Base: $33,902.00 - $44,527.00; bonus/equity: not s...
Manual dexterity and handling fragile materials
Safe use of conservation lab equipment
Integrated pest management knowledge
The Lead Conservation Technician performs a variety of treatments on archival material and participates in preservation activities to optimize the long-term care of collections
Job Summary
The Lead Conservation Technician performs a variety of treatments on archival material and participates in preservation activities to optimize the long-term care of collections.
Responsibilities include assisting with exhibit preparation, designing and constructing protective enclosures, and managing lab spaces and equipment.
The Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is committed to a work environment free from discrimination and provides reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
Matching Summary
The Lead Conservation Technician performs a variety of treatments on archival material and participates in preservation activities to optimize the long-term care of collections.
Salary
Base: $33,902.00 - $44,527.00; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Manual dexterity and handling fragile materials
Safe use of conservation lab equipment
Integrated pest management knowledge
Current conservation and preservation standards
Effective oral and written communication
Nice-to-have
Creative design skills for exhibits
Supervising conservation interns
Partnership and liaison skills
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree in art, art history, design or related field
Coursework in three-dimensional design required
Two years of experience in museum exhibit design
Equivalent combination of education and experience accepted