Salary for heritage officer

Average salary


2800 £

Basic salary 900 £
Maximum Wage 4200 £
900 £
Lowest
2550 £
Average
4200 £
Highest

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The average salary for the heritage officer position is 2800 £

Companies with the highest earnings in position Heritage officer

Salary in companies


POSITIVE EMPLOYMENT CONSULTANCY 4160 £
900 £ 4200 £
HAYS RECRUITMENT SERVICES 4000 £
900 £ 4200 £
NOVAX RECRUITMENT 3040 £
900 £ 4200 £
STRICKLANDGATE HOUSE TRUST 2916 £
900 £ 4200 £
HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT SCOTLAND ENTERPRISES 2631 £
900 £ 4200 £
HISTORIC ENGLAND 1998 £
900 £ 4200 £
LINKAGE COMMUNITY TRUST 908 £
900 £ 4200 £

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Requirements


  • educated to degree level or equivalent level of work experience at the level relevant to the field
  • experience of working in an arts/culture//heritage environment
  • experience of event management
  • basic DBS Check
  • enhanced DBS Certificate
  • 3 Years work references
  • experience of planning and delivering participatory arts, cultural and heritage programmes and projects in a local/central government or experience and knowledge of working with community arts or heritage organisations
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  • experience working in a similar position with events/tourism/culture
  • experience working with key stakeholders on a variety of different issues
  • working in the charitable/voluntary sector
  • project development & management
  • project management
  • capital project management experience, preferably of a heritage building
  • supervisory experience
  • working in a heritage setting
  • grant funding & reporting

Responsibility


  • provide logistical systems and technical support to review, evolve and implement the council’s annual events programme
  • ensure relevant legislation, regulations and policies are complied with
  • work collaboratively with colleagues and external stakeholders to achieve the service plans and corporate priorities
  • contribute with activities on the service vision of improving resident engagement and participation in arts, cultural and heritage programmes
  • working with colleagues to ensure the successful delivery of events from initial concept and planning through to on-site management and post event evaluation
  • using knowledge of the sector, to embed participation opportunities enabling residents to creatively and artistically express themselves, whilst fostering a learning and awareness of the art forms and traditions of our diverse communities
  • support local creativity and imagination throughout the borough, with local arts organisations working with local, regional and national partners
  • work with the relevant teams and council colleagues to ensure effective marketing and communications that deliver audiences to council’s events and activities
  • contribute to exploring new ways of engaging with residents to increase the opportunities available and increase the level of engagement, particularly within seldom heard groups
  • maintain communications and partnerships with arts, community, cultural and heritage organisations, creative industries, voluntary and faith groups, statutory and other organisations to benefit residents and the environment
  • responsibility for looking at listed building consent applications, and reviewing, making and assessment and commenting on planning applications
  • providing advice and guidance to customers, colleagues, and elected members on matters impacting the historical environment
  • providing pre-application advice, and also advice on the need for building consent
  • supporting action with regard to unauthorised works to historic buildings
  • administering the award, procurement, monitoring and evaluation processes for the service in line with council procedures
  • responsible for the day-to-day delivery and procedures of a culture, tourism and heritage service
  • supporting the delivery of a culture, tourism and heritage service that delivers against the priorities and outcomes of the Royal Borough of Greenwich
  • developing relationships with the Royal Greenwich cultural sector to help support organisations and individuals to contribute to a thriving culture, tourism and heritage scene within the borough
  • contribute to the delivery of a comprehensive range of innovative cultural, tourism and heritage programmes, projects and events, small and large scale
  • co-ordinate the assessment, monitoring and evaluations of the Royal Borough of Greenwich's cultural, tourism and heritage activities against corporate and departmental performance indicators and communicate the results as appropriate

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