What are the responsibilities and job description for the EXHIBITIONS PRODUCTION MANAGER position at UCLA?
Under the direction of the Director of Registration and Collections Management, the Exhibit Production Manager is responsible for the production and maintenance of all Fowler exhibitions. Design smaller scale exhibitions in the Goldenberg Galleria, Fowler in Focus, Joss gallery rotating spaces, lobby and other gallery spaces. Interacts with contract exhibitions designers to build exhibition displays. Recruits and coordinates skill-specific craftspeople for all exhibitions installations and other related tasks. Ensures the continuity of services provided by the department. Provides support services for other Museum units as determined by the Museum Director, Director of Registration and Collections Manager, and Deputy Director.
Percentage of Time:
100
Shift Start:
8:00 am
Shift End:
5:00 pm
Qualifications for Position
15
Records
Qualifications
Required/Preferred
A high level of skill in the use of tools, materials and fabrication techniques. This includes carpentry and cabinet making, welding and brazing, acrylic forming, electronics, casting and the use of a wide range of paints and adhesives.
Required
Skills in the production of exhibition graphics. This includes drafting, illustrations, computer systems, dry mounting, cold mounting, silk-screen, INT, cut-vinyl graphics, transfer type, paste-up, matte-cutting and framing.
Preferred
Knowledge of production techniques and equipment required for audio-visual programs.
Preferred
Ability to read and interpret exhibition floor plans and construction drawings.
Required
Ability to develop fabrication designs and techniques from schematic instructions.
Required
Ability to problem solve and initiate appropriate action.
Required
Ability to organize time, set priorities and perform effectively under time constraints.
Required
Skill in working as part of a team and ability to effectively collaborate with faculty, staff, students, and other contributors and museum representatives.
Required
Ability to train and supervise staff and students in proper handling and safe installation of museum objects.
Preferred
Ability to instruct and supervise staff in proper operation and maintenance of all basic power tools used in the preparation of exhibits.
Required
Knowledge of appropriate museum practices and procedures including conservation, artifact handling and security.
Preferred
Ability to organize and maintain records.
Required
Ability to perform occasional heavy manual labor, including lifting or moving
objects that weigh more than 50 pounds and crates weighing hundreds of
pounds, use power and hand tools, and climb ladders.
Required
Ability to work with materials (feathers, fur, hair, fibers, natural dyes, etc) that may aggravate allergies.
Required
Skill in preparing sketches, computer generated drawings and planning models to illustrate exhibit installations
Required
Additional Posting Information
Bargaining Unit:
RX-Research Support Professionals
Application Deadline:
08-07-2023
External Posting Date:
Percentage of Time:
100
Shift Start:
8:00 am
Shift End:
5:00 pm
Qualifications for Position
15
Records
Qualifications
Required/Preferred
A high level of skill in the use of tools, materials and fabrication techniques. This includes carpentry and cabinet making, welding and brazing, acrylic forming, electronics, casting and the use of a wide range of paints and adhesives.
Required
Skills in the production of exhibition graphics. This includes drafting, illustrations, computer systems, dry mounting, cold mounting, silk-screen, INT, cut-vinyl graphics, transfer type, paste-up, matte-cutting and framing.
Preferred
Knowledge of production techniques and equipment required for audio-visual programs.
Preferred
Ability to read and interpret exhibition floor plans and construction drawings.
Required
Ability to develop fabrication designs and techniques from schematic instructions.
Required
Ability to problem solve and initiate appropriate action.
Required
Ability to organize time, set priorities and perform effectively under time constraints.
Required
Skill in working as part of a team and ability to effectively collaborate with faculty, staff, students, and other contributors and museum representatives.
Required
Ability to train and supervise staff and students in proper handling and safe installation of museum objects.
Preferred
Ability to instruct and supervise staff in proper operation and maintenance of all basic power tools used in the preparation of exhibits.
Required
Knowledge of appropriate museum practices and procedures including conservation, artifact handling and security.
Preferred
Ability to organize and maintain records.
Required
Ability to perform occasional heavy manual labor, including lifting or moving
objects that weigh more than 50 pounds and crates weighing hundreds of
pounds, use power and hand tools, and climb ladders.
Required
Ability to work with materials (feathers, fur, hair, fibers, natural dyes, etc) that may aggravate allergies.
Required
Skill in preparing sketches, computer generated drawings and planning models to illustrate exhibit installations
Required
Additional Posting Information
Bargaining Unit:
RX-Research Support Professionals
Application Deadline:
08-07-2023
External Posting Date:
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