archaeology project manager

£30,000

per year

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERVICES LTD

16 days ago

BAKEWELL

Deadline: 15 February 2021

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OCCUPATION TITLE

Project Manager

SOC CODE

2424

MINIMUM SALARY

£37,300

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20
20
10

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10
20
20
20

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10
20
20

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Are you a highly motivated, go-getter with an ability to oversee multiple projects, people, and can plan ahead?

Do you have a passion for delivering value and benefit through archaeology?

Are you an exceptional communicator, highly organised, efficient and with a high work-rate?

This position is for a key member of our Field Archaeology division to help take the Company forward and requires you to be excellent at your job and an effective leader and motivator.

The post is nominally based at Bakewell but could be home working based elsewhere in England with occasional office and site visits required.

As a Project Manager, you will have responsibility for delivering a wide range of projects and will be accountable to the Head of Field Archaeology. You will be responsible for completing work on commercial and research-based archaeological projects on time and to budget and for getting invoices issued promptly.

We are a high performing company with a professional yet friendly culture with many outstanding performers. We maintain a high commitment to staff development and training and look forward to supporting career development and developing people to be the best they can be. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Production of WSIs and RAMS
  • Health, and safety responsibilities
  • Maintaining accurate project records
  • Producing accurate and on-time project reporting
  • Contributing to the staff planner
  • Invoice preparation
  • Overseeing fieldwork, post-excavation, reports, archives etc, as required
  • Undertaking project and personnel supervision
  • Oversee contractual agreements, including with sub-contractors.
  • Administrative duties and to undertake other duties that may arise as required.
Keywords: Archaeology | Archaeologist | Project Manager | Management | Leader | CSCS | Graduate

Essential Skills

You need to be highly disciplined, a good 'people person' as well as a competent archaeologist/allied professional. Although we are recruiting for those with an experienced archaeological background that will include a strong track record in report writing, we also warmly invite applications from those with a broader construction background experienced with NEC3 contracts/QS work to help deliver our projects, and especially applicants who can start relatively quickly.

You will ideally have experience of running a wide range of projects, motivating and leading teams, planning staff allocations to jobs, co-ordinating post-excavation work, negotiating with local authority archaeologists, producing risk assessments, quality assurance and report checking.

Good knowledge of British Archaeology is important and ideally a track record in reports, editing and perhaps publication. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Project and Excel and CAD and GIS is an advantage.

  • CSCS card
  • 2.1 Degree in a relevant subject
  • Full UK driving licence
About Company

Archaeological Research Services Ltd is an experienced commercial practise providing a full range of archaeological and heritage services. By offering a complete service we keep costs down and gain efficiencies for our clients through the life cycle of a project so you can be sure of maximising the value of your investment.

We operate throughout the UK from our network of offices and we welcome opportunities to work abroad. Whether you are building infrastructure or houses, establishing a quarry, converting mills, or regenerating urban places, we offer a one-stop-shop for dealing with all archaeological and heritage matters.

From preliminary advice and assessments to high-level consultancy, fieldwork, post-excavation analysis and dissemination, our approach is committed to providing successful outcomes by way of tailor-made solutions geared to the strategic needs of our clients.

We are an efficient organisation committed to investment in our staff, equipment, and technology. This means you can be sure of being assisted by skilled, hard-working, and motivated staff who take pride in their work, create value and deliver jobs on time.

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