommunications cable are seeking the services of a person to repair and maintain precision measuring equipment. This equipment covers a wide range from electrical through light engineering to optical. Reporting to our Senior Development engineer the position would suit a person with a background in electronics, or electrical work, up to NZCE level. A competitive salary will be offered as well as the opportunity to participate in a generous superannuation scheme. Please apply in writing to: PERSONNEL MANAGER ©AUSTRAL STANDARD CABLES PTY LIMITED P.O. Box 16-062, HORNBY. CHRISTCHURCH. PHONE 497-109 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SECRETARY Prisons Parole Board Head Office A POSITION HAS become available in the Pena l Division of the Department’s Head Office. The Secretary is responsible for all administrative tions related to the Prisons Parole Board which is established under the Criminal Justice Act and must have proven organisational ability. Some duties of a more general nature relating to the division’s work will also be involved. Applications close at noon on August 14, 1985 with the Administration Officer (Personnel), Justice Department, Private Bag, Postal Centre, Wellington. Applicants should use form PSI7A which is obtainable from Post Offices, and quote vacancy number 7688. Only copies should be enclosed.