It's helping to bring millions closer to fascinating artworks.

It's working with a shared and unique purpose, and it's caring for and 
presenting one of the world's largest art collections. This is what makes 
working for Royal Collection Trust so different.

>From old master drawings, prints, and photographs to books, and portrait 
>miniatures, the Paper Conservation section of the Royal Collection has a 
>unique, diverse and engrossing history

You'll be the technical expert responsible for the preparation, movement and 
installation of artworks across our various Royal residences, as well as 
supervising loans to other venues worldwide.

Liaising with colleagues across the organisation, you'll ensure both moves and 
installations are aligned with our busy programme of loans and exhibitions, as 
well as the operations of the Royal Household.

You'll provide a high level of expertise and advice for the mounting, framing, 
packing, transportation and installation of a wide variety of paper-based 
artworks, ensuring exceptional standards of collections care at all times. 

Managing our Conservation Technician, and supervising external contractors and 
other internal colleagues on a daily basis, you'll lead and develop those 
around you.

Reporting on the movement and condition of displayable artworks will be a key 
part of your role. And you'll also be responsible for the maintenance and 
upkeep of our studio spaces and stores and specialist equipment, ensuring H&S 
requirements are consistently met. 

You'll expand your knowledge in this role, caring for this truly diverse 
collection and meeting varied display challenges. And, knowing that you're 
enabling our paper based collections to be admired by a huge audience will be 
your biggest reward. 

This role involves an amount of manual handling and working at heights, as well 
as travelling to multiple locations around the country and abroad.
 
About you
With significant art technician and handling experience in a museum or arts 
environment, ideally of works on paper in a recognised qualification in a 
branch of conservation, you're the expert we're looking for.

You'll also have strong, demonstrable knowledge of methods for mounting, 
framing, transporting and displaying historic works of art, and the materials 
and equipment required.

Your organisation and time management skills will be vital in order to 
prioritise multiple, often conflicting deadlines.

With previous experience of supervising both internal colleagues and external 
contractors, you're a strong and adaptable communicator who is confident 
engaging with people at all levels, including specialists in their own field.

And with an extreme attention to detail, you're driven to maintain the very 
highest standards of care in all that you do.

Perceptive, with great problem solving skills, we can rely on you to take 
initiative, assess situations, and make decisions when needed. 

A good command of relevant IT programs will be important too, as well as a full 
UK driving license for movement between locations.

Above all, you'll be keen to explore the opportunities this unique collection 
presents you.
 
To apply, please visit www.everydayexceptional.royal.uk, the closing date for 
applications is 27 July 2018
 

Georgia Shrimpton | HR Advisor
HR & Pensions | Privy Purse & Treasurer's Office
Ext: 3582 | DDI: 020 7024 4331 | georgia.shrimp...@royal.uk
Buckingham Palace, London, SW1A 1AA

 





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