Historic New England seeks a Preservation Project Manager for the New Hampshire and southern Maine region for a one-year, grant-limited appointment. The position will be responsible for the development and management of preservation projects primarily at the museum properties owned by Historic New England in New Hampshire and southern Maine. The Preservation Project Manager will work as part of the property care team to complete projects as assigned. The Preservation Project Manager is responsible for project planning, project scope development, creation and dissemination of bid documents, coordination with contractors and staff, weekly status reporting and project documentation, completion reports, and other paperwork as required. The total number of projects assigned will be determined by project scope, work load considerations, and the requirements of funding. Additional responsibilities include supporting fundraising efforts and public programming opportunities in the region. The Preservation Project Manager is responsible for coordinating his or her work within the property care team and also with other Historic New England teams. This includes working closely with preservation managers, collection staff, and historic site managers who oversee day-to-day operation of the properties.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in historic preservation, architecture, engineering, conservation, or a related field and at least one year of experience; bachelor’s degree and a minimum of four years of job-related experience; or six years of job-related experience under the supervision of a preservation professional. Requires computer skills and understanding of basic word processing and spreadsheet use. Valid driver’s license and means of transportation required.
How To Apply
Please send resume and cover letter to Jobs@HistoricNewEngland.org, or mail to Historic New England, 141 Cambridge Street, Boston, Mass. 02114 attn: Human Resources. Position open until filled.
Additional Information
Classification: Full-time (forty hours per week), limited-term, grant-funded position for one year
Location: A Historic New England property in New Hampshire or southern Maine
