Situations Vacant’ Situations Vacant . »£dW WIFT xs: : && Icl BBS? few mMI RANGE AND DISHWASHER DIVISION . COMPONENT PURCHASING OPPORTUNITY OUR MANUFACTURING facility at Mosgiel produces an extensive range of cooking and dishwasher appliances incorporating a variety of specifications and user benefits. The purchasing function performs a key role in ensuring that componentry for these products sourced within New Zealand and Internationally meets our demanding quality standards, Is competitively priced and is delivered at the appropriate time. In addition to manufacture, we undertake all product design and development. Purchasing staff ’ are Involved at the development stage working with our Engineers in the selection of new and alternative components. Continuity of production and inventory management is monitored using a mainframe based information system (M.R.P. II). The ready access and integrity of . data in this system allows us to utilise just-in-time delivery of all inwards goods with principal accountability for effectiveness resting with the Purchasing function. Experience with M.R.P. or a similar manufacturing system is therefore essential. This senior position requires a purchasing specialist with proven commercial negotiation skills and the ability to work effectively with a number of internal contacts. Suitable applicants would have some years purchasing experience in a nianufacturing/engineering environment. An attractive salary and benefits package will be discussed at the interview. Written applications including a resume should be addressed to: The Personnel Manager Fisher and Paykel Limited Range and Dishwasher Division Private Bag MOSGIEL CONSERVATION RAOUL ISLAND THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION is seeking applications from people interested in being appointed to a four person team to work on Raoul Island for the period late September 1989 to October 1990. A brief period of training will precede departure to the island. During the period on Raoul Island there is no planned supply of stores, equipment or exchange of personnel. The only contact with New Zealand will be by radio. The four persons will be expected to undertake and achieve reasonable results in the following with each person being appointed to have primary -responsibility for one aspect of the programme. \ — Control and/or eradication, of identified weed ■ species. ■■ - v ; ■ • ’- - > ' ' ’-A — Collection and dissemination of meteorological data. — Operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment. — Operation and maintenance of electronic equipment. All appointees will however have some involvement in all these activities. In addition to skills in these areas the Department would be looking to appoint applicants who have: ■ ■ ' — A high level of first aid training. — Experience in the use of radio communication system. — Experience in maintaining roads, tracks, huts, > buildings and general equipment. — Visitor management skills. — An ability to co-exist and co-operate with other staff while living in an isolated situation. — A demonstrable degree of self motivation. — An appreciation of the natural values of the Kermadec Islands Nature Reserve and proposed Marine Reserve. The work would be physically demanding. A good standard of health and fitness would be re- ; quired. Applications should be in writing giving full details of experience and qualifications addressed to: - ■■■ - The Personnel Officer Department of Conservation Auckland Conservancy Office Private Bag 8 Newton AUCKLAND 1 Further details can be obtained from writing to the above address or telephoning Mr Dick Veitch, Senior Conservation Officer, Department of Auckland, phone (09) 379-279, Auckland. Applications close Friday, August 18, 1989. REAL ESTATE QUALIFIED PERSON ARE YOU CONSIDERING A CHANGE? HARCOURTS NEW BRANCH office in BISHOPDALE have an opening for a “Q.P.” or a person with. A.R.E.I.N.Z. qualifications. . Should you wish to be part of a winning team environment operating out of this popular locality, please contact in confidence:— HECTOR MCPHERSON (MANAGER) ANY TIMES j ON 526-166 OR A.H. 588-761. REAL ESTATE SALES WE REQUIRE experienced sales staff for our New Brighton office which is opening within 3 weeks at 123 Seaview Road. Generous commission rates (60 per cent for good producers) apply with excellent company support including Vai Pak, radio telephone, generous advertising allowance and other benefits. Applications also considered for our other offices. Telephone 796-280 DAVID RANKIN iiyyGsioNEi H. G. LIVINGSTONE LTDm.he.inz
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