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The Maritime Research Division of the South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of South Carolina Columbia is seeking an Underwater Archaeologist (Archaeologist 1). The position is full-time with benefits and will work out of our Field Office in Charleston, South Carolina. We anticipate keeping the job announcement open until the end of October. We hope to offer the position by the end of November with a start date at an agreed upon time shortly thereafter. The successful candidate will work with a staff of four members and complement our efforts to preserve the maritime archaeological legacy in the rivers and coastal waters of South Carolina.

Underwater Archaeologist (Archaeologist 1):
The incumbent reports directly to the Sport Diver Archaeology Management Program (SDAMP) manager. The employee will work in tandem with the supervising archaeologist to meet the goals of the program, specifically as relating to education and outreach. The employee will act as the administrator for the hobby diver licensing process of SDAMP as well as manage all databases relating to the program. The employee will assume the role of the secondary archaeologist for the Charleston Office, and act as principal/co-principal investigator on SDAMP projects as designated by the SDAMP manager. The employee will also manage all Charleston Office equipment as well as act as a dive safety officer for the Maritime Research Division (MRD). This position requires periodic travel for fieldwork, presentations, and meetings.

Please visit the link for additional information and to apply for the job: https://uscjobs.sc.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1380833845988 and enter 006784 in the Requisition Number field and hit Search. For guidance on applying for the position or other related information please contact Ella Marshall, Human Resources Specialist, at 803-777-3821 or emccoy@mailbox.sc.edu.

For information about the MRD please visit: http://artsandsciences.sc.edu/sciaa/mrd/mrd_index.html

For more information about this position and duties please contact:

James D. Spirek
State Underwater Archaeologist
Maritime Research Division
South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology
University of South Carolina
1321 Pendleton Street
Columbia SC 29208 USA
Office phone: (803) 576-6566
Fax: (803) 254-1338
E-mail: spirek@sc.edu
SCIAA Web Site: http://www.cas.sc.edu/sciaa/
Maritime Research Division Website: http://www.cas.sc.edu/sciaa/mrd/mrd_index.html

or

Ashley M. Deming
Manager
The Sport Diver Archaeology Management Program
Maritime Research Division
South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology
University of South Carolina
Phone: 843-762-6105
Email: deming@sc.edu

2014 NOAA Ocean Exploration Funding, Thematic Priorities include;

Marine Archaeology: Interdisciplinary exploration, discovery, and initial documentation of significant submerged cultural heritage sites, at any water depth, including shipwrecks, submerged (previously subaerial) landscapes, aircraft, and other maritime or submerged cultural sites.

Marine Archaeology: OER supports standards for conducting marine archaeology projects and expeditions such as those enumerated in the Annex Rules of the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage. Archaeological surveying must be at an appropriate resolution to detect and characterize archaeological resources (<1m).

OER supports only the early stages, i.e., search, discovery, and characterization, of archaeological investigation.

At present, OER anticipates a total of approximately $3,000,000 will be available through this announcement. Depending on specifics of proposals received, OER hopes to be able to support approximately 8-15 awards, in the amounts of $10,000 to $2,500,000, through this solicitation.

Complete, maximum two-page, pre-proposals are required for all categories and must be received by 5:00 pm (EDT) on October 15, 2013. Full proposal submissions must be received by 5:00 pm (EST) on December 20, 2013.

2014 Flinders University Maritime Archaeology Field School, open for external applications

External applications are now open for the 2014 Flinders University Maritime Archaeology Field School held on Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia, which is scheduled from 2-16 February 2014.

The Maritime Archaeology Field School provides students with an introduction to the techniques of underwater survey, position fixing, mapping, photography, recording, excavation and conservation. Some lectures and videos will be provided on the various research methods and techniques used by maritime archaeologists. The Field School will include practical exercises, field work and associated lecture/seminars.

The course is open to non-Flinders student for the cost of tuition. Credit for the course may be applied to home universities. This is a great opportunity for staff development training for current practicing professionals. For more details and to apply to the field school please see: http://www.flinders.edu.au/ehl/archaeology/fieldwork/field-schools/maritime-field-school/maritime-field-school_home.cfm

Any questions, just email wendy.vanduivenvoorde@flinders.edu.au
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Wendy van Duivenvoorde, PhD
Lecturer in Maritime Archaeology
Deputy Director, Australian Consortium of Humanities Research Centres (ACHRC)
Department of Archaeology | Flinders University
GPO Box 2100 | Adelaide, SA 5001 | AUSTRALIA
CRICOS Provider: 00114A

Physical location: Humanities, room 277
Phone +61 8 8201 5195 | Fax +61 8 8201 2784 | E-mail wendy.vanduivenvoorde@flinders.edu.au

Program in Maritime Archaeology: http://www.flinders.edu.au/ehl/archaeology/postgrad-programs/by-coursework/in-maritime-archaeology.cfm
Department blog: http://flindersarchaeology.com/
Staff page: http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/wendy.vanduivenvoorde

Nicolaus Copernicus University, Assistant Lecturer, Underwater Archaeology:

Work in the following areas: underwater archeology; methodology of underwater archaeological research; research bridges and other water communication construction in prehistoric times and the Middle Ages in Europe; the development of shipbuilding in Europe; conducting basic diving course.

Apply today!

Historian Support Services, T.A. Consulting, Inc., Washington, DC

The contractor shall perform the following historian support services:

·  Work on primary projects of historical research and writing on the history of the United States Navy; research that shall include Joint, Combined, and Navy primary documents and sources.  Sections of the primary project shall be packaged to allow easy display of chapters or sections in shorter monographs, pamphlets, or articles including electronic versions.

Minimum Qualifications

The contractor personnel shall:

·  Possess or have the ability to obtain a SECRET clearance.

·  Be an expert in the field of Naval Military History with at least 20 years of Naval History experience that shall include experience in performing research at the National Archives and writing manuscripts for publications.

1) USS Kidd Veteran Memorial & Museum, a National Historic Landmark, and a proud member of the Historic Naval Ships Association and the Louisiana Association of Museums is seeking an exceptional candidate to serve as Executive Director.
The Executive Director is responsible for development, execution and management of policies, programs and initiatives of the memorial, as directed by the commissioners, and consistent with the memorial’s mission.
The applicant must provide leadership characterized by an ability to engage commissioners and major stakeholders, develop and empower staff, build credibility, carry out plans and imbue a culture of professionalism and accomplishment.
The applicant must be able to build relationships with commissioners, major donors, the community and civic leaders.
He/she must have fund raising leadership ability that includes acquisition of major gifts and grants from foundations, corporations, individuals and the public sector at local state and national levels.
The Executive director is expected to maintain fiduciary responsibility over the financials of the Louisiana Naval War Memorial Foundation and Commission.  Please submit a cover letter and resume to: Chairman Joe Jenkins, 13606 Hico Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70714-466, or JoJenkins@cox.net. All resumes must be submitted by October 15, 2013.

2) Marketing & Events Officer, Hampshire & Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology, closes 20 September

3) Oregon Sea Grant Program Director

Oregon State University is recruiting for a 12-month full time Oregon Sea Grant Director.  Oregon Sea Grant was founded in 1968 and is based at OSU. Oregon Sea Grant supports research, education and public engagement to help people understand, responsibly interact with and conserve ocean and coastal resources and communities. The Director is knowledgeable about current coastal and marine issues important to the state and the nation and will broadly oversee inclusive planning processes that identify diverse and innovative approaches to set program priorities.

Required qualifications include a Master’s Degree or a terminal degree in a field relevant to the Sea Grant Program strategic plan, demonstrated successful leadership and managerial experience, success in securing internal and external funding for instruction, research, service and outreach, proven experience and commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, an ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with a variety of stakeholders, such as university administrators, academic unit leaders, faculty and staff, legislators, government agency leaders and the public with strong communication and interpersonal skills, and an international reputation for achievement meriting appointment as a tenured full professor. Preferred qualifications include an earned PhD in a natural or social science field, demonstrated successful leadership in the strategic planning and management of a large and complex organization or research program, experience with fundraising and development, experience in liaison with local communities and a commitment to high quality and innovative research, outreach and extended education.  Salary is commensurate with education and experience.

Founded in 1868, Oregon State University is one of only two American universities designated as a Land-, Sea-, Sun- and Space-Grant University and is the only one in Oregon recognized for its “very high research activity” (RU/VH) by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. OSU is Oregon’s largest public research university, conducting more than 60 percent of the research funded throughout the state’s university system and bringing in a record $250 million in scientific grants and contracts this year.

To review the posting and apply, go to http://oregonstate.edu/jobs.  Apply to posting #0011152. To ensure full consideration, applications must be received by September 15, 2013. Applications will continue to be accepted after the full consideration date until the position is filled. The closing date is subject to change without notice to applicants.  OSU is an AA/EOE.

4) Collections Assistant and Archives Specialist, Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum

5) Office Manager, Queen Anne’s Revenge Laboratory, closes 16 September

The position is based at the NCDCR QAR Lab, East Carolina University, West Research Campus, approximately 10 miles west of downtown Greenville. Position is responsible to the Queen Anne’s Revenge Lab Director/Underwater Archaeology Branch Chief Conservator and will work cooperatively with others in the QAR Project team.  The QAR Lab Manager will facilitate efficient and effective work at the QAR Lab including through management of lab supplies, equipment and records in support of all aspects of work for documentation, investigation and conservation, of archaeological artifacts recovered from a marine underwater environment. This can involve participation in recovery of artifacts from the shipwreck site of Queen Anne’s Revenge (QAR) and treatment and documentation through their transfer to museum. Other duties will include, but not be limited to, public education and outreach, training and supervision of students
closes 9/16

6) Collections Assistant, Object Specialist New York, NY
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is one of America’s leading historic, cultural and educational institutions. Opened in 1982, the Museum, anchored aboard the former USS Intrepid, a national historic landmark, has welcomed more than 10 million visitors and currently welcomes almost one million visitors annually. The Museum’s mission is “to honor our heroes, educate the public and inspire our youth.” The Museum pursues this mission through a dynamic and enriching exhibition environment recounting human stories behind the machinery on display in relation to the service era of the Intrepid: in World War II, the Cold War, NASA recovery missions and three tours in Vietnam. In connection thereto, the Museum delivers a broad range of credible, innovative, and engaging educational programs supplementing classroom learning in history, science, and leadership as well as extensive public and proprietary programs honoring those who serve our country – all to inspire our youth.
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum seeks a highly motivated individual to fill the full-time position of Collections Assistant. This person will report to the Collections Manager and work with the larger Exhibits Department to fulfill the mission of the Intrepid Museum. The Collections Assistant will support all aspects of the Collections Program including accessioning, policy development and exhibition preparation. Within the Collections Program, the Collections Assistant will focus on the artifact collection. This position requires organization, strong communication, physical agility and a can-do attitude.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Assist with the day to day collections tasks which may include: housing and preparation of documents and artifacts, fabrication of mounts, exhibit installation, preventive conservation and research assignments.
Cataloging of incoming object acquisitions and new collections items discovered onboard.
Participate in the photographing, scanning and digitization of artifacts, documents and photographs.
Enter detailed, appropriate and accurate data into the Museum’s database, TMS.
Assist in the relocation and proper housing of artifacts.
Participate in collections review meetings to determine proper status of various collection items.
Aid in the research and development of collections policies.
Perform other duties as required by management
The ideal candidate will have a BA/BS, MA preferred in Museum Studies, History or other relevant discipline and a minimum of 1-2 years museum registration and/or collections experience or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. This person will have experience with object handling and preventative conservation; knowledge of accepted museum registration and collections management procedures and practices; experience with collections management databases (TMS preferred), cataloguing standards and controlled vocabularies. The candidate must be technically literate, including experience with digital photography and the processing and management of digital media. He/she must have strong organizational, interpersonal and computer skills. The candidate must be able to maneuver through dimly lit narrow passageways, climb up/down steep ladders and move heavy collections objects with assistance. Ability to work weekends, holidays, and evenings as necessary.
For consideration e-mail resume with salary requirements to: resume@intrepidmuseum.org.
Be sure to include the title of the position you are interested in and your salary requirements.
We offer a competitive salary, benefits and the opportunity to be a part of a very rewarding time in the Museum’s history!
NO PHONE CALLS. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is an equal opportunity employer.

Requisition Number : IE82644
Interest Category : Environmental/Sciences
Interest Sub Category : Archaeology
Job Title : Underwater Archaeologist
Employment Category/Status : full-time
Type of Position : Temporary
Country : U.S.
State : Maryland
City : Germantown
Minimum Requirements : M.A. or M.S., in Anthropology, Nautical Archaeology, or related field, and a minimum 9 years of underwater and terrestrial archaeological experience including shipwreck documentation, ship reconstruction, and archaeological conservation; must meet Secretary of Interior (SOI) standards (36 CFR 61) in archaeology. The candidate will have DAN O2 training, SCUBA First Aid and CPR training with AED, dry suit training, and Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver certifications. The candidate will be well versed in standard and advanced underwater and nautical archaeological techniques for all phases of archaeological investigations with specific experience with underwater pipelines. The candidate must be prepared for field, lab, and office tasks, including data analysis and report writing within a NEPA or European ESIA regulatory environment. Successful candidate will have demonstrated skills in the successful execution of underwater archaeology and marine remote sensing projects. The candidate must have supervisory experience on all phases of archaeological projects, as well as skills in personnel and project management and must have excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication, data organization, attention to detail, and logistics coordination skills; must be able to mentor and guide staff in underwater/nautical projects. Field projects could be located anywhere in the US and will include overseas deployment; travel will be required. Valid Driver’s License required. Candidate will have demonstrated capability to write technical reports, and writing sample will be required. US Citizenship requirement because of work on federal contracts. Qualified applicants who are offered a position must pass a pre-employment substance abuse test.
Job Description : The Cultural Resources Group of URS is actively seeking a creative, highly talented Underwater Archaeologist for employment through the Germantown, Maryland office, for project work throughout the United States and overseas. The appropriately qualified applicant will be able to demonstrate an established career in Archaeology. URS is proud to provide our employees with exciting, challenging projects.

The Underwater Archaeologist will provide support to cultural resource projects throughout the US and on international work, as available. The Underwater Archaeologist will have extensive knowledge of data collection and field techniques, implement archaeological inventory, evaluation, and data recovery efforts, analyze artifacts, and assist in the scoping of archaeological projects and prepare and quality review compliance reports. The Underwater Archaeologist will provide regulatory compliance support for International, Federal, state, municipal, and/or commercial clients. The Underwater Archaeologist will be able to serve as a Field Director, Task Manager, or Principal Investigator and be experienced in the successful execution of underwater archaeology and marine remote sensing projects as well as in personnel and project management. The Underwater Archaeologist will be working predominantly with the underwater team, but will report to the Archaeology Program Manager. The Underwater Archaeologist will support underwater archaeology projects, work closely with junior and senior staff, and work independently in field situations as necessary. This position supports all phases of archaeological investigation and regulatory compliance.

This position will include manual labor including excavation with hydraulic dredges and moving field equipment while on vessels or underwater. The Underwater Archaeologist should have the ability to perform bending, kneeling, standing, and lifting and carrying objects weighing 50 lbs repeatedly and must have a tolerance for working in outdoor environments in a wide range of weather conditions.

The position may also include project-specific medium to long-term deployments to field sites and/or client offices.

Primary responsibilities:
• Performs remote sensing data collection, diving and archaeological fieldwork, laboratory analysis, documentation, and interpretation focusing on the identification and evaluation of archaeological resources, writing determinations of eligibility and assessing effects on historic properties;
• Leads crews and serves as Field Director, Task Manager, or Principal Investigator, including scheduling work and making individual or team work assignments and leading the instruction of others in the use of equipment, technology, and field methods;
• Communicates and coordinates with Historic Preservation Specialists regarding identified archaeological issues;
• Coordinates with governmental agencies and other interested parties regarding applicable state, national, and international laws and regulations;
• Coordinates with clients and International subcontractors or Governments regarding ESIA consultation
• Coordinates with clients and subcontractors;
• Writes and quality review technical archaeological reports and coordinates with involved parties to assist in making decisions about project alternatives and the resolution of adverse effects to historic resources and cultural heritage;
• Collects information and makes judgments through observation, interviews, and the review of documents;
• Works with technical field, lab and office staff, managers and administrative staff to ensure that projects meet URS quality standards.
EOE M/F/D/V

Underwater Archaeologist, URS Corporation.

M.A. or M.S., in Anthropology, Nautical Archaeology, or related field, and a minimum 9 years of underwater and terrestrial archaeological experience including shipwreck documentation, ship reconstruction, and archaeological conservation; must meet Secretary of Interior (SOI) standards (36 CFR 61) in archaeology. The candidate will have DAN O2 training, SCUBA First Aid and CPR training with AED, dry suit training, and Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver certifications. The candidate will be well versed in standard and advanced underwater and nautical archaeological techniques for all phases of archaeological investigations with specific experience with underwater pipelines. The candidate must be prepared for field, lab, and office tasks, including data analysis and report writing within a NEPA or European ESIA regulatory environment. Successful candidate will have demonstrated skills in the successful execution of underwater archaeology and marine remote sensing projects. The candidate must have supervisory experience on all phases of archaeological projects, as well as skills in personnel and project management and must have excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication, data organization, attention to detail, and logistics coordination skills; must be able to mentor and guide staff in underwater/nautical projects. Field projects could be located anywhere in the US and will include overseas deployment; travel will be required. Valid Driver’s License required. Candidate will have demonstrated capability to write technical reports, and writing sample will be required. US Citizenship requirement because of work on federal contracts. Qualified applicants who are offered a position must pass a pre-employment substance abuse test.

Job Description:     The Cultural Resources Group of URS is actively seeking a creative, highly talented Underwater Archaeologist for employment through the Germantown, Maryland office, for project work throughout the United States and overseas. The appropriately qualified applicant will be able to demonstrate an established career in Archaeology. URS is proud to provide our employees with exciting, challenging projects.

Northern Ireland Maritime Archaeologist, Department of the Environment, closes September 6.

Wessex Archaeology are seeking Project Managers to join our successful Coastal & Marine team in Salisbury on a permanent basis, delivering a comprehensive range of consulting and contracting services to marine development and curatorial clients. You will report to the Director, Coastal & Marine.

An experienced heritage/marine professional, you will be educated to degree level in an appropriate subject and ideally a post graduate qualification in maritime archaeology. You should have project management level experience in a professional commercial marine archaeological or related environment and preferably experience in preparing content for bids and tenders, input into marine environmental impact assessments and desk-based assessment. The role would suit an experienced Senior Project Officer wishing to further their career.

A full UK Driving Licence is essential. Membership of the Institute for Archaeologists (MIfA) and/or other appropriate professional body is desirable. An appropriate diving qualification to CMAS 3* or equivalent would be an advantage. Experience of using the Microsoft office suite of software and GIS would be advantageous.

Applicants are invited to submit a completed application form with a copy of their CV; and returned by e-mail to applications@wessexarch.co.uk or by post to Human Resources at:

Wessex Archaeology
Portway House
Old Sarum Park
SALISBURY
SP4 6EB

Applications must be received by noon on Friday 30 August 2013.Interviews are planned for mid-September 2013.An immediate start is preferable but not essential.

For more information about the post please ring Ellen Barnes Business Manager C&M on 01722 326867.

Whilst Wessex Archaeology welcomes applications from all sections of the community and is committed to promoting equality of opportunity, it is essential that all applicants must be either a British citizen, EU National or hold a full work visa and where appropriate be registered under the Worker Registration Scheme, or must hold a current work permit.Proof of identity and eligibility to work in the UK will be required prior to commencement of employment

1) Curator of Education, New Bedford Whaling Museum, ncd

 

2) Museum Technician, Great Lakes Naval Training Center, closes 12 August

The Great Lakes Naval Museum’s mission is to select, collect, preserve and interpret the history of the United States Navy with particular emphasis on the Navy’s only “boot camp” at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois.  You will serve as a Museum Technician/Specialist at the museum and assist higher level staff with implementation and management of historic artifact and archival collection activities and maintenance of museum galleries.

Underwater Archaeologist, Naval History and Heritage Command. Closes August 1, apply now.

This position is at the Underwater Archaeology Branch, Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC), Washington, DC. Responsible for managing and conducting archaeological research and survey on the Navy’s over 17,000 sunken military craft. Conserves and curates artifacts associated with Navy sunken military craft and undertakes public outreach initiatives to inform the Navy and the public of their maritime heritage.   

1) Curator, Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston

2) Chief Curator, New Bedford Whaling Museum

A position in the Underwater Archaeology branch at the Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC) will be advertised in the next few days. I hope that you can help us develop a good pool of candidate underwater archaeologists by sharing this with your networks.

The advertisement will be for a GS-0193-12 ($60,274-78,355 without locality pay, $74,872-97,333 with locality pay) position located at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, DC. Unfortunately, relocation expenses will not be paid. The candidate pool is all US citizens. The primary duties of this position involve management of NHHC’s Archaeology & Conservation Laboratory, responsibility for conservation and curation of the Branch’s archaeological collections, leading or supporting maritime archaeological research, contributing to the development of historic preservation policy, and undertaking educational outreach initiatives.

The Underwater Archaeology program at NHHC operates an active research, compliance and conservation program associated with Navy ship and aircraft wrecks. Information on the program can be found at http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/nhcorg12.htm.

This position will be advertised in USA Jobs.

Many thanks –

Jay

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Jay Thomas, PhD
Assistant Director for Collections Management
Naval History and Heritage Command
v (202) 433-7562
http://www.history.navy.mil

1) Exhibitions Development Coordinator, National Maritime Museum, Cornwall, closes 28 June.

2) Education Assistant, Columbia River Maritime Museum, closes 22 July.

3) Executive Director, Tahoe Maritime Museum, apply today.

The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI), Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE), on behalf of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), intends to competitively award a contract entitled “A Comparative Analysis of an Oil Spill on the Biota Inhabiting Several Gulf of Mexico Shipwrecks: Archaeological Analysis”. This procurement is being conducted in accordance with FAR Part 15. The BSEE, Acquisition Operations Branch, is the contracting office for this procurement and the resultant contract administration. The Government intends to award a cost-reimbursement type contract, subject to the availability of funds, for this effort. The period of performance of the resultant contract is anticipated to be 36 months. The estimated cost of this study is between $356,000 and $450,000. The applicable NAICS Code is 541990, All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. All potential offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) (www.sam.gov) in order to receive Government contracts.

This study will be sponsored by the National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP). NOPP is a collaboration of federal agencies to provide leadership and coordination of national oceanographic research and education initiatives. BOEM is working in collaboration with the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) and BSEE to support and promote increased understanding of the effects of oil and/or dispersant exposure on shipwrecks and their resident biota. This study will require the deployment of a 3-D scanner (using a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), stationary tripod, or other devices) at each of the shipwreck sites in water depths up to 5,000 feet. It will also require the contractor to conduct an analysis of ROV video footage (newly and previously collected) and updating of existing archaeological site plans to demonstrate degradation and changes in site formation over time. The study area is the Central and Western Planning Areas of the Gulf of Mexico. Twenty (20) days of ship time aboard Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) research vessels, operating personnel, and an ROV will be made available to the contractor in FY 2014. In addition, two ten-day (10) cruises are anticipated in Fall 2013 and Spring or Summer 2014. Vessel costs will be shared by BOEM and the NRL through the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) program. In-kind support will be provided by BSEE. Team efforts among academia, industry, and government participants are required (at least 2 of the 3). Cost sharing or proposals augmenting ongoing partnership efforts are strongly encouraged. Continual communication and coordination between the contractor and BOEM, NRL, and BSEE are required throughout the duration of the project. This study consists of three (3) main tasks: (1) Conduct field investigations of each site: (2) Analysis and data interpretations; and (3) Public outreach.

HOW TO COMPETE FOR THIS CONTRACT: If you are interested in participating in this acquisition, please send your organization’s name, point of contact, address, telephone and fax numbers, email address, and DUNS Number via email to Christy Tardiff at christy.tardiff@bsee.gov or via U.S. Mail to Christy Tardiff, BSEE Acquisition Operations Branch, HE 2306, 381 Elden Street, Herndon, Virginia 20170. Responses are due no later than 2:00 P.M. Eastern Time, Tuesday, June 25, 2013. Those organizations expressing an interest in this opportunity will receive a copy of the complete solicitation upon issuance. Reference Solicitation No. M13PS00035 and title “A Comparative Analysis of an Oil Spill on the Biota Inhabiting Several Gulf of Mexico Shipwrecks: Archaeological Analysis” on all correspondence. TELEPHONE INQUIRIES ARE STRONGLY DISCOURAGED.

More Information, follow this link.

South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA):

SAHRA is seeking a committed, dedicated, dynamic and hardworking person to fill the position of Heritage Officer: Maritime Underwater Services. The incumbent will report directly to the Divisional Manager and will be expected to assist in the management and protection of Heritage Resources sites by conducting research, locating, assessing and monitoring MUCH sites. The successful candidate must also be able to assist in the coordination of activities related to capacity building and awareness raising programmes as well as assisting the Divisional Manager with various administrative and operational duties.

Closes 19 June, Apply Today!

Archaeological Director

Lake Champlain Maritime Museum

Date: June 2013       FTE:  100%
Supervisor:  CEO      Status: Exempt            

Position Summary: The Archaeological Director provides leadership to all operations of the LCMM’s Maritime Research Institute (MRI) with the intent of maintaining MRI’s reputation for sound scholarship and expert underwater cultural resource management.  The position is responsible for identifying, securing and executing compliance-related and grant-funded underwater archaeological projects, archaeological publications and exhibits, and archaeological conservation projects. 

The Archaeological Director reports to LCMM’s Executive Director, is a member of LCMM’s senior staff, and oversees a staff of five, plus volunteers and interns.

Duties and Responsibilities:
• Ensure all MRI operations and projects are consistent with the mission and core values of the LCMM. 
• Oversee all aspects of MRI operations.
• Secure and execute archaeological, conservation, exhibit(s) and publications projects.
• Provide primary source content for the development of LCMM exhibits, website and publications. 
• Oversee the submission of grant proposals for underwater archaeological and conservation projects, and the execution of and reporting on grant funded work. 
• Attend board of directors meetings and participate in board committees at the request of the CEO.
• See that rigorous dive safety standards are maintained in dive operations at all times
• Support all museum initiatives, including fundraising, programs and events.
• Work with CFO to develop and manage MRI budgets.
• Share MRI underwater archaeological results with LCMM staff and the public.
• Represent LCMM in public forums via meetings and presentations.
• Be willing and able to travel 10 to 20 weeks per year.

Job Requirements and Skills:
Education:
• Master’s degree or PhD in History, Anthropology or related field.  Specialization in Nautical or Maritime Archaeology preferred.
• Dive master or better dive certification.
• DAN O2 Administration, First Aid and CPR
• HAZWOPER 40 (or ability/willingness to acquire training)

Experience:
• Minimum of 7 years experience in the cultural resource management as it applies to submerged cultural resources. 
• Knowledge of historic preservation laws, including Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act.
• Knowledge of dive safety regulations including EM 385-1-1.
• Experience listing sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
• Proficiency in small boat operations, USCG Captain’s license preferred.
• Proficiency in MS Word, MS Office, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat.  GIS experience is desirable. 
• Proficiency in the preparation of Diving Safety Manuals, Dive Operations Plans, Activity Hazards Analysis, Emergency Management Plans, and Float Plans. 
• Demonstrated record of scholarship.
• Proficiency in the use of underwater remote sensing technology including side scan sonar, marine magnetometers and remotely operated vehicles.
• Proficiency in the analysis and interpretation of underwater remote sensing data.
• Demonstrated successful grant-writing track record.

Skills:
• Excellent supervisory and client service skills.
• Attention to detail; ability to lead and follow processes and procedures from beginning to end.
• Ability to lead teams and desire to work as part of an interdependent team.
• Strong analytical, organization and interpersonal skills.
• Demonstrated project management skills, including excellent follow-through for multiple projects at multiple locations; ability to work independently.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to utilize data of all kinds to inform the decision-making process.

Applicants to submit their resume and cover letter via email to Adam Kane, LCMM Co-Executive Director (adamk@lcmm.org).  Applications accepted until July 5, 2013.  For more information about the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum go to www.lcmm.org.

Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc. (SEARCH) is seeking a full time Principal Investigator to complement our Maritime Division for multiple projects throughout the United States, Caribbean, and Pacific. This position can be based out of the Orlando, Gainesville, Jacksonville, or Pensacola, FL, Washington, DC, or New England SEARCH offices and offers a competitive compensation and benefits package.

Successful candidates must be M.A. level (M.A. in hand, no ABT considered) or above and be experienced on the water. Must demonstrate Ten (10) years or more experience on your CV. Must be eligible to be certified as a Registered Professional Archaeologist.

You need to demonstrate:
• Project Management (multiple projects/types), client management, business development, and the ability to supervise multiple maritime archaeologists, project archaeologists, and field staff
• Knowledge in the use and analysis of CHIRP sub-bottom profilers, dual frequency side scan sonars, magnetometers, and hydrographic echo sounders;
• Proficiency in the operation of small boats and the ability to troubleshoot small engines, electronics, pumps, and trailers;
• Certification in SCUBA diving, knowledge of surface supplied air diving, willingness to learn surface supplied air diving. Detailed certifications must be included on your CV.

The successful applicant must have a developed capacity for attention to detail, be organized, able to work well on simultaneous projects, and be able to meet deadlines. Experience in cultural resource management, terrestrial archaeology, and the preparation of deliverables for the DoD and USACE is preferred. Applicants should have a demonstrated proficiency in HyPack, SonarWiz, MS Word, MS Office Pro suite, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. GIS experience is desirable. Applicants must be available to travel to locations worldwide for extended periods of time and must be able to receive government security clearances.

For immediate consideration, please forward a cover letter, resume, salary history and three (3) professional references to Amy Semesco, amy@searchinc.com. All inquires will be treated with discretion.

SEARCH is an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace. Pre-employment drug testing and a criminal background check are conducted upon hire.  Go to www.searchinc.com for more information about SEARCH.

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