Subject: Position at Library of Birmingham
Conservator Library of Birmingham We are looking for a qualified Conservator to join the Archives and Collections team who will provide a conservation and preservation function as well as advice, guidance, and training to Library staff and others on preservation/conservation issues. You will be responsible for appraising and providing for the conservation/preservation needs of current collections and new additions. You will develop a volunteer programme in conjunction with the archivists to open up access to the collections. You will prepare material for consultation, exhibitions and loans, and you will have some responsibility for public service delivery. You will have had previous responsibilities within a conservation department where you will have gained experience of conserving and preserving different types of archival and printed collections. You will also be able to provide conservation advice and guidance on practice and policy for key library collections. To be successful you will be ambitious and outward looking, comfortable working as part of the wider collections team, and you will be keen to participate in the variety of activities undertaken at the Library of Birmingham. We are keen to support your professional development in terms of Accredited Conservator Status. Closing date: Feb 19, 2016 Interview date: Mar 16, 2016 Further details are available at <URL:http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/cs/Satellite?c=BCC_Vacancy_C&childpagename=SystemAdmin%2FCFPageLayout&cid=1223517384575&packedargs=subtype%0d3DVacancyDetail&pagename=BCC%2FCommon%2FWrapper%2FCFWrapper&rendermode=live> For informal enquiries, please contact Corinna Rayner on +44 121 303 6779 Corinna Rayner Archives and Collections Manager Library of Birmingham Centenary Square Broad Street Birmingham B1 2ND 44 121-242-4242 Positions at Citywide Monuments Conservation Program, New York *** Conservation DistList Instance 29:35 Distributed: Sunday, January 31, 2016 Message Id: cdl-29-35-027 ***Received on Monday, 25 January, 2016