Carry out the conservation, repair, and restoration of architectural finishes in accordance with approved conservation methodologies and project requirements.
Assess the condition of architectural materials and implement appropriate conservation treatments under the guidance of senior conservators.
Assist with preventive conservation activities, including documentation, storage, handling, and protection of architectural finishes.
Prepare treatment records, condition assessments, photographic documentation, and conservation reports.
Coordinate with conservators, architects, engineers, and project teams throughout the delivery of conservation works.
Ensure all interventions comply with recognised conservation principles, project specifications, and quality requirements.
Handle and protect heritage materials using appropriate conservation techniques and procedures.
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Conservation, Architectural Conservation, Fine Arts, Archaeology, Heritage Conservation, or a related discipline.
3–5 years of experience in architectural conservation, restoration, or repair works.
Experience on heritage buildings, museums, architecturally significant structures, or specialist conservation projects is highly preferred.
Experience conserving and repairing architectural finishes, including timber, glass, ceramics, natural and artificial stone, terrazzo, mosaics, tiles, wallpapers, stucco, and decorative finishes.
Working knowledge of conservation principles, material deterioration, repair techniques, condition assessments, and conservation documentation.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office for documentation and reporting.
Attention to detail with a methodical approach to conservation works and the ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary project teams.
