Situations Vacant CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION CONSERVATION OFFICER (PUBLICITY AND INFORMATION) HOKITIKA (Vacancy 6026) THE Department of Conservation is seeking a highly motivated person with skills in Journalism and communication to work in Its West Coast Regional Office in Hokitika. The department has a high profile on the West Coast, and the appointee will primarily be responsible for assisting the Regional Manager in all dealings with the news media, Including liaison, preparation of news releases and news feature articles, and representing the department’s position In interviews. The successful applicant will also be responsible for editing papers and publications, and providing Information, publicity and educational matter on conseration Issues and on the department’s policies and activities over the entire West Coast Region. There will be scope for creative and original public relations and publicity Initiatives to promote the work of the department and to raise public awareness of conservation. Excellent oral and written communication skills are a prerequisite for this position. A tertiary qualification relating to journalism, writing, or natural and cultural resources may be an advantage, but candidates with a suitable employment background will be considered. The position could well suit a journalist with an Interest in conservation issues. The department Is an equal opportunities employer. Application forms (PSI7A) are available from any Government Department. Applications close on March 13, 1989, at 12 noon. For further particulars and a list of duties, write or contact: The Personnel Officer, DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, Private Bag, HOKITIKA. Phone (0288) 58-301 DO YOU LIKE OUTDOOR WORK? VACANCIES now exist on the horticulture course. This Access training can get you a job In nurseries, orchards, glasshouses, parks and gardens. Training allowance paid. Transport provided. Contact Keith at: RANGIORA TRAINING INSTITUTE, East Belt, P.O. Box 104, RANGIORA. Phone (0502) 5874 EXPERIENCED DOOR TO DOOR CANVASSERS REQUIRED TO make appointments with home owners for our sales persons. Phone 485-645. EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS TWILIGHT SHIFT MINIMUM of 3-years’ experience in full garment construction required, preferably coat machinists. Only quality machinists apply please. PHONE BIBBA MFG, 654-107 A.H. 227-897. CONTRACT MACHINISTS FACTORY TRAINED WE require to commence Immediately, due to large volume of orders, experienced plain sewers and overlockers who are able to make full garments. Work to be done in your own home. Ph. 582-023.
MAM) IMG EMIVE ■iinntn® Our client Company is recognised as an innovative market leader in a specialist service area assisting the Primary Sector. It is currently addressing the changes in its Rural Based Market and wishes to appoint an experienced executive to maximise its New Zealand sales. This Waikato based position offers the challenge of developing and personally implementing the New Zealand sales strategy to take advantage of the opportunities evident in Rural Industry. It provides for a range of client contact from producer level to senior management executives of servicing companies. Accordingly an empathy with the Primary Sector would be an advantage. We invite applications from those who have proven success in sales. They may hold Tertiary Qualifications in Agriculture or related fields however it is essential that they have strong communication and business management skills. They should be creative, well organised and enthusiastic if they are to complement the existing managemem style. The position involves some travel within New Zealand. It provides a remuneration package that reflects the challenge of achieving success in a dynamic environment. The Company will support the appointee with a training programme to enhance existing skills. s Write in stria confidence to: Kerry Ryan KERRY RYAN & ASSOCIATES LTD. P.O. Box 24, Tauranga. Telephone: (075) 85-925. A/Hrs (075) 441-814 KERRY RYAN & ASSOCIATES LTD CONSULTANTS TO PRIMARY INDUS, try
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