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Ed,
As an avid Guardian (Wednesday) reader I spotted these yesterday. Forgive me for being nosy, but as these have been advertised externally are they 'new' vacancies or are there existing staff moves afoot at the DSU?
Nigel.
PS Please don't feel obliged to give too a detailed (or any) answer if this is confidential.
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Subject: Vacancies at the English Heritage Data Services Unit
Circulated for information of list members. Please note the application
procedure and deadline at the end of the advertisement, which originally
appeared in The Guardian, Wednesday March 28th 2001.
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The National Monuments Record (NMR) is the public archive of English
Heritage. The Data Services Unit has responsibility for data standards,
training in key NMR information systems, documentation, and partnerships
with other heritage organisations. We now have two vacancies based at our
headquarters in Swindon. Both are permanent appointments and include a
non-contributory pension.
DATA SERVICES UNIT MANAGER
20,849 UK pounds to 29,000 UK pounds per annum
You will lead the Data Services Unit team responsible for a range of data
related activities and services. You must have experience of the application
and management of data standards, in the context of monuments and buildings,
and a working knowledge of a range of IS/IT, in particular Geographical
Information Systems, as well as familiarity with Sites and Monuments Records
in their current environment.
Ref J/019/01.
DATA STANDARDS SUPERVISOR
17,104 UK pounds to 25,000 UK pounds per annum
The Data Standards team serves the organisation's corporate requirement for
standardised data, and advises on the creation and implementation of
standards, to both internal users and external parties. You will need to
demonstrate a proven interest in and aptitude for the development,
application and dissemination of data standards and terminology control
mechanisms, particularly to monuments and buildings.
Ref: J/020/01
For an application form and further details, please send an A4 sized
self-addressed envelope (no stamp) quoting the relevant reference number to
Amanda Switzer,
Personnel,
English Heritage,
National Monuments Record Centre
Kemble Drive
Swindon
SN2 2GZ
Closing date for receipt of applications is Wednesday 11th April 2001.
English Heritage is committed to an equal opportunities policy.