2.04.08 Conservator/Restorer of Paintings

Conservator/Restorer of Paintings Job Responsibilities: • Preparation of conservation surveys, plans, and reports including documentation, • Execution of conservation and restoration work, • Ensuring and collaborating on the preparation of condition reports, • Installation work for new exhibitions at properties managed by ÚPS, • Ensuring basic conservation of movable objects under ÚPS management, • Regular inspection of the condition of movable objects at properties managed by ÚPS, • Close collaboration with various organizational departments of ÚPS (managed properties, department of cultural heritage management and presentation, movable property management department, exhibition and installation department, restoration workshop Ďáblice). Requirements: • University degree in the field of painting conservation and restoration, • Valid permit from the Ministry of Culture for restoration work, • Computer skills (MS Office 365, photo editing software, graphic design programs), • Group B driver's license (active driver), • Team player with independence, responsibility, diligence, systematicity, reliability, and flexibility, • Clean criminal and moral record (verified by criminal record extract at the start of employment). Advantages: • Experience in cultural heritage restoration. Employee Benefits: • Highly diverse work with varied responsibilities and flexible working hours, • Compensation according to Appendix No. 1 of Government Regulation No. 341/2017 Coll. - pay grade 10 (based on experience), pay step based on recognized work experience, • Full-time employment, fixed-term contract with possibility of extension to permanent contract, • Discounted phone tariff option (also for family members), • Free admission to NPÚ heritage sites for employees and family members, • 5 weeks of vacation, meal allowance, contribution to retirement savings products. For more information, visit https://www.npu.cz/cs/kariera/140638-restaurator-malirskych-umeleckych-del-restauratorske-dilny-kutna-hora