Project Support Officer & Finance Officer

Conway Mill Preservation Trust Ltd

Conway Mill 5-7 Conway Street Belfast BT13 2DE

26 Mar 2007

Project Director

moya@conwaymill.org

To facilitate a capital refurbishment project, Conway Mill Preservation Trust wishes to recruit suitably qualified and experienced people to the following posts:

Project Support Officer will work with the Steering and practioners groups and liaise with tenants, contractor and local residents.
Finance Officer will be responsible for establishing, maintaining and reporting financial procedures and processes.

Project Support Officer (£26,187 plus pension)

To coordinate, facilitate, and record project activities including Steering committee, practitioners group and related meetings. Liaise with tenants, contractors and local residents to ensure smooth and efficient working environments during major refurbishment and implement relocation of tenants as necessary.

Must have:

1. experience of project management
2. excellent oral and written reporting skills
3. excellent communication and negotiation ability
4. excellent knowledge of Microsoft office and finance packages.

Finance Officer (£18,450 plus pension)

To establish and operate efficient and effective administrative and financial procedures for Conway Mill particularly relating to capital refurbishment project.

Must have:

1. experience of financial administration, general office administration
2. good communication skills
3. high standard of knowledge of Microsoft Office and other finance packages.

Both posts are funded to 31 March 2010

Application Forms can be requested by emailing moya@conwaymill.org or apply in writing to Project Director, Conway Mill Preservation Trust, Conway Mill, 5-7, Conway Street, Belfast BT13 2DE

Completed application forms must be returned to the Board of Directors, Conway Mill Preservation Trust, Conway Mill, 5-7, Conway Street, Belfast BT13 2DE no later than 12 Noon on Monday 26 March 2007.

Late applications will not be accepted.

Interviews will take place during the week of 2 April 2007.

These posts have been funded through DSD Neighbourhood Renewal