Subject: Position at Historic Royal Palaces
Preventive conservator Historic Royal Palaces Based at Hampton Court Palace 3 days a week, 12 month fixed term on rota to include alternate weekend working Pay range: UKP24,966.00 pro-rata Closing date: 18 January 2015 Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) is the independent charity that looks after the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace and Hillsborough Castle. Historic Royal Palaces displays, stores and cares for thousands of historic objects, many of them in their original royal setting. We are looking for someone to join our preventive conservation team as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of Hampton Court Palace in 2015. The key responsibilities of this role will be to carrying out hands-on collection care and safeguarding routines, including cleaning the collection and protecting it during education, creative and commercial events. We are looking for a proactive and enthusiastic individual who can remain calm under pressure whilst managing the risks to our buildings and collections during events In addition, you will be a member of the team responsible for environmental monitoring and analysis, pest control management, condition auditing and exhibition work. This role also includes regularly explaining our conservation work to the public. Successful candidates will have a recognised conservation qualification or equivalent, wishing to build on knowledge of preventive conservation by gaining practical experience working in a delicate heritage environment. Both independently and as a strong team player you will be motivated to achieve goals by working closely with your colleagues in a reactive environment. Historic Royal Palaces encourages PACR accreditation This position will be based at Hampton Court Palace; however there may be a requirement to work from other palaces. Additionally, hours of work may include evenings. The ability to work at heights is essential. Find out more and apply by visiting <URL:http://www.hrp.org.uk/recruitment> Historic Royal Palaces is an equal opportunities employer and truly values a diverse workforce. Applications are welcome from candidates regardless of their background Jo Wilson Business Supervisor Conservation and Collection Care From: Kilian Anheuser <kanheuser<-a t->faei< . >org> Subject: Position at Fine Arts Expert Institute Conservator for condition reports Fine Arts Expert Institute (FAEI) Geneva Established in 2009, Fine Arts Expert Institute SA (FAEI) <URL:http://faei.org> is an independent laboratory for the scientific investigation of works of art, situated within Geneva Freeport (Switzerland). In order to complete our team, we are looking to recruit a conservator to establish condition reports for works of art, with the following profile: Masters degree in conservation of paintings/polychrome sculpture or modern materials/contemporary art Full professional capacity to work in French and in English (other languages are a bonus) 1-2 years minimum experience with the writing of condition reports In addition to their specialty, general knowledge and understanding of typical conservation problems associated with metal, paper, ceramics and archaeological / ethnographic objects Proficiency in the use of standard IT tools (MS Office, Adobe Suite) Competence in photography of works of art Good organizational skills, ability to work independently Starting date: immediately or to be agreed Workplace: Geneva, Switzerland Type of contract: 60-100%, to be agreed Interested candidates are invited to submit their application before 31 January 2015 to Yan Walther <ywalther<-a t->faei< . >org> (contact by e-mail only) who will also be pleased to respond to any questions. Only candidates matching the required profile can be considered. Application documents: CV Letter of motivation 3 references from employers, internship supervisors or academic teachers We would like to point out that FAEI does not undertake any interventive conservation. *** Conservation DistList Instance 28:28 Distributed: Friday, December 12, 2014 Message Id: cdl-28-28-019 ***Received on Friday, 12 December, 2014