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Contractual positions in Museum Art Gallery and Archives Department

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June 14, 2019

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Examine, analyze, document and treatment of record.

Carry out condition examination of works to be treated.

Assist in the management and maintenance of the laboratory including the preparation of chemical reagents and solutions.

Demonstrate excellence in performing complex conservation treatments

Working knowledge of chemical and material sciences.

Use digital cameras and electronic resources in documenting treatment.

Knowledge of preservation standards for archival matting and housing, for environmental conditions.

Devise conservation strategies based on knowledge of materials, chemical processes, and aesthetic and ethical considerations.

Work effectively and constructively both independently and as part of a team, be attentive and engaged with laboratory activities.

Qualification:

Masters or Bachelors degree (16 years) in Chemistry or equivalent from HEC recognized institutions or from a reputable foreign University.

Age:

Maximum 31 years. Relax-able in case of additional working experience.

 Experience:

3 years post qualification relevant experience.

Undertake the inspection of the material brought in the Archives Department, make an assessment and suggest the measures with regard to its treatment, preservation and the storage conditions.

Prepare condition reports and treatment proposals.

Provide appropriate documentation of all work, including photographic records.

Carry out periodic inspection and generate the report accordingly with the regards to the condition of the records and the requirements of the storage in the Department.

Make the entries of the papers/materials coming to the section and hand it back, against such lists to the concerned sections.

Produce clear and accurate costing and treatment proposals and discuss the details & treatment implications with line manager

Generate an Annual Report for the Paper Conservationist to enlarge upon it for the submission to the Director

Qualification:

Masters or Bachelors degree (16 years) in Chemistry (Organic/Inorganic) or equivalent from HEC recognized institutions or from a reputable foreign University.

Age:

Maximum 31 years. Relax-able in case of additional working experience.

 Experience:

3 years post qualification relevant experience.

Conceptualization, planning, research, development, writing, and execution of all visual and text content. Creating initial design sketches and computer-generated three-dimensional visuals, sometimes building models and prototypes

Coordination and consultation with Curators, Scholars & Specialists for the development of museum display and exhibit content

Review the content material

Conduct research of graphic materials for projects such as images and videos

Develop, write & present ideas of all print & audiovisual concepts & graphic content

Review text and visual contents included in graphic panels.

Coordinate and liaise with curator regarding content and implementation

Work with supervisor to plan a long term strategy for displays

Research artists and selecting work

Research, design, fabricate and coordinate displays at the museum

Research, design, fabricate and coordinate publication section which includes quarterly and yearly publishing of Coin Catalogs, brochures, flyers, books, etc.

Collaboration with the curator in maintaining the integrity of the collection of artifacts, archival material and displays concerning their selection, conservation, installation and interpretation

In coordination with the Museum Shop Manager; identify, design and order items to be sold in the gift shop

Redesign outdated permanent display areas, to include interactive elements, bilingual text, and when available audio/visual material. Working on the re-display of some exhibitions, reviewing mistakes, updating ideas and displays

Work with gallery attendants to refine the visitor experience, and to select and critique exhibition media

Liaise with designers, audiovisual and animatronics experts, graphic video producers and multimedia specialists, even actors, to create a sensory experience for the visitor

Contribute to programs of events, which aim to encourage broader audiences, including educational events

Contribute to a museum/gallery development, especially in the area of visitor service

Attend meetings to discuss the status of current projects and to be briefed on new projects

Ensure deadlines are met

Qualification:

Masters or Bachelors degree (16 years) in Graphic Design/Fine Arts/Interior Architecture or equivalent from HEC recognized institutions or from a reputable foreign University.

Age:

Maximum 31 years. Relax-able in case of exceptional qualification or additional working experience

 Experience:

3 years’ post qualification relevant experience

Ability to sketch and/or model 3-D spaces. Ability to design exhibits that utilize audiovisual, mechanical and computer elements.

Liaise with schools, organizing visits and delivering on-site educational sessions

Identifying key areas for adding value to school visits and developing curriculum resources

Keep up to date with curriculum developments, ensuring that education programs are relevant to the national curriculum

Facilitate access to the museum collection

Produce booklets, guides and information packs for schools, colleges, and general visitors

Coordinate and/or providing teaching, lectures and guided tours

Undertake outreach work, including taking artifacts into the community

Organize practical demonstration, role plays, story-telling sessions, and other related activities

Arrange programs of events to enhance visitor enjoyment and understanding

Work with other museum staff to develop and market the museum and the events programs

Run holiday activities for children and families

Coordinate teams of interpreters and volunteers

Identify creative ways to ensure the objectives of the museum match the needs of visitors across a range of subject areas

Qualification: 

Masters or Bachelors degree (16 years) in Education/Museology/Social Science or equivalent from HEC recognized institutions or from a reputable foreign University.

Age:

Maximum 31 years. Relax-able in case of exceptional qualification or additional working experience

 Experience:

3 years’ post qualification relevant experience.