Conservator: Organics Conservation Part time: 3 days per week (21.6 hours per week) Fixed Term: 14 months in duration from July 2017 GBP 25,872 per annum pro-rata Application Deadline: 16 March 2017 Interviews: 10 or 11 April 2017 The British Museum is seeking a Conservator to care for the collection through a combination of interventive and preventive measures in support of the Museum's operating plan and to participate in public outreach activities of the Conservation department. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the conservation of collections made of organic materials, specifically easel paintings and painted & decorative surfaces. The post-holder will prepare objects for loans, exhibitions, permanent displays and storage, whilst also contributing to the department's outreach activities through public speaking and publishing. The successful candidate will possess a recognised professional conservation qualification, with emphasis on the conservation of easel paintings, and post training work experience in the museum and heritage sector. With demonstrable knowledge of conservation theory and ethical decision-making, you will also maintain up-to-date knowledge of contemporary principles and practice in preventive conservation. We are interested in hearing from individuals who can communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders and who are experienced at presenting work publicly. As a creative problem solver and influencer you will be able to deliver set objectives on time and to budget. To apply, please visit our website.
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