NEWS ITEMS
NEW Australia ICOMOS 50th Anniversary Working Group EOI
In anticipation of the upcoming 50th Anniversary of Australia ICOMOS in 2026 the Executive Committee seeks expressions of interest from interested members to join a working group to help plan the celebrations. We welcome applications from all members and especially seek a representative committee that reflects the rich history and future of the organisation.
It is anticipated that the majority of the commitment would occur in 2025 in terms of forward planning events for 2026 and that in 2024 expectations would largely relate to initial brainstorming and preliminary meetings.
To nominate for the working group please provide a brief (2-300 words) outline of your involvement with Australia ICOMOS and any initial ideas to contribute to the celebration year by 28th June to austicomos@deakin.com.au
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New National Trust NSW 30th Anniversary Awards Results Booklet Available to view
Browse the special 30th anniversary edition of the National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards results booklet which profiles the many projects and individuals celebrated since 1994.
You will find Australia ICOMOS and GA2023 mentioned on page 26 for our award in the Events & Exhibitions category!
Booklet can be found Here
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Australia ICOMOS Bucket Hats for Sale!
Our bucket hats are now available for purchase.
They come in two sizes – S/M or L/XL
Cost is $25 including postage. Please contact the secretariat: austicomos@deakin.edu.au to purchase.
ICOMOS MEMBERS
NEW Membership Fees due 1st July 2024
Fees for the 2024-2025 membership year are due 1st July 2024, you will receive an email reminder soon. If you have any questions regarding your membership, please contact Rebecca Davies Secretariat Officer: austicomos@deakin.edu.au Prompt payment will assist with the financial workflow and budget preparations. Thanks to those who have already paid!
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NEW ICOMOS Emerging Professionals Working Group EOI
Australia ICOMOS seeks nominations for the Australian representative to the ICOMOS Emerging Professionals Working Group (EPWG). The EPWG is an international working group established by representatives from each national committee and supported by senior members of ICOMOS. The majority of the work of the EPWG is undertaken virtually with monthly online meetings. The preference is for the representative to be a full member of ICOMOS, however applications from Associate members will be considered if appropriate. Please note that there is no age or experience limit for the label ‘emerging professional’ and it is up to nominees to self identify as such.
To nominate for the EPWG please provide your CV and a brief (2-300 word) statement outlining your experience and interest in the role by 28th June to austicomos@deakin.com.au.
Questions regarding the role can be directed to the current representative, Michelle Bashta, via austicomos@deakin.com.au.
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Australia ICOMOS WA Event: Understanding Material Behaviour in Support of Heritage Practice | 5.30pm (AWST) 12 June 2024
Presenters:
Liam Holloway – Managing Director, MEnD Consulting,
Daniel Cukierski – Laboratory Manager, MEnD Consulting,
Christopher Stan-Bishop – Spatial Integration Division Manager MEnD Consulting,
Jane Hogben – Digital Assets Lead, MEnD Consulting
MEnD founder and manager Liam Holloway has undertaken various research and professional projects over the past 20 years focused on the durability and corrosion of construction materials. He completed his PhD in the field of reinforced concrete corrosion before moving into consulting specialising in asset protection, durability analysis and prevention technology including predictive analysis, cathodic protections systems, coatings and surface treatment technologies. Liam will present case studies from MEnD’s heritage and older concrete projects such as the Dumas House restoration, Perth Council House façade works, CBH Building refurbishment and Beatty Park Grandstand materials investigation.
Location: MEnD Consulting – 299 Fitzgerald St, West Perth
To RSVP please click here
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Australia ICOMOS has submitted comments on the draft ICH charter to ICOMOS
Thank you to the NSC-ICH for their steadfast efforts in making sure Australia’s voice is heard. Thank you also to the members who attended the discussion forum to add their invaluable input.
Link to the pdf draft charter with comments for amendments can be found here
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ICOMOS Full International Membership: Electronic cards (E-cards)
You can now download your membership card from your profile in the ICOMOS International membership database. In order to do this, you must:
- have renewed your 23/24 membership
- have uploaded a picture on your profile in the membership database.
ICOMOS_e-cards: How to upload a picture on your profile.
Please email the Secretariat (austicomos@deakin.edu.au) if there are any problems.
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
NEW Members sought for the WA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Committee | Nominations open until 5 July 2024
Expressions of interest are now open for seven suitably experienced and qualified members to join the Western Australian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Committee. The Committee is established under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 to undertake a range of functions, including providing recommendations in relation to approvals sought under the Act.
The Act allows for a total of 11 members on the Committee, with majority Aboriginal membership. Applicants with skills in the areas of anthropology, archaeology and engineering are particularly encouraged to apply. Consideration of knowledge, skills, experience or qualifications in a range of other disciplines/fields will also be taken into account.
Nominations are open until 5 July 2024. For more information and application details, visit the Committee’s website.
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Cultural Heritage Agency ‘Sharing Stories on Contested Histories’ International exchange program Applications close 29 July 2024
How are museum and heritage professionals around the world responding to current societal challenges, such as the climate crisis and social inequalities in and through their work? How do museums critically engage with their own histories and reflect on their role in society in the face of these challenges? How can they handle historic objects created and collected during colonial times in more caring and ethical ways? How do they navigate and react to contestations over certain histories and heritage? This exchange programme brings together a group of young professionals from around the world to reflect on these questions and to exchange knowledge and experiences regarding their working practices.
This programme is conceptualised for young museum and heritage professionals, researchers and independent practitioners based in or from one of the following countries: Australia, Belgium, Brazil, China, Egypt, France, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, India, Italy, Indonesia, Japan, Morocco, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia*, Spain, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Ukraine, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, South Africa and South Korea.
The online sessions will take place between 12:00 and 14:00 CET on Thursdays and Fridays, online: 16 September to 1 November 2024 and concludes with offline sessions in The Netherlands from 9 to 17 November.
The deadline to apply is 29 June. Please check the link for more info on the programme and on how to apply:
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2024 Inner West Built Environment Awards (Marrickville Medal) submissions close 30 June 2024
The conservation award, which has been awarded annually since 1995, is open to all building works within the Inner West local government area, large or small, public or private, completed in the past three years and having positive conservation outcomes. We encourage you to submit an entry in the awards that you think warrants recognition and to share this event with your colleagues. It is an opportunity to celebrate the unique and rich built environment of the Inner West and come together with colleagues to share ideas and stories.
This year’s theme is ‘Connections’ in line with the National Trust Heritage Festival theme.
For further information and to submit an entry, please go to the Built Environment Awards webpage. Submissions close on 30 June 2024.
If you have any questions, please send us an email or get in touch with Rachel Josey Ph: 9392 5707 or Niall Macken Ph: 9392 5378.
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WORKSHOPS / COURSES / EVENTS / EXHIBITIONS
NEW The Uncovered Past Institute | Harrietville Vic | Chinese Mining Village Archaeological excavation – Chinese Mining Village Nov – Dec 2024
Join us to discover more about the Chinese miners who once lived and worked in the 19th century Harrietville Chinese Mining Village. For around fifty years from the early 1860s Harrietville was home to many of the thousands of Victoria’s Chinese gold miners. This will be the fifth season of archaeological excavation at the Chinese Mining Village, following on from the previous four seasons in October 2017, October 2019, October 2022 and January-February 2024. The largely undisturbed site includes mine workings, water races, building foundations, and gardens: a rare survivor of the heyday of Chinese gold mining in Victoria. The foundations of at least 19 buildings were discovered during a survey undertaken during Season One fieldwork in 2017. Huge quantities of food, liquor, medicines, utensils, ceramics and even coins were imported from China for the Chinese mining communities. Many fragments of these were discovered during the earlier excavation seasons, along with fragments of European tableware ceramics and glass bottles. Season Five research objectives will be to undertake more intensive excavations on hut site WC1, in order to determine its size, footprint and how it was constructed; and also to gain a greater understanding of the lifestyle of the Chinese miners.
For more information or to book in for Season 5 please visit: https://www.uncoveredpast.org.au/harrietville-chinese-mining-village-season-5-dig-with-us-novdec-2024
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NEW NT Geelong | Very Cool: World Refrigeration Day, celebrating 170 Years since James Harrison invented refrigeration in Geelong | 26 June 2024
In 1854 James Harrison, the Father of Commercial Refrigeration, made artificial ice in a cave by the Barwon River. In 1856 he successfully patented his ice-making machine in Victoria and Britain, working with Siebe’s precision engineers in London 1856 – 1858 to perfect it.
Where – Geelong Showgrounds Museum
When – World Refrigeration Day, open 26 June and 29 June, 10 am – 4 pm
Tickets for Open Days https://www.trybooking.com/CQZTL
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NEW Chinese Landscape Making in Australia – An Illustrated Talk by Stuart Reed | Miller’s Point NSW |19 June 2024
The Chinese have a long relationship with Australia – as ‘sojourners’, here for a short time (chasing sandalwood, trepang, gold, opportunity) and as ‘stayers’: eventually citizens. They have marked our landscapes of transit, harvesting, manufacture, growing, building, commerce.
This included harvesting wild creatures and timber, extensive ringbarking on farms, gold mining, water manipulation by aqueducts, dams, irrigation systems… Market gardens and gardening – at first vegetables and practical. Later, more symbolic, designed, ritual, religious and public.
The Chinese have long traditions of sophisticated horticulture and irrigation. And a rich flora. Our gardens owe China and Chinese a great debt – many more ‘popular’ plants come from there: and were here surprisingly early in many cases. Objects of trade, fashion, novelty. Learn more about the Chinese in Australia through traces left in our landscapes and gardens.
6:00 PM Nibbles and drinks 7:00 PM Illustrated talk
Unlimited free parking available at the venue Bookings essential: via www.trybooking.com/CRKFF
For further details, contact Steve Halliday 0409 417 848 shalliday0@gmail.com
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NEW Kinchela Boys Home 100th Anniversary Gathering | 18-20 October 2024
2024 marks 100 years since the gates of Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) opened. At those gates, the spirits of the children who walked through the gates were left behind. To mark this 100th anniversary, the KBH Survivors, their descendants and families are honouring the spirits of those children and celebrating the past, present and future of the Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation (KBHAC) Community.
To recognise this important anniversary, a three-day gathering will take place from October 18th – 20th 2024. We would like to invite you to join KBHAC Survivors, their descendants and families in truth telling, cultural wellbeing, and ceremony which will take place across the Kinchela Boys Home site and the Macleay Valley, including Kempsey and South West Rocks.
Support Needed
There is important collective work to be done and KBHAC survivors and descendants are inviting you to walk alongside them, not just on “Sorry Day” or for this weekend, but in meaningful and sustained ways.
This includes supporting their vision for transforming the Kinchela Boys Home Site into a national site of truth telling and healing through the creation of a living museum and healing centre. This anniversary event foregrounds the importance of connecting with each other, to empower one another and inspire each other through shared stories. This is an opportunity to join and support the KBHAC Community to witness, remember and grow. Many of the survivors of KBH have passed and the hope for the last generations of survivors is to have the former site that inflicted so much pain and suffering into a site of healing and truth telling. We are asking for your support in working to support their vision.
If you would like to provide sponsorship please email accounts@kbhac.org.au for a prospectus.
For further information please visit: www.kinchelaboyshome.org.au
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Heritage & Conservation Short Courses | University of Canberra | Preserving Paper Collections | 22 & 23 July 2024
Learn how to keep your paper-based collection (archive, library, art on paper) safe, secure and preserved for the future.
This course will introduce engineers and other professionals to heritage materials and construction methods, the ways in which heritage deteriorate, and processes for conserving them.
Click here for further information.
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International Course on the Conservation of Earthen Architecture | Getty | Al Ain UAE | Applications open for Jan – Feb 2025
We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the International Course On the Conservation of Earthen Architecture (EAC25). The third iteration of this month-long course will be held January 25 to February 23, 2025 in the World Heritage city of Al Ain, UAE, and in Nizwa, Oman. The course is organized by the Getty Conservation Institute in partnership with Department of Culture and Tourism–Abu Dhabi and the Oman Ministry of Heritage and Tourism.
Please find more information and application instructions on the course webpage: https://www.getty.edu/projects/international-course-conservation-earthen-architecture/eac-2025/.
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University of Canberra & Engineers Australia Professional development course: Implementation of Heritage Engineering Solutions | 1 June-31 July 2024
This course will introduce engineers and other professionals to heritage materials and construction methods, including the ways in which heritage materials deteriorate, and processes for conserving them.
Implementation of Heritage Engineering Solutions is a professional development course co-designed by Engineering Heritage Australia and the University of Canberra. Cockatoo Island (Sydney) is the site for a 2-day workshop looking at heritage materials and construction methods, modes of deterioration and approaches to conservation. Drawing on Cockatoo Island’s World Heritage convict site through to its mid-twentieth-century industrial heritage the course includes sessions relevant to both structural and mechanical engineers. Backed up by self-paced online learning this course will introduce you to the challenges and possibilities of preserving engineering heritage, and the professional opportunities for specialists working in this area.
Further information can be found here
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Association of Eastern Historical Societies (Vic) Conference ‘The Value of Local History – Into The Future’, 29 June 2024
The Association of Eastern Historical Societies is holding its biennial conference in June with a fantastic line up of speakers discussing the importance of local history and the future of historical societies. Tickets are $55 and include lunch, morning and afternoon tea. Click here to book
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Backyard Archaeology Exhibition Canberra Museum & Gallery 16 March – 1 September 2024
The exhibition presents thousands of objects that Steve Brown collected from around an ordinary suburban house and garden in the suburb of Arncliffe, Sydney. Some of the objects were collected during house renovations, others while gardening, and many from archaeological digs. The exhibition shows how a person can become deeply connected to found objects and how everyday encounters with lost and forgotten things can create a ‘sense of place’.
The exhibition includes an original artwork – 35mm sieve – by artist and archaeologist UK Frederick.
Backyard Archaeology is presented in partnership with the ARC-funded Everyday Heritage Project, the University of Canberra, Canberra Museum + Gallery, and GML Heritage.
Information and Catalogue: Backyard Archaeology
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Save the Date – 2024 Everyday Heritage Symposium Western Australia 28 November 2024
This one-day symposium will explore ‘everyday heritage and difficult legacies’, starting with the work of international keynote speakers – Prof. Laura McAtackney (University College Cork, Ireland) and Dr Timo Ylimaunu (University of Oulu, Finland) and drawing in diverse perspectives from Western Australia and all around the nation. Please save-the-date for this event hosted by the ARC Everyday Heritage Linkage Project team and our special guests at this in-person, one-day Symposium at the University of Western Australia (UWA).
The ‘Save-the-Date’ flyer for the symposium can be accessed here.
The Symposium is a partnership event with the Australian Historical Association (AHA), the Congress of the Humanities, Arts, and Social Science (CHASS), and Business Events Perth (BEPerth).
Everyday Heritage website.
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PUBLICATIONS/NEWSLETTERS/SURVEYS
NEW Book Reviewer sought
Please contact Ian Kelly via the secretariat: ausicomos@deakin.edu.au if you are interested and available to review:
Experts in the World Heritage Regime: Between Protection and Prestige by Dr Luke James
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SITUATIONS VACANT / WANTED
NEW Conservation Studio | Architect/Experienced Graduate of Architecture (Conservation / Heritage Experience) | Melbourne | FT | Applications reviewed upon submission
Conservation Studio Australia welcomes applicants seeking full-time employment in our specialist team of conservation architects, historians, and heritage consultants, in the position of experienced Heritage Consultant working in applied architectural conservation, universal access upgrade, and adaptation of heritage listed/registered buildings.
Applicants with comprehensive experience across all stages of architectural work are encouraged to apply, with the following minimum experience requirements:
Master level (formerly Bachelor) qualification in Architecture from an Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) accredited architectural qualification provider
minimum 5-7 years’ architectural experience
preferably 1-3 years’ experience working in Australia
preferably Registered Architect in Australia
For further information please follow this link to submit your application please send it to : contact@conservationstudio.com.au
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NEW Conservation Studio | Heritage Consultant with built environment experience | Melbourne | FT | Applications reviewed on submission
Conservation Studio Australia welcomes applicants seeking full-time employment in our specialist team of conservation architects, historians, and heritage consultants, in the position of experienced Heritage Consultant working in applied architectural conservation, universal access upgrade, and adaptation of heritage listed/registered buildings.
Applicants with comprehensive experience across all elements of heritage consulting work are encouraged to apply, with the following minimum experience requirements:
Master or Post Graduate level qualification in Urban and Cultural Heritage or equivalent architectural conservation from an Australian or mutually recognised provider
minimum 5-7 years’ industry experience including built environment experience
preferably 1-3 years’ experience working in Australia
For further information please follow this link to submit your application please send it to : contact@conservationstudio.com.au
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NEW SITUATION VACANT | Senior Heritage Consultant | Urbis Sydney | Applications close 26 June 2024
We are looking for a proactive and experienced Consultant or Senior Consultant to join our Sydney Heritage team as part of the wider national team. You will have the opportunity to work across deeply diverse, high profile and place making range of projects, contributing to reports and advice for our clients.
For further information or to apply please follow this link
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SITUATION VACANT Grounds and Gardens Crew Supervisor | PAHSMA TAS | FT | Applications close 12 June 2024
The Grounds and Gardens Crew Supervisor will undertake specialised skilled trade works that enhance the conservation, maintenance, improvement and development of heritage values at the PAHSMA sites and ensure our significant heritage is properly managed and protected for future generations to enjoy.
More information about this position can be found at https://careers.pageuppeople.com/759/cw/en/job/518064/grounds-and-gardens-crew-supervisor-pa2024ci03
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SITUATION VACANT | GHD | Heritage Advisor Senior & Intermediate | Melbourne | FT/PT | Applications close 9 June 2024
GHD are seeking two experienced Heritage Advisors at Senior and Intermediate level, to join our Planning, Approvals and Heritage group in Melbourne, and make a valued contribution to our strong pipeline projects.
You’ll support and deliver projects of varied scale and complexity, both in Victoria and nationally, giving you opportunities to grow your skillset in our multidisciplinary environment.
You’ll be part of a great company culture where we value collaborative relationships, and we offer excellent work / life balance and flexible working arrangements in a fun and supportive team. We’re also open to discussing full time or part time options.
Requirements:
- 4 or more years of experience across heritage approval processes under the Heritage Act 2017 and the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006.
- Experience with the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 is preferred but not a requirement.
- Experience working with state and territory legislation and heritage approval processes.
- A Bachelor’s degree, and Honours or post graduate qualifications in archaeology, cultural heritage management, conservation architecture or related field.
- Experience in a consulting environment strongly preferred, with a natural ability to build positive client relationships and openness to identifying and developing new business.
- Meeting the requirements to be a Heritage Advisor under Section 189(1) of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 and The Minister’s Guidelines on Appropriate qualifications for Heritage Advisors is essential.
Applications close 9 June 2024.
For further information and to apply please visit:
Heritage Advisors – Senior and Intermediate – Candidate Experience site Careers (oraclecloud.com)
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SITUATION VACANT | City of Gold Coast | Senior Cultural Heritage Planner | Gold Coast QLD | FT | Applications reviewed upon submission
This exciting role is situated within the Cultural Heritage and First Nations Engagement Unit, a team of high performing professionals that deliver quality protection, conservation, compliance, and First Nations engagement expertise for the City. The team is situated in the Environment and Heritage Branch of the Department Environment, Heritage, and Resilience which services City administration, the Council, and our community.
We’re looking for someone who is an exceptional communicator, supportive, constructive, and open to other ideas for problem-solving! You can translate technical complexities, have an analytical approach, and are keen to deliver high-quality cultural heritage protection services for the City. You will also have at least 5+ years of cultural heritage planning experience and hold a graduate degree of a relevant cultural heritage or planning practice (cultural heritage management, anthropology, archaeology, architecture with specialisation in heritage conservation, planning with specialisation in heritage, or equivalent).
If this sounds like you, please see the advertisement for a full job description: City Jobs Page – Senior Cultural Heritage Planner
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SITUATION VACANT | City of Gold Coast | Cultural Heritage Conservation Lead | Gold Coast QLD | FT | Applications reviewed upon submission
The City of Gold Coast is looking for someone to take on an exciting new lead role opportunity. This is a brand new fulltime permanent position. As the City’s Cultural Heritage Conservation Lead, you bring your passion, expertise, experience, and people skills, and will play a crucial role in the provision of expert strategic and operational advice and leadership to ensure the Gold Coast’s Indigenous and historical cultural heritage is conserved.
This exciting role is situated within the Cultural Heritage and First Nations Engagement Unit, a team of high performing professionals that deliver quality protection, conservation, compliance, and First Nations engagement expertise and services to City administration, Council, and our community.
If this sounds like you, please see the advertisement for a full job description: City Jobs Page – Cultural Heritage Conservation Lead
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SITUATION VACANT | LVI Recruitment | Senior Cultural Heritage Consultant (Archaeologist) | Byron Bay NSW | FT | Applications reviewed on submission
We are working with a leading, national heritage consulting firm that offers management of complex heritage projects to clients. They strive to provide the highest quality services to ensure that they make a positive impact to the heritage community and environment.
Alongside heritage, they provide geospatial and charity services – one of the very few companies that genuinely gives back to the community. For this position, they are seeking a Senior or a Principal Cultural Heritage (Indigenous heritage, archaeology) Consultant in Byron Bay to join their team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct archaeological fieldwork, including surveys, test excavations, and site recording
- Analyze and interpret archaeological data
- Prepare detailed archaeological reports and assessments
- Liaise with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory authorities
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Archaeology or related field
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in cultural heritage management, with a focus on archaeology
- Demonstrated fieldwork experience, including excavation and survey techniques
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team
- Knowledge of relevant legislation and guidelines
For further information & to apply follow the link.
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SITUATION VACANT | Biosis | Built Heritage Consultant | Sydney NSW | FT or PT continuing | Applications reviewed upon submission
We have an excellent opportunity for a mid-level Built Heritage Consultant in our Sydney office.
As a key member of our team, you will have the chance to contribute your expertise to a variety of exciting projects. Your primary focus will be working under the guidance of the Principal (Built Heritage), where you’ll be responsible for conducting background research, assisting with site inspections, writing technical consulting reports, and providing advice to clients.
Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with clients, participate in community consultations, and collaborate with internal teams to deliver comprehensive solutions.
To excel in this role previous consulting experience is essential, and field experience will be highly regarded. Your ability to adapt to diverse projects and locations will be crucial as you will work on multiple assignments with varying demands. Flexibility and a willingness to travel are essential attributes to ensure success in this position.
A valid driver’s license and Australian work rights are required for this role.
To apply, please submit your CV and cover letter addressing how you meet the below selection criteria:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in heritage conservation, history, architecture, or related field.
- Minimum of 2 years of experience in either consulting or the public sector with a focus on built heritage.
- Developing project management skills, including managing small budgets and delivery within set timeframes.
- Sound proposal and report writing skills
- Understanding of Commonwealth and NSW legislation and guidelines.
- Willingness to undertake periods of fieldwork in both urban and remote locations.
Applications should be sent to: recruitment@biosis.com.au
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