Positions at SEARCH

Large Objects Conservator/ Conservation Specialist (2 positions)
Washington DC.

Full time salary exempt positions

SEARCH is continuously seeking the top talent in the cultural
resource management industry, and we have an immediate opening for
the following positions:

SEARCH is seeking two full time conservation professionals in the
Washington DC area.  These positions involve the assessment,
cleaning, and conservation of large painted metal objects in museum
and outdoors environments.

Requirements:

    Master's degree in Museum Studies, Conservation, Curation,
    Preservation or a related field

    Certification from a recognized conservation training program

    Minimum two years' experience in objects conservation

    Detail oriented, organized, and have strong communication skills
    and the ability to meet deadlines

    Prepare detailed condition and treatment reports for objects
    with supporting photographic documentation

    Conserve historic artifacts to the highest standard using
    multiple techniques

    Knowledge of and ability to dispose of hazardous materials (lead
    paint) as needed

    Communicate effectively with clients to make reasonable
    recommendations in keeping with professional standards

    Able to obtain government security clearances and military base
    access passes

    Must have previous experience with 36 CFR 79, 48 FR 44716, and
    the Code of Ethics and Guidelines for Practice set forth by AIC
    in addition to training and varied experience in the application
    of standard practices, techniques, and methods of associated
    conservation treatments and understanding of related scientific
    fields

    Ability to travel

Physical Demands: (The physical demands and work environment
characteristics described here are representative of those that must
be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential
functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to
enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential
functions).

Hearing:  Able to hear normal conversations and receive ordinary
information

Vision: Average, ordinary, visual acuity necessary to conduct
architectural inspections, conduct historical research, and prepare
and inspect artifacts.  Clear vision at 20 inches or less and
distant vision at 20 feet or more

Physical Strength:  Conservation fieldwork may require indoor and
outdoor working environments with variable temperatures.  Moderate
physical labor with the ability move or lift up to 40lbs.  Ability
to climb scaffolding unassisted and work at elevated heights.
Ability to stand, crouch, crawl, climb, and reach to access objects
for extended periods of time.  Ability to use personal protective
equipment (PPE) and ability to anticipate need for material handling
equipment (MHE) such as a scissor lift or ladder and ability to
obtain certifications for use of MHE

SEARCH is a leading nationwide and global provider of cultural
resources services to Government and Commercial customers in the
Energy, Defense, Transportation, and Development markets.  As a
full-service cultural resources company, SEARCH offers a
multidisciplinary integration of our five divisions:  Archaeology,
Maritime Archaeology, Architectural History, History, and Heritage
Design.  Since 1993, SEARCH has conducted over 2,500 projects across
27 US States, 6 US Territories, and 16 countries in Oceania, Asia,
Africa, Europe, the Americas, and the West Indies.  Our staff of
professionals works from 15 offices nationwide, including Hawaii,
Guam, and our 11,000-square-foot curation facility outside of
Washington, DC.  Federal and State agencies have selected SEARCH for
33 IDIQ contracts as Prime and 43 IDIQs as Team Member.  We have
supported each military service branch, 197 military installations,
14 USACE Districts, 13 NAVFACs, 9 state DOTs, 8 Federal agencies,
and more than 50 energy projects.  SEARCH specializes in major
projects and complex undertakings, and we have steadily expanded our
staff, offices, services, and client base over the last 20 years.

Compensation is based upon education and experience.

For immediate consideration for this position, please forward a
cover letter, resume, salary history, short writing sample, and
three professional references to Human Resources, hr<-at->searchinc<.>com.
Candidates who do not submit all the requested documents will not be
considered.  All inquires will be treated with discretion.

SEARCH is an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.
Pre-employment drug testing and a criminal background check are
conducted upon hire.

For more information about SEARCH go to

    <URL:http://www.searchinc.com>

Kristin Hilton, PHR
Human Resources Director
SEARCH
1515 W. Smith Street
Orlando, Florida 32804
407-236-7711
Fax: 407-236-7799
Mobile:407-810-1331


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