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Art Preparator I - Per Diem

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Cedars-Sinai

Aug 3

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid-level (3-4 years)
  • Los Angeles

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • A minimum of 3 years proven experience performing related duties in a museum, private collection, gallery, or art related environment required.
  • Ability to follow oral instructions as to construction and installation of exhibits.
  • Physically handles delicate and valuable works of art with extreme care. Work from sketches and follow oral instructions as to construction and installation of exhibits.
  • Have a general knowledge of various forms of contemporary fine art.
  • Ability to use software applications and operate technological devices (computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc.) Proficiency in basic computing skills, including Microsoft Office software, database management software, Adobe Creative Suite, project management software.

Responsibilities

  • Perform the tasks assigned by the Curator, Curatorial Assistant, and Art Preparator II.
  • Under the direction of the Curator, Curatorial Assistant, and Art Preparator II, install and de-install artwork from present locations within the medical center and satellite locations to make way for area renovations or infill/backfill as required by the Facilities Department and the Facilities, Planning, Design and Construction Department.
  • Maintain and update records, documentation and files of the objects included in the CSMC 20,000+ object collection when they are moved, handled or in need of inventory updates.
  • Perform repairs, picture framing, special-display fabrication, and minor conservation/restoration, cleaning, preventative care/maintenance, storing and hanging all objects in the collection as well as the organization and maintenance of the art storage facilities.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned or required.

FAQs

What is the primary role of the Art Preparator I - Per Diem?

The primary role of the Art Preparator I - Per Diem is to perform tasks related to the installation, de-installation, maintenance, and documentation of art objects in the Cedars-Sinai medical center and its satellite locations under the supervision of the Curator, Curatorial Assistant, and Art Preparator II.

What are the qualifications required for this position?

The qualifications required for this position include a high school diploma or GED and a minimum of 3 years of proven experience performing related duties in a museum, private collection, gallery, or art-related environment.

What kinds of tasks will I be performing in this role?

In this role, you will perform various tasks such as picture framing, repairs, installations and de-installations of artworks, maintaining and updating records, cleaning and conserving artworks, and organizing art storage facilities.

Is there a specific software proficiency required for this job?

Yes, proficiency in basic computing skills, including Microsoft Office software, database management software, Adobe Creative Suite, and project management software is required.

What physical demands should I expect in this role?

The physical demands include using hands for handling objects, talking or hearing, standing, walking, reaching, climbing, stooping, and occasionally lifting or moving up to 50 pounds.

What shifts will I be working if hired for this position?

The position primarily requires working during the day for an 8-hour shift.

Is this position full-time or part-time?

This position is a per diem role, which means it is part-time and based on an as-needed basis.

What is the pay range for the Art Preparator I - Per Diem position?

The base pay range for this position is $22.07 - $33.11 per hour.

Can this position accommodate individuals with disabilities?

Yes, reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

What kind of work environment can I expect if I join Cedars-Sinai?

Cedars-Sinai prides itself on creating a dynamic and inclusive environment that reflects the diverse community they serve and fosters innovation among its accomplished staff.

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