An exciting opportunity is available for a Project Manager to take forward plans for the restoration of the historic Deane Road Jewish Cemetery.
Opened in 1837, the Cemetery is the resting place for some of the most influential Victorians who shaped the city of Liverpool. We have successfully applied for a stage 1 Heritage Lottery Fund bid which has enabled us to develop plans for the stage 2 bid which will be determined in early December 2010.
If we are successful then the Project Manager will begin work in March 2011, with interviews held in December, we are determined to hit the ground running so we are beginning the recruitment process now.
This will be a part- time post, 18 hours per week, and will run for 18 months.
Salary £25000 pro rata
You will assist the Deane Road Cemetery Committee in the delivery of the restoration project. You will be responsible for
Managing the implementation of the Deane Road Cemetery restoration project
Working with the Committee to ensure delivery within budget, to the quality required by the client and funders and within the programme already established
Please send your CV and a covering letter, detailing your experience and suitability, to recruitment@deaneroadcemetery.com by November 30th 2010
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Dear Madam, searching for new opportunities of work in the field of conservation of the Jewish Heritage in Europe, we found your blog proposal.
We are a little Italian Jewish Conservation firm and we worked with special dedication in the conservation of Jewish Cemetries. Till now we completely restored the 7 old cemeteries of Padua and Rovigo (North-East Italy), we were ingaged in the starting works for the conservation of the old Jewish Cemetery of Nova Gorica (Sovenija), and we are starting the works on the old Cemetery of Lugo di Romagna (Italy). We also made the catalogue of quite all the cemeteries of North-East Italy, including the one of Venice.
We'll be pleased to work in England and we are seeking for occasions in order to give our expertise and to work in sharing with other experiences in order to improve a general conservation plan for the hundreds of Jewish graveyards scattered all over Europe.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Best wishes
Gadi Luzzatto Voghera
acr.restauro@fastwebnet.it
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