Conservation Manager
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Tasmanian Government in Alto
About the Role Manage capital and maintenance works relating to the conservation of historic fabric and structures and ensure that the cultural heritage values of the Port Arthur Historic Sites are maintained and protected. Key Focus Areas / Deliverables (Statement of Duties) The following are some of the key focus areas for the position. These may change regularly or periodically, and duties should be reviewed and updated periodically to reflect changes in the role and to align with priorities. Work is performed under general direction to achieve the required outcomes. Within the scope of the role, flexibility, innovation and initiative are expected in providing alternative solutions to operational issues and challenges. * Manage designated conservation capital and maintenance projects within a wider policy, strategic and budgetary context, determined in consultation with the Director, Conservation & Infrastructure * Prepare and/or monitor programs and budgets, including progress and status reports,
for designated projects * Monitor the condition of the heritage attributes of the three sites, and formulate a prioritised program of cyclical conservation works that allocates available funding and resources to ensure the conservation and protection of the listed World, National and Tasmanian heritage values. * Monitor and record conservation works as required. * Manage conservation works projects in accordance with PAHSMA’s project management and governance requirements. Prepare project progress and status reports for the Board and Executive and ensure that the development and management of designated projects are compliant with applicable legislation, regulations and standards of professional practice. * Manage and mentor the Conservation Project Officers - Buildings, Archaeology, Cultural Landscape and Collections - and supervise the work of external consultants and contractors. * Contribute to the establishment of PAHSMA as a centre of excellence in the conservatio