Visitor service: To staff the front desk and proactively provide a friendly and inclusive welcome to visitors as they enter Dora House To support visitors in exploring our exhibitions so that they make the most of their visit To encourage visitors to keep in touch with the Society by joining our mailing list and to spread the word by following the Society on social media To keep a record of visitor figures Maintain a good understanding of the current exhibition and programme To promote and manage the sale of shop stock and exhibits and encourage donations To handle cash and credit/debit card sales, cashing up and maintain the security of cash Security and safety: To follow opening and closing procedures for exhibitions To invigilate the gallery spaces, providing object and site security To assist in preparing the galleries for events such as talks and private views To report hazards or concerns to the Director Volunteers: To support our volunteer programme, encouraging and helping volunteers to work alongside you General: To attend relevant training opportunities To assist with marketing and administration tasks where needed To carry out any other duties that may be reasonable required Please note: this role requires the regular movement of furniture, equipment and supplies and frequent use of stairs on a daily basis. Essential: Experience of working in a customer facing role Enthusiasm for meeting people from all walks of life Excellent customer service skills Strong interpersonal skills Experience of handling cash/credit cards accurately A flexible approach, willingness to accept responsibility and an ability to work on your own Desirable: An interest in contemporary art, especially sculpture as evidenced by previous volunteer, work or academic experience Experience of working with and supporting volunteers Behaviours: Reliability - these roles are essential in providing public access to our exhibitions Ability to work closely and effectively with a small team (there are currently three full timers in post) Ability to work comfortably and communicate with a wide range of people (artists, curators, members, funding bodies, Trustees, volunteers the public etc.) A positive mindset Knowledge of and commitment to providing equal access for all There are 2 freelancer positions available: Hourly salary: £13.15 Dates : For no more than six months across these dates:Job Summary
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Hours: Freelancer Position 1: Saturday, Monday & Tuesday (three
days per week), 10am-5pm
Freelancer Position 2: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday (four days per week), 10am-5pm
Monday 3 June – Saturday 13 July (inclusive) 2024
Saturday 20 July – Saturday 21 September (inclusive) 2024
Saturday 5 October – Saturday 30 November (inclusive)
2024
Please complete the form to apply indicating which of the two posts you are applying for.