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Stained Glass Glazier/Conservator - Lincoln Cathedral

Due to an increased general workload and a forthcoming medieval conservation project Lincoln Cathedral Works Department wish to appoint an additional stained glass glazier / conservator skilled in working on historical and architectural stained glass. The Glazing Department is a small team dedicated to the care and maintenance of the large collection of stained glass and leaded windows of Lincoln Cathedral and the plain glazed windows of the Close Houses.

We are looking for someone who is able to demonstrate a high and diverse level of professionalism in the practical craft and who has an understanding of current stained glass conservation/preservation practices. A relevant recognised qualification or equivalent proven ability is essential. This post requires good organisational skills and you will be expected to work with minimum supervision to complete projects. The ability to produce restoration glass painting to a high standard would be preferred.

This post is initially offered as a two year fixed term contract. For further information please contact Tom Küpper at glazing@lincolncathedral.com or apply in writing with a full CV stating your current salary and including photographic evidence of projects to:

Mrs C M Heidschuster, Works Manager
Lincoln Cathedral Works Department
28 Eastgate, Lincoln LN2 4AA
Tel: 01522 561620
worksdepartment@lincolncathedral.com

Closing date 27^th April 2012
Interviews will take place on 8^th and 9^th May 2012.

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