Manager, Sculpture Laboratory

University of Nevada RenoReno, NV

About The Position

The University of Nevada, Reno, College of Liberal Arts is recruiting for a Manager, Sculpture Laboratory. This position is part-time (20 hrs/wk). This position manages all general laboratory operations and maintenance of sculpture facilities and storage areas. The position is also responsible for supervision, serves as the safety manager and has fiscal responsibilities. In addition, the incumbent provides instruction and support to the students. Key responsibilities include: Academic Instructional Support Conduct classroom and individual technical demonstrations as requested by faculty (in class and during Open Lab hours). Provide academic faculty/instructors in-class support to ensure students follow safe and proper studio procedures and understand the safe and proper use of materials and equipment. Provide one on one instructional support to advanced degree (BFA and MFA) students to ensure proper use of materials and procedures in the lab during specific lab hours. Safety Instruct/train students, faculty, and staff in safe operations and use of tools/equipment and materials. Supervise and oversee studio operations and use by undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff members. Ensure studio occupants/participants follow safe and proper studio procedures and understand the safe and proper use of equipment. Exercise authority to enforce safety rules and regulations and halt unsafe operations at any time Maintain and oversee a clean, organized, and safe working environment. Budget, Inventory, and Purchasing Monitor and manage sculpture area budgets (operating, lab fees, and sales accounts). Maintain active inventory of all supplies, tools, and equipment. Make purchases and maintain invoices/ receipts/ records with the Department of Art Administrative Assistant. Pick up and/or arrange deliveries of supplies, tools, and equipment.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s Degree and one year of related work experience; OR a Master’s Degree and no related work experience
  • Related experience: Experience in a similar laboratory/workshop
  • Certification or licensures required Valid Driver’s License with ability to drive a cargo van/truck
  • Within 6 months of hire, must be able to obtain the following: Powered Industrial Truck (Forklift Operator) OSHA-30 Defensive Driving First Aid/CPR Fire Safety Training

Responsibilities

  • Conduct classroom and individual technical demonstrations as requested by faculty
  • Provide academic faculty/instructors in-class support to ensure students follow safe and proper studio procedures and understand the safe and proper use of materials and equipment
  • Provide one on one instructional support to advanced degree (BFA and MFA) students to ensure proper use of materials and procedures in the lab during specific lab hours
  • Instruct/train students, faculty, and staff in safe operations and use of tools/equipment and materials
  • Supervise and oversee studio operations and use by undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff members
  • Ensure studio occupants/participants follow safe and proper studio procedures and understand the safe and proper use of equipment
  • Exercise authority to enforce safety rules and regulations and halt unsafe operations at any time
  • Maintain and oversee a clean, organized, and safe working environment
  • Monitor and manage sculpture area budgets (operating, lab fees, and sales accounts)
  • Maintain active inventory of all supplies, tools, and equipment
  • Make purchases and maintain invoices/ receipts/ records with the Department of Art Administrative Assistant
  • Pick up and/or arrange deliveries of supplies, tools, and equipment

Benefits

  • Health insurance options including dental and vision - Health Insurance
  • Generous annual, sick leave, long term disability and life insurance Faculty Benefits
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