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Cotswold Archaeology; Andover; On-site; GBP 39,000 - 43,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Senior Project Officer to lead significant archaeological projects across the UK. This role offers the opportunity to manage diverse teams, ensuring quality and compliance while promoting public awareness of archaeological heritage. With a commitment to professional development and a supportive environment, this position is perfect for those looking to advance their careers in archaeology. The successful candidate will benefit from a competitive salary, generous leave, and a range of attractive perks, making this a fantastic opportunity for passionate professionals in the field.

Benefits

Relocation assistance

Pension and life assurance schemes

31 days leave

Accommodation and subsistence payments

Paid CIfA membership

Employee Assistance Programme

Qualifications

• Experience in managing large archaeological projects.
• Strong report writing and staff management skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage project delivery on time and within budget.
• Ensure quality of archaeological records and oversee archive compilation.
• Promote public awareness of the company's work.

Skills

Knowledge of British archaeology

Project supervision experience

Report writing skills

Health and safety knowledge

Word-processing and database skills

Education

Membership of CIfA at least ACIFA

Tools

GPS

CAD

Job description

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SENIOR PROJECT OFFICERS

Andover

Salary - £39,495 - £42,108 (Dependent on Experience)

Permanent Contracts

Cotswold Archaeology is a growing and sustainable business employing over 350 staff across four offices. We are seeking ambitious Project Supervisors (PS) and talented Project Officers (PO) to advance their careers and lead large archaeological projects across the UK. Our projects include schemes in the field and upcoming projects for the next two years, offering leadership opportunities in some of the most significant archaeological work in the country.

All PSs, POs, and SPOs are expected to lead in publishing our work, with dissemination and outreach being core to our activities.

Our award-winning training programs support career progression from site archaeologist to managers and specialists.

The Package

Starting salary above the CIfA minimum:

• Senior Project Officer - £39,495 - £42,108 (Dependent on Experience)

Benefits include:

• Relocation assistance
• Pension and life assurance schemes
• 31 days leave (including Bank Holidays), increasing with service
• Lieu and overtime scheme for driving and extended travel time
• Accommodation and subsistence payments for away projects
• Paid CIfA membership
• Employee Assistance Programme

Membership of CIfA at PCIfA level is desirable. A current CSCS Health and Safety Card or pass is preferred; if not held, passing the CITB HS&E Operatives Test is required, arranged and paid for by CA. Personal protective equipment will be provided.

A full driving license and willingness to drive company vehicles are essential.

Projects are located near our offices, with opportunities for away projects involving accommodation and subsistence (£24/night).

Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Richard Greatorex at 07703 684031 for an informal discussion or to speak with an existing Project Officer about their experience.

Application deadline: Friday, 16th May 2025. Applications are reviewed as received, and offers may be made early.

CA is committed to inclusivity and will accommodate additional support needs. Contact [e-mail] for assistance.

Job Specification

Post Title: Senior Project Officer

Responsible to: Project Manager

Responsible for: Project Supervisors, Archaeologists, Trainees

Purpose: Lead archaeological projects, ensuring performance, quality, and understanding.

Main Activities:

1. Manage project delivery on time, within budget, and according to health and safety standards.
2. Develop staff through training, coaching, and improved practices.
3. Ensure quality of archaeological records and oversee archive compilation.
4. Author reports to publication standard.
5. Report project progress to Project Managers and liaise with stakeholders.
6. Maintain administrative records.
7. Manage vehicles, plant, and equipment.
8. Ensure health and safety compliance, including risk assessments.
9. Assist in pre-project planning and liaise with external parties.
10. Act as deputy for the Project Manager as needed.
11. Promote public awareness of CA's work.
12. Perform other duties as assigned.

Personal Specification

Essential:

• Knowledge of British archaeology and large project supervision experience.
• Understanding of business needs, budgets, and legislation.
• Report writing skills, staff management, and health and safety knowledge.
• Full manual driving license and ability to drive company vehicles.
• Word-processing and database skills.
• Membership of CIfA at least ACIFA.

Desirable:

• Specialist knowledge in archaeological periods or subjects.
• Potential for academic publication writing.
• Survey skills, including GPS and CAD knowledge.
• Possession of a current CSCS Health and Safety Card (training can be provided).