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Situations Vacant Situations vacant TRAINER OF SEWING MACHINISTS WE REQUIRE A TRAINER to train our machinists in the manufacturer of trousers and a range of work clothing. Training emphasis will be placed on work method to bring the machinists to the required efficiency and quality standards. A knowledge of work study would be a definite advantage. The position would require a self-motivated person who can work without constant supervision and make a worthwhile contribution to the team effort. Please phone Sheron Dench, 595-933, or write to P.O. Box 20-040, Christchurch. ■TcH DEPARTMENT ■ ( OJ OF LABOUR TRAINING SUPPORT APPRENTICESHIP SERVICE TRAINING SUPPORT DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR CLERK (Apprenticeship — Technical Education) Vacancy No. 3403 A VACANCY EXISTS for a mature person with work experience in personal computers to join our team in the Apprenticeship Service in the Christchurch office. The ideal person will possess good clerical and organisational skills, and will have the ability to communicate effectively with clients at all levels. They should also have the ability to work to deadlines and under some pressure at times. A driver’s licence is preferred. The position involves liaising with Technical Institutes throughout the South Island organising the attendance of apprentices at block courses and other technical education courses. A willingness to be helpful to clients and the ability to maintain good public relations is essential. The starting salary for the position is in the range of $22,420-$23,831 dependent on experience and qualifications. Enquiries can be made to Mr W. R. Kennedy on telephone (03 ) 653-045 extension 820. Applications close on August 11,1989, and should be made on form PSI7A and addressed to: Area Support Liaison Office Training Support P.O. Box 22-345 CHRISTCHURCH fji TRUST BANK CANTERBURY TRUST BANK COMPUTER LIMITED SENIOR SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER SOFTWARE CONSULTANT A PERSON technically skilled in Systems Programming for MVS/XA mainframe environments is required to fill a challenging position within Trust Bank Computer, Limited. The person will be expert in network products: VTAM and network support tools such as NETVIEW or NETMASTER, and capable of performing general systems programming as required. REQUIREMENTS • Experience in and knowledge of MVS/XA Network Systems Programming and Network performance and tuning. • Experience in defining and maintaining multiple domain networks. • Experience of Banking Networks would be an advantage. • General knowledge of and experience in MVS/XA systems programming. DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR A PERSON technically skilled in Database Administration using ADABAS in an MVS/XA/CICS environment is required to fill a challenging position within Trust Bank Computer, Limited. The person will be primarily involved in the maintenance, tuning and support of the databases as one of a small team of Database and Data professionals. Systems programming experience and ability is also of interest as some work in this area may also be required. REQUIREMENTS • Experience with ADABAS Database systems and NATURAL under MVS/XA/CICS. • Experience with high transaction volume, high availability mainframe databases. • Previous experience with financial or banking applications. • Good communications skills. • 370 assembler would be an advantage. Trust Bank Computer, Limited, operates two data processing centres, one in Christchurch, and the other in Hamilton, and employs over 100 staff. Both sites run systems in the IBM MVS/XA environment resident on Amdahl mainframe hardware. Extensive use is made of ADABAS Database Management Systems, with the NATURAL programming language. PL/1, COBOL and assembler/ 370 is also used. Conditions of employment are excellent, and further opportunities are good. Please apply in writing stating age, experience, qualifications, other relevant information and contact telephone numbers to: Mr J. M. Harding, Technical Manager, Trust Bank Computer, Limited, P.O. Box 3243, CHRISTCHURCH. Ph. (03) 798-340. WELLINGTON NEWSPAPERS LIMITED ON SCREEN JOURNALIST AN OPPORTUNITY HAS ARISEN for a journalist around the J2 level to join Wellington Newspapers’ Supplements Department. The department comprises five journalists and serves The Dominion, The Dominion Sunday Times and The Evening Post. ' The chance to learn new-tech skills on the latest < newspaper technology with a small team of journal- < ists is a bonus. ; Duties will include planning, writing and co- i ordinating the editorial content of a variety of 1 supplements. Subjects range from home heating to ! the latest sporting event, so flexibility and enthusiasm are crucial. The vacancy has been left by a journalist who is : moving on to the Evening Post’s general reporting ; floor. The successful applicant will probably have a formal journalism qualification and dally newspaper experience. Please write giving full details of experience and references to: The Supplements Manager, Wellington Newspapers Ltd ffiO. Box 3740 WELLINGTON Applications close August 4, 1989.