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Heritage Preservation and Field Support Solutions in New Plymouth, New Zealand, is seeking an organised Administrator for a three-month fixed-term role. It is a part-time position (approximately 15–20 hours per week) with typical hours 9am–3pm across 3–5 weekdays, offering flexibility by agreement.
You’ll support the Director and studio team with day-to-day administration, streamline systems, and help keep workloads on track.
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Heritage Preservation and Field Support Solutions - New Plymouth, North Island
Heritage Preservation | New Plymouth
3-month fixed-term position | School-hours friendly
Looking for a part-time role that fits around school hours and is a little more interesting than the average office job?
Heritage Preservation is a specialist cultural materials conservation studio in New Plymouth. Our team works with a fascinating range of artworks, objects and taonga, helping preserve them for future generations.
We are entering a busy period and we're looking for someone who can step in, get organised and make a real difference. Over three months, you'll provide additional administrative capacity to our Director and studio team, helping us streamline systems, stay ahead of our workload and support the smooth running of the studio.
We're looking for an organised, capable Administrator to join our small team for a three-month fixed term. This is a hands-on administration role supporting our Director and wider studio team and helping keep the day-to-day business running smoothly. We want to be flexible for the right candidate and anticipate approximately 15-20 hours per week, worked across 3-5 weekdays between 9am and 3pm, with flexibility by agreement.
Heritage Preservation | New Plymouth
3-month fixed-term position | School-hours friendly
Looking for a part-time role that fits around school hours and is a little more interesting than the average office job?
Heritage Preservation is a specialist cultural materials conservation studio in New Plymouth. Our team works with a fascinating range of artworks, objects and taonga, helping preserve them for future generations.
We are entering a busy period and we're looking for someone who can step in, get organised and make a real difference. Over three months, you'll provide additional administrative capacity to our Director and studio team, helping us streamline systems, stay ahead of our workload and support the smooth running of the studio.
We're looking for an organised, capable Administrator to join our small team for a three-month fixed term. This is a hands-on administration role supporting our Director and wider studio team and helping keep the day-to-day business running smoothly. We want to be flexible for the right candidate and anticipate approximately 15-20 hours per week, worked across 3-5 weekdays between 9am and 3pm, with flexibility by agreement.
No two days in the studio are quite the same. Your work will include:
managing calendars, appointments and day-to-day administration
communicating professionally with clients, suppliers and other organisations
organising digital records and project files
preparing and formatting documents
assisting with project administration, travel arrangements and purchasing
helping maintain our social media and other communications
supporting meetings, staff activities and studio events
keeping office supplies, records and routine operational tasks organised
helping the Director and team stay on top of priorities.
You won't be expected to be a conservator or have a heritage background. We're looking for someone who is lives and breathes administration.
You'll probably enjoy this role if you're the person who notices what needs doing, keeps track of the details and gets satisfaction from making things run well.
We're looking for someone who is:
highly organised and reliable
confident working independently and taking initiative
comfortable juggling several small priorities
an excellent written and verbal communicator
confident with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
comfortable learning new digital systems
professional and discreet when handling confidential information
detail-focused, practical and willing to pitch in when needed.
Previous administration, office management, executive support or similar experience would be valuable.
This isn't a conventional office environment. You'll be working alongside a small team of heritage professionals in a working conservation studio, with projects involving everything from artworks and historic objects to archaeological material and taonga.
It offers interesting, varied work without requiring a full-time commitment. For the right person, it could be an excellent opportunity to bring established administration skills into a very different environment.