Summary of essential job functions▪Travel to various site locations across Ireland, with temporary accommodation as required
▪Ensure compliance with the Integrated Management System (IMS) and all Quality, Environmental, Health & Safety, and Waste Management policies
▪Supervise a team of archaeologists in excavation and recording tasks
▪Maintain adequate on-site staffing levels and liaise with the Site Manager accordingly
▪Assist with daily site operations, including mobilisation, groundworks, fencing, manual handling, logistics, and demobilisation
▪Provide on-site training and orientation for staff
▪Enforce disciplinary codes of conduct and report issues to the Site Manager
▪Ensure sufficient tools, equipment, and resources are available
▪Implement excavation strategies to meet budget and schedule requirements
▪Maintain high standards in site archives, documentation, and record-keeping (including machinery usage and staff performance)
▪Act as Site Manager in their short-term absence
▪Conduct archaeological monitoring of construction/demolition works as needed
▪Contribute to the production and delivery of draft, preliminary, and final reports
▪Complete assigned post-excavation tasks efficiently and ensure timely delivery
▪Oversee the progress of subordinates in post-excavation work
▪Adhere to defined project milestones and deadlines
▪Communicate project report requirements to all relevant stakeholders
Minimum Requirements▪Degree in archaeology or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant experience
▪Strong knowledge of excavation techniques and site/post-excavation procedures
▪Experience working on various site types
▪Full Category B driving license and own transport
▪Valid SOLAS Safe Pass & Manual Handling Certificate
Abilities Required▪Excellent communication (oral and written) skills
▪Good organisational skills
▪Multi-tasking and time management abilities
▪Ability to mediate and facilitate discussions
▪Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel
▪Ability to work on own initiative
▪Knowledge of Irish Archaeology and History
