Design and fabricate mounts for artifacts that reflect sound conservation practices, sensitivity to design aesthetics, and competence in varied mount-making techniques.

Provide general assistance in the design, preparation and installation of exhibits – including layouts, specifications, for exhibit components, fabrication of props, preparation of cases, mounting of display graphics, installation of display lighting, fabrication of customized display elements, and packing of crates – to further the objective of having exhibition open within budget and on-schedule.

Perform daily checks of Museum exhibition galleries in coordination with Exhibit Technicians to ensure that displays are operational, safe, and attractive

Fabricate artifact replicas that reflect high standards of accuracy and craftsmanship.

Provide welding and fabrication services to all museum departments.

Interact with colleagues and the public in a fully professional manner to strengthen the Museum’s internal and external relations.

Work in a safe manner in compliance with established safety rules, regulations, and laws.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Some trade school beyond high school level.

At least two years of experience.

Demonstrated mastery of common shop tools and equipment

Experience without TIG and MIG welding.

Must be able to communicate verbally with co-workers, both in-person, via email, and over the phone.

Position involves writing short pieces, such as emails and instructions and reading primarily short items, with occasional longer pieces.

Visual requirements include good-to-excellent vision, depth perception, and wide field of vision.

Good Attendance

Detail oriented