Historic Resources Specialist - Architecture - Limited Service

Commerce & Community Development Agency; Montpelier (VT); Presencial; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation is seeking a Historic Resources Specialist to lead disaster recovery and resiliency efforts for flood-impacted historic communities. You will conduct regulatory reviews under Section 106 and state law, and evaluate Areas of Potential Effects to guide mitigation strategies.

You will manage the Flood Adaptation Application project, author a Flood Resiliency Booklet, and oversee re-evaluation of listings affected by buyouts or adaptations, with work in

Qualificações

• Master's degree in historic preservation, architectural history, or closely related field.
• Two years of professional experience in historic preservation or related program administration/management.
• Knowledge of Section 106 review and compliance under VSA regulations.
• Experience with flood adaptation and structural mitigation strategies.
• Ability to work in both office and field settings with travel requirements.

Responsabilidades

• Lead disaster recovery and resiliency efforts for flood-impacted historic communities.
• Conduct regulatory reviews under Section 106 and state law.
• Evaluate Areas of Potential Effects and advise communities on mitigation alternatives.
• Manage technical implementation of the Vermont Flood Adaptation Application.
• Author a Flood Resiliency Booklet and re-evaluate State and National Register listings for affected properties.

Conhecimentos

Section 106 knowledge

Flood adaptation experience

Office and field work

Formação académica

Master's degree in historic preservation or related field

2 years professional experience in historic preservation or related administration

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation seeks a Historic Resources Specialist to lead disaster recovery and resiliency efforts for flood-impacted historic communities. The role involves conducting regulatory reviews under Section 106 and state law, evaluating Areas of Potential Effects, advising communities on structural mitigation alternatives, and managing the technical implementation of the Vermont Flood Adaptation Application. The specialist will also author a Flood Resiliency Booklet and manage re-evaluation of State and National Register listings for properties affected by buyouts or adaptations.

Key qualifications:

• Master's degree in historic preservation, architectural history, or closely related field
• Two years of professional experience in historic preservation or related program administration and/or management
• Knowledge of Section 106 review and compliance under VSA regulations
• Experience with flood adaptation and structural mitigation strategies
• Ability to work in both office and field settings with difficult accessibility and travel requirements