Situations Vacant Situations Vacant ENGINEER LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE DO YOU WANT A CAREER POSITION in a local authority whose boundaries have been little altered by the Local Government Restructuring, where housing is considerably cheaper than the main centres, the office accommodation is excellent and there are no traffic hassles? — then this job could be for you. A newly created position of Staff Engineer Drainage has been established to provide additional professional advice to the Drainage Division. The main focus of the work will be to investigate the present state of the stormwater systems, including channel flow and reticulation, and prepare overall catchment management plans. The initial work will be within the existing urban area and with one third of the. reticulation within areas subject to thermal ground and sulphur attack, all alternatives will need to be investigated. The work will involve assistance with the detailed investigation Into the appropriate hydrological standards to be established throughout the whole district. Future work will involve the establishment of land drainage plans to areas of future residential development. The position therefore calls for a registered engineer with initiative, experience in land drainage and a desire for an ongoing career in investigation, design and construction. The commencing salary will be within the range of $41,534 to $44,673 with a salary adjustment expected by March. Conditions of Appointment and Job Description are obtainable from this office. Applications should be In a sealed envelope marked “Staff Engineer, Drainage” and addressed to The Personnel Officer, Rotorua District Council, Private Bag, Rotorua. Applications close on 17 March 1989. ROTORUA DISTRICT COUNCIL PRIVATE BAG, ROTORUA Ivon Watkins-Dow Ltd has established an additional position requiring a skilled chemistry graduate to be responsible for developing agricultural chemical formulations for the Australian and New Zealand markets. The successful applicant would have a minimum of B.Sc. in Chemistry, preferably in organic and/or physical chemistry with at least 5 years experience in a related field. This is a senior career position within the Research and Development Division working as part of a formulations team. The successful applicant must have initiative and ability to work with a minimum of supervision and • will be required to liaise closely on new product development for IWD in NZ and the Dow Chemical Company in Australia. Ivon Watkins-Dow Ltd is a fully owned subsidiary of the Dow Chemical Company Ltd of U.S.A, with manufacturing facilities and laboratories at New Plymouth. As part of one of the worlds largest chemical company IWD offers a challenging career path for the right individual, a generous range of employee benefits and attractive conditions of employment. Relocation allowance will be paid if necessary. In the first instance please write to:Christine Jackson Ivon Watkins-Dow Ltd Private Bag, New Plymouth. Phone: 512-400
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