Situations Vacant Situations Vacant ||IIMI mi || mi MBBMW— 11<!■ 11 [ ASSEMBLY STAFF] | © Work available assembling mobile two-way | © Would suit people who enjoy fine detailed | . handwork I i * Join a. large manufacturing team B © Work in a modern, air conditioned factory I 1 © Full training will be given | © Preference given to applicants who have had | previous manufacturing experience, are B reliable and have a proven work record | CONTACT: y- -s. Personnel (J3O) Tait Electronics Ltd. Ix. J 558 Wairakei Road. Burnside, a x Christchurch. New Zealand. P.0.80x 1645. Ph(o3-)583-399. . ASSISTANT MANAGER SALMON FARM SOUTHERN OCEAN SALMON, Ltd, a subsidiary of Salmond Smith Biolab Ltd, has a salmon hatchery and pond rearing operation at Pupu Springs, near Takaka in Golden Bay. A major development programme has resulted in increased production to over 250 tonnes per annum. 1 The position is a new one and involves the I supervision of farm staff (6 fulltime workers, plus casual labour at spawning and harvesting times), monitoring and recording farm conditions, control I of plant equipment and stocks, general care and maintenance of the property and liaison with the I Processor. The appointee will probably be 28-35 years of age and experienced in managing staff. A background i of fish handling or working with other types of live < stock is preferred. Training in salmon farming techniques will be provided by the Farm Manager. Removal assistance will be available, but accom- . modation is not provided. The Assistant Manager will, however, have to live on site from time to time during overnight absences of the Farm Manager. This is a rare opportunity to become involved in an important new industry. It is not a 9.00 to 5.00 job, but there is plenty of challenge and interest for the right person. Salary and conditions will depend on qualifications and experience. Apply in writing to Mr V. P. Mrazek, P.O. Box 78, Takaka. ( i 1 AUDIT SENIOR I CHARTERED ACCOUNTING FIRM CHAMBERS NICHOLLS, a progressive, medium- I sized Christchurch Accounting firm, have a position available for an experienced Audit Senior. This practice offers a wide range of specialist services to a varied and broad client base, consisting mainly of small to medium-sized local companies , and associations. While reporting to the Audit Partner, the successful applicant will be involved in a 1 semi-autonomous role and be required to accept ' direct responsibility for the completion of the au- ; dits. Due to the senior nature of this position, 1 applicants will ideally be qualified, although the main requisite is 1-2 years audit experience, but not 1 necessarily in a senior capacity. t Chambers Nicholls has affiliations at both a ‘ national and international level and so can offer ‘ applicants excellent future prospects including further training and experience in applying the latest > in computerised audit techniques. This is an opportunity for a person to move up to a position of responsibility quickly, and be an : integral part of a small efficient audit team. An attractive salary will be offered to a suitable i applicant. Applications will be treated in confidence, and appointments for an interview can be made by writing or phoning: The Staff Partner, CHAMBERS NICHOLLS, P.O. Box 2099, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 799-580 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ASSISTANT INTERMEDIATE OR SENIOR WE REQUIRE for our Parts Department an enthusiastic and suitably qualified person to join our team of professionals in our Tuam Street Parts Department. The successful applicant will be expected to become involved in all aspects of the Dealership Parts operation, the main function being in the sales area dealing with our extensive Trade client base, therefore well-developed communication skills are essential. Applicants should have had experience at least to an intermediate Parts assistant level, preferably within a franchise dealership. Good career prospects exist for people who demonstrate initiative and appropriate attitudes. Confidential applications should be directed to: Mr David Tobin Parts and Accessories Manager Team Hutchinson Ford P.O. Box 440 CHRISTCHURCH BAKER BAKER FULLY COMPETENT Yeast Baker required for weekend work. PHONE 384-443 BEFORE 9 A.M. • BRANCH MANAGER CONTRACTING INDUSTRY, COMPETITIVE SALARY, PERFORMANCE BONUS, VEHICLE NEW ZEALAND’S leading company in their sector of the contracting industry is looking to appoint a highly motivated seif starter to manage a provincial branch. Experience and profit centre management preferably In contracting or the retail environment would be advantageous. However personal characteristics of initiative, enthusiasm and strong inter-personal skills will play a strong part in selecting the successful candidate. This is a career opportunity for an ambitious young manager. The company is able to provide an excellent environment for development and the opportunity for promotion throughout New Zealand. Age range ideally 28 to 40 years. Please apply in writing stating personal details, qualifications and work history to: Branch Manager Position ‘ P.O. Box 1338, DUNEDIN
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