Heritage & Operations Officer – UK Antarctic Heritage Trust

Reporting to the Head of Operations and the Head of Buildings and Conservation, along with the wider UKAHT team, you will help with the delivery of a safe, sustainable programme of activity in Antarctica, preparing and supporting the seasonal Antarctic team at Port Lockroy and our other sites. You will provide logistical, practical and administrative support to the team throughout the year to ensure excellent documentation and season preparations.

This role covers a wide range of areas including logistics, communications, heritage, retail as well as health and safety, recruitment and training, but specific experience in these areas is not essential as training will be provided. Most importantly, we’re looking for a team player who is willing to learn and brings a really positive, enthusiastic attitude. They should be organised, efficient, and capable of simultaneously managing multiple priorities across different functions. They will have strong administrative and numeracy skills, good communication and a flexible, hands-on approach that they are willing to apply to all tasks.

This part time role could suit, but is not limited to, an early career applicant, a parent returning to work, someone with good administrative skills and/or someone with an interest in finance, administration and retail that is looking to take their career in a new and interesting direction.

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To apply 

To apply, please submit your CV with a covering letter (no more than two sides of A4) to our HR Portal BreatheHR  by  Monday 19 September 2022

Interviews will be held w/c 3 and 10 October 2022 (by Zoom)

Your application must be submitted via BreatheHR portal – applications outside of this will not be considered.

Any informal queries about the role may be directed to Sophie Montagne, Head of Operations ([email protected]) and Ruth Mullett, Head of Buildings & Conservation ([email protected]).