New Zealand Gazette – 1947 – No. 61

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✨ Salary Scales for State Hydro-Electric Department

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued
STATE HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT—continued

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual
Minimum.	Maximum.	Increments.
£	£	£
Driver—
Up to 30 cwt. lorry		325
Over 30 cwt. lorry		345
Tractor		350
Earth Tester		335
Electrical fitter		365
Electrician		365
Electrical Inspectors, Senior	435	460
Electrical Inspectors		410
Engineers (General Division)—		610
Distribution, Electrical, Erecting, Test and Transmission Line
(at any point)
Power Plant Engineer, Head Office		850
Transmission Line, Head Office		850
Engineers, Assistant Test (at any point)		560
Engineers' Assistants—
Grade 1	485	510
Grade 2	435	460
Grade 3	†	400
Fireman		345
Fitter		365
Foreman—
1st Grade		365
2nd Grade		345
Ganger		335
Gardener..		345
Handyman		345
Hostel Manageress	225 (or 250)†
Hostel Manageress, Assistant		150
Improver—
First year		300
Second year		320
Labourer		306
Labourer, Skilled		320
Labourer, Station		330
Line Foreman		385
Line Ganger		365
Linemen, Junior and Assistant	†	320
Linemen—
Senior (where in charge)		360
Lineman		345
Junior	155½	245
Assistant	270½	320
Mechanic		365
Mechanical Draughtsman, Auckland		435
Meter Reader and Collector, Gore		350
Operator Fitter		385
Overseers—
Grade 1	510	535
Grade 2	460	485
Grade 3	400	435
Painter		365
Patrolmen		320
Plumber		365
Power-station Attendant		340
Outdoor Station Attendant		345
Rigger		345
Servicemen—
Assistant		345
Registered		365
Senior (with wireman's license)		385
Shift Operator		410
Station Carpenters		375
Station Electrician		410
Station Fitter		435
Station Operators (Senior)		485
Station Operators	435	460
Station Superintendents	585	710
Station Superintendents (Assistant)	510	560
Stores Manager		710
Stores Officers, District—
Grade 1	585	610
Grade 2	535	560
Grade 3	485	510
Stores Officers and/or Storekeepers—
Grade 1	485	510
Grade 2	435	460
Grade 3	375	400
Storeman—
Head		365
Senior		355
Storeman		335
Substation Superintendent, Addington and Penrose	485	560
Substation Superintendents (Assistant), Penrose, Khandallah, and	435	445
Addington

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