Konservator, cand. scient. cons. med speciale inden for stenmonumenter, skulpturer og bygningsintegrerede arkitekturelementer

This role requires specialized expertise as a conservator with an academic background equivalent to a cand.scient.cons. degree, focusing on the conservation of stone monuments, sculptures, and architecturally integrated building elements. The candidate must possess in-depth knowledge of material science related to stone and sculptural materials, including their degradation processes and appropriate conservation treatments. Practical competencies include assessing the condition of stone artifacts, planning and executing conservation interventions, and applying preventive conservation techniques to preserve cultural heritage. Familiarity with conservation ethics, documentation standards, and the use of scientific methods for analysis and monitoring is essential. The role demands proficiency in handling delicate and historically significant stoneworks, requiring precision and adherence to preservation standards. Experience with architectural conservation principles and collaboration with architects, historians, and other professionals in heritage management is implied. Although specific experience and education points are not provided, the advanced degree suggests a high level of academic rigor and specialized training in conservation science. The candidate should be adept at using conservation tools and materials suited for stone and sculptural elements, as well as maintaining compliance with relevant cultural heritage regulations and guidelines. Overall, the position calls for a conservator with a strong scientific foundation, practical conservation skills, and a focused specialization in stone and architectural heritage elements.