Terms & Conditions Role (4 posts): Based: Crathes, Aberdeenshire, or Curator North (NW and NE) – Balnain House, Inverness Curator Ayrshire & Arran + Dumfries & Galloway Culzean, Ayrshire – Curator Edinburgh & East Newhailes – Curator Glasgow &West Greenbank House – Reports to: Pay Band/Starting Salary: Head of Curatorial & Conservation Services Band F, starting £32,784 Up to 30 days annual leave + 7.5 Days’ + Benefits: ‘Trust Type of Contract: Permanent, full-time Essential Business Car User Allowance Terms and conditions The post is subject to the NTS’ standard terms and conditions Assigned portfolios and regions The Curator role works within Consultancy Services and is assigned to a collections portfolio (multi-site) or region, but may be required to work across collections/regions given that there are more regions than there are Curators. The geographical location or base for each role will be agreed upon commencement of employment and assigned around a corresponding collection portfolio or regional portfolio of properties. However, the Curator roles may be required from time-to-time to work across alternative or extended portfolios and/or take on specific project responsibilities. Provision for EBCU will be made where necessary and where travel and expenses are incurred beyond the normal assigned portfolio of collections these will be provided too in agreement with the line manager. Conservators also work closely with Operations and General Managers to coordinate and oversee collections care staff and planning within each region. The Head of Curatorial & Conservation Services will manage these arrangements through regional management (Business and General Managers). _____________________________________________________________________________________ Scope of role and responsibilities The role of Curator within a region will cover a range of diverse collections and artefacts and support the corresponding Operations Managers to ensure they are professionally managed, conserved, catalogued, researched, interpreted and presented. The Curator is responsible for the corresponding collections as
Terms & Conditions Role (4 posts): Curator – North (NW and NE) Curator – Ayrshire & Arran + Dumfries & Galloway Curator – Edinburgh & East Curator – Glasgow &West Based: Crathes, Aberdeenshire, or Balnain House, Inverness Culzean, Ayrshire Newhailes Greenbank House Reports to: Head of Curatorial & Conservation Services Pay Band/Starting Salary: Band F, starting £32,784 Benefits: Up to 30 days annual leave + 7.5 ‘Trust Days’ + Essential Business Car User Allowance Type of Contract: Permanent, full-time Terms and conditions The post is subject to the NTS’ standard terms and conditions Assigned portfolios and regions The Curator role works within Consultancy Services and is assigned to a collections portfolio (multi-site) or region, but may be required to work across collections/regions given that there are more regions than there are Curators. The geographical location or base for each role will be agreed upon commencement of employment and assigned around a corresponding collection portfolio or regional portfolio of properties. However, the Curator roles may be required from time-to-time to work across alternative or extended portfolios and/or take on specific project responsibilities. Provision for EBCU will be made where necessary and where travel and expenses are incurred beyond the normal assigned portfolio of collections these will be provided too in agreement with the line manager. Conservators also work closely with Operations and General Managers to coordinate and oversee collections care staff and planning within each region. The Head of Curatorial & Conservation Services will manage these arrangements through regional management (Business and General Managers). _____________________________________________________________________________________ Scope of role and responsibilities The role of Curator within a region will cover a range of diverse collections and artefacts and support the corresponding Operations Managers to ensure they are professionally managed, conserved, catalogued, researched, interpreted and presented. The Curator is responsible for the corresponding collections as