Our client requires an experienced welder to join their team in the Burnie area. You need to be confident in the operation of welding equipment and you will be required to take a welding capability test to assess your level of skill. Qualifications are advantageous but not essential. You must have excellent communication skills and be able to work to tight deadlines within a team environment. For the right applicant this will be a full time casual position with the opportunity of overtime. Your start will be immediate and a license and your own transport is required to get to site.

McCain Foods, International leader in frozen potatoes is leader in many segments of the food market in Australia. This company operates in both the consumer and food service markets. The tight-knit Lean Technology (Kaizen) team provides all members with a sense of ownership without excessive bureaucratic constraints. The company enjoys a very low staff turnover and is committed to a philosophy of fun and hard work. You will play a vital role in making things happen, developing and leading teams and managing the process with International Consultants from inception, through trials to finished production. You will be the focal point of contact for other internal departments and external Consultants. Excellent relationships are required with respect to all stakeholders, you will be even handed, straight talking and respected across the organisation. A relevant technical background is required with a strong knowledge of manufacturing and a passion for LeanSigma principles. Your achievements in maximising technology while minimising waste are demonstrable. Excellent conditions, and attractive salary package, together with relocation assistance will be offered to the successful candidate.

Our client is a well estabished company with ongoing contracts thoughout the state we are seeking painters with experience and skills to perform both indoors and out. The work is well planned and requires experienced painters from all levels all the way to Forman role with the greatest needs on the North west Coast and Launceston areas

Radio is an exciting and fast paced medium that offers a rewarding career to the right people. At 7BU & SeaFM Burnie we are seeking a motivated, positive, happy and enthusiastic team member to help us continue to offer fanatical service to our clients. We believe that attitude and presentation are just as important as experience, so now you know the sort of people we're looking for, read on. You should possess the following A strong belief in your own ability A high level of self motivation The discipline to work autonomously Initiative A positive outlook A fantastic sense of humour Passion A Can Do attitude We will provide you with Comprehensive ongoing training An existing client portfolio A fantastic support team of co workers A highly competitive remuneration base and incentives The opportunity to write your own ticket to success!

-Great research opportunity -Innovative Tasmanian Research Institute -Level C, D or E The Tasmanian Institute of Agricultural Research (TIAR) is a joint venture between the University of Tasmania (UTAS) and the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries and Water (DPIW). Based in Burnie, TIAR was created in 1996 to conduct research into dairy production but has recently been expanded to include industry development and extension responsibilities. The Dairy centre Research leader has been created within TIAR to take this new role forward. The Dairy Centre Research leader will be responsible for: Leading the research team and research program Contributing significantly to the research output of the centre Managing the resources of the research group Identifying research funding and collaboration opportunities Build relationships with key industry stakeholders We are seeking someone with: A PhD in a relevant area of pre-farm-gate Dairy research that may include Feed, Soil Nutrition or Animal Nutrition. Other areas of related study considered such as Pasture, Fertilisers or Business Management in agricultural context Outstanding research and publication record Experience managing a research team desirable Familiarity with the issues facing the Dairy industry in Australia and worldwide Strong collaborative approach

JOB- Country Project Director, Uzbekistan - Tashkent, Uzbekistan Posted by: Natalie Zajicova The Institute for New Democracies, based in Washington D.C., is currently recruiting for a Country Project Director for its program in Uzbekistan. This position will be based in Tashkent and would commence in the Fall of 2008. The Country Project Director will report directly to the Executive Director based in Washington, D.C. Primary duties will be to guide the implementation of programs and to supervise and manage international and national staff and consultants. The ideal candidate will have direct experience on issues such as human rights, access to justice, prison monitoring, judicial reform and criminal justice reform. Applicants must have an advanced degree (a J.D. preferred), at least seven years of relevant experience and strong experience with personnel and financial management. Preference will be given to applicants who have experience managing US Government donor-funded international human rights and legal reform programs. Knowledge of USAID rules and regulations preferred. Please send your cover letter, resume, and a list of three professional references to IND@ind-dc.org. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. The Institute for New Democracies is a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting political liberalization, democratic practices, human rights, civil liberties and the rule of law in countries undergoing political transformation. IND is a 501(c) (3) organization based in Washington, DC.