Community Post Type: Jobs

This role is key to the operational success of The Reader’s Calderstones site, ensuring our ethos, values and vision are at the forefront of all they do at Calderstones.

This is a diverse, fast-paced role that is responsible for leading the team to deliver the safe operational running of all activities on site, including presentation standards, visitor flow, visitor assistance, access and health and safety. Leading from the front, this role is vital in cross-organisational working for activity ran by The Reader.

Job Requirements

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Closing date: 30 August

This is an opportunity to join their senior team at an exciting time for Warrington’s leading cultural organisation as they embark on a two-year journey to achieve their key priorities at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery; to create a high-performance culture, discover the voice of the collection, and reach new audiences.

The new role of Museum Development Manager is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who is passionate about museum collections, with ambitions to lead and embed positive change within their beautiful heritage site.

The successful candidate will reinvigorate and support the experienced team at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery. You will be instrumental in driving our aspirational vision and sense of purpose within all areas of work, programmes and collections.

This is a wide-ranging, challenging and rewarding role which includes management responsibilities for the Warrington Museum and Art Gallery building, Visitor Services and both the Collections and Archives teams.

They are looking for someone who is energetic, resilient and determined, who can build relationships with stakeholders and funders, adopt a distinctive approach to each of theirr valued services and help them to tell the story of their collections to ensure they meet their full potential.

Closing date: 16 September

How to Apply

Please visit culturewarrington.org and follow the link to Recruitment.

• Contact name: Chris Persoglio
• Contact email: businesssupport@culturewarrington.org

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is a critically acclaimed ensemble, performing to over 350,000 people every year. They’re currently looking for an Orchestra Stage and Transport Manager to help bring concerts to the stage.

You’ll be responsible for the safe, effective, quality planning and implementation of all stage, instrument, equipment, logistics and transportation requirements for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and associated ensembles in the UK and internationally. If you’re a motivated and organised team player, with great problem-solving skills and experience in a similar role, they’d love to hear from you.

Key Information:

• Salary: £35,000-40,000 depending on experience
• Employment type: Full time, permanent
• Hours of work: 42.5 hours annualised
• Holidays: 26 days, plus bank holidays
• Place of Work: The normal place of work is Liverpool Philharmonic Hall or any reasonable location dependent on the requirements of the post including venues throughout the UK and abroad

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Closing date: 6 September

NML’s studio brings ideas and stories to life through technical and creative design, cutting edge production build and innovation across exhibition and gallery experiences (permanent and temporary), production of creative marketing campaign (print and digital) components and corporate communications.

Whilst offering inspiring leadership, you will be responsible for planning and tracking projects, assigning resource and ensuring the highest levels of accessibility and compliance standards are achieved. You will help them to reach a new level of creativity by encouraging effective collaboration, pushing the boundaries of design and production build, and ensuring they’re utilising agile and up-to-date methodologies, technologies and software to enhance all of our studio output.

You will interface with key stakeholders right across the organisation ensuring clear understanding of priorities and project requirements to effectively execute multiple work-streams, balance creative vision and objectives, whilst running an efficient and effective service.

They’re looking for someone who is up for a new challenge with adaptability and thrives working in a fast-paced studio environment. Whilst you’ll have an acute attention to detail and enviable creative project management skills, you’ll equally have plenty of ideas to contribute and have excellent leadership qualities and communication skills.

This role would suit someone from a set design / build background from possibly theatre, television, film, museums or large-scale festivals and events. You’ll have experience working on similar large-scale projects across exhibition and space design, manufacturing, and fabrication, print and digital design but equally have the technical understanding to lead and collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team.

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Closing date: 19 September

As the largest music organisation in the city, hosting incredible events is central to Liverpool Philharmonic’s work. They’re currently looking for an Event Manager who’ll make sure that events run to the highest possible standard and that customers always have a safe and enjoyable time.

You’ll work across their entire event and activities programme, alongside visiting artists and promoters, and with their own musicians, ensembles and departments, to ensure events run smoothly. You’ll also deal with customer queries and resolve any incidents, and line manage a stewarding team. If you’re an organised problem-solver who works well under pressure and has experience in a customer facing, supervisory role, they’d love to hear from you!

Key Information

• Salary: £30,388 per annum
• Employment type: Full time / permanent
• Hours of work: 42.5 hours per week, including break agreement. These hours are annualised over a rolling 17-week period and will be allocated on a rota. The postholder will be required to work regular evenings and weekends according to business need. Shifts will regularly start or end during hours where public transport is not in operation. Shifts vary and there is not a set weekly pattern. It is essential that the postholder can commute to and from work for such shifts without a reliance on public transport.
• Holidays: 26 days (pro-rated) plus bank holidays
• Place of Work: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Music Room and external venues where required.

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Closing date: 10 September

Liverpool Philharmonic’s stewarding team represents our organisation to thousands of customers every year. They’re seeking to recruit stewards to help ensure that guests have an enjoyable experience and receive impeccable customer service during their time with them.

You’ll be working in a fast-paced environment – welcoming audiences, carrying out ticketing checks and selling merchandise. You’ll also help to resolve customer queries, assist in setting up shows and maintain a thorough knowledge of their buildings, facilities and event information. If you’re a personable and flexible problem solver, who has experience in a customer-facing role, this might be the perfect fit for you.

Key Information

• Salary: £12.00 per hour – the Real Living Wage. The minimum call guarantee payment is 4 hours for each event Stewarding shift.
• Employment type: Variable hours contract
• Hours of work: There are no guaranteed hours for this role, Stewarding rotas are arranged to suit the needs of the business.
• Holidays: You will accrue holiday based on the number of hours which you work. This can be taken as agreed by your line manager.
• Place of Work: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall or external venues as required

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Closing date: 30 August

Liverpool Philharmonic is one of the UK’s leading music organisations, hosting a wide range of classical, rock, pop, world music, film and comedy events every year – they’re currently looking for Technical Staff to help make sure those events are staged efficiently and safely.

From assisting in stage builds to event planning tasks, getting to grips with lighting, sound and video systems to servicing technical equipment, it is guaranteed to be a varied and exciting role. If you’re reliable, flexible and passionate about gaining experience in the entertainment industry, this might just be the job for you.

Key Information

• Salary: £12.00 per hour
• Employment type: Variable hours contract
• Hours of work: There are no guaranteed hours for this role. This contract has a minimum of 4 hours per shift. Working hours will vary this may include early start and late finishing times. This role will include weekends and bank holidays. On occasion shifts may extend beyond midnight. Pay for any work undertaken past midnight or on Bank Holidays will be double.
• Holidays: You will accrue holiday based on the number of yours which you work. This can be taken as agreed by your line manager.
• Place of Work: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall or external venues as required

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Closing date: 30 August

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall welcomes thousands of customers to hundreds of events every year, and their bars team provides exceptional service to those guests. They’re currently looking to recruit bar staff to join that team and ensure audiences have a wonderful experience.

You’ll be responsible for engaging with guests, serving on the bar and helping resolve any issues that may arise. You’ll also utilise strong numerical skills – selling products and overseeing stock levels. If you’re a positive team player who’s enthusiastic about Liverpool Philharmonic and isn’t afraid to go the extra mile, they’d love to hear from you.

Key Information

• Salary: £12.00 per hour
• Employment type: Variable hours contract
• Hours of work: There are no guaranteed hours for this role. On average, the work can be approximately 12-16 hours per week, except for August when the hall operates at reduced capacity. You will be expected to start in the role for training at the end of September. Working hours will primarily be evenings after 5.00pm, including weekends and bank holidays. Some daytime availability is desirable.
• Holidays: You will accrue holiday based on the number of yours which you work. This can be taken as agreed by your line manager.
• Place of Work: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall or external venues as required

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Closing date: 30 August

ActUpNorth is the leading provider of part-time actor training across the North of England, offering professional adult acting classes in Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester and online.

All students follow a stringently devised curriculum and undergo regular observation and monitoring to ensure their continued progress and development.

They’re specifcally looking for experienced Liverpool based TV Actors and Screen Acting Tutors to join their expanding team!

Classes run between the hours of 5pm and 9.30pm Monday to Thursday each week.

Tutors will follow lesson plans as supplied and offer weekly continuity in heading up each class and progressing the students throughout the academic term.

Please send CV’s and cover letters to Creative Director – David Crowley, email: david@actupnorth.com

Closing date: 5 September

Working to assist and support the everyday function of a small, independent gallery. If you love art, and enjoy doing something different each day, this will be the perfect role for you!

Smolensky Gallery is an independent, commercial gallery based in the heart of Manchester. Due to increasing workload, the gallery is in need of a new assistant to support the director in everyday gallery operations. This role would be primarily held in-person due to the necessity to work in the space with customers and other stakeholders.

This vacancy closes on the 24th August, with a view to hold interviews in the final week of August, and enter into the position in early September. Please note that this vacancy may close early if a sufficient number of applications is received.

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Closing date: 24 August