We are currently seeking addtional field archaeologists to assist FarrimondMacManus Ltd in excavation of a large prehistoric/early medieval occupation site close to Carrickfergus, Co Antrim with immediate start and for a duration of between 8 – 10weeks.  The site is easily commutable from Belfast by train.
We also require a number of archaeological assistants for a 2 week excavation on Rathlin Island in November with accomodation provided and option to relocate to Carrickfergus after.


Payscale:
Field Archaeologists (less than 6 months experience):  £19760 p.a / £380 pw
Field Archaeologists:  £20800 - £23400 p.a / £400 - £450 per week depending upon experience

Candidates for the position of Field Archaeologist should have the following:

• Degree in archaeology or relevant subject OR demonstrable experience in archaeological site excavation and recording within the UK and/or Ireland
• Valid CSCS / CSR / Safe Pass H&S card
• Ability to work as part of a team
• UK / EU Driving licence desirable
• Eligible to work in the UK

Working conditions include:

• 37.5hr week
• Flexible Working arrangements
• 20 Days Holiday Pay + Statutory Holiday
• Company Pension Scheme
• PPE provided as standard.
  
  

Please download application forms and send to ciara@farrimondmacmanus.co.uk
All candidates must be eligible to work in UK without restriction and with UK bank account and National Insurance Number.
FarrimondMacManus Ltd is an equal employer.  All applications will be considered based upon relevant experience and skills and do not discriminate against any job applicant on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex.

We are currently recruiting for a Land and Measured Building surveyor to join our expanding survey division. The position will largely focus on 3D measured surveys for architectural and engineering projects but will also include topographic survey.
Ideally the candidate should have at least 2 years continuous post graduate experience on a wide range of projects with a specific focus on producing high quality accurate surveys delivered to tight deadlines. The candidate should be able to demonstrate experience in the use of a wide range of survey instrumentation, along with the post processing skills required to produce a detailed final 2D / 3D survey. Experience of producing high quality survey output in CAD format is also essential.


Other requirements include:

• BTEC/HNC/Hons Degree in construction built environment or degree in Geomatics
• A committed attitude and eagerness to learn in a fast paced industry
• Ability to use your own initiative with good problem solving skills.
• Ability to work both as part of a team and also indepentantly when required.
• Have pride for high quality survey work.
• Effective communication skills and good time keeping
• Freedom to travel over the whole of Ireland/UK with some overnight stays
• Driving licence

All candidates must be eligible to work in UK without restriction and with UK bank account and National Insurance Number.

For more i nformation and to apply please send your CV to info@farrimondmacmanus.co.uk

FarrimondMacManus Ltd is an equal employer. All applications will be considered based upon relevant experience and skills and do not discriminate against any job applicant on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex.

We are currently seeking archaeologists of various grades to assist FarrimondMacManus Ltd in the delivery of archaeological projects throughout Northern Ireland with positions commencing 19th October for between 10 - 12 weeks.  No working away is expected, however accommodation/transportation costs are provided where required.  

As a small multi-disciplinary company we provide staff at all levels experience in all aspects of our business activities offering a wide range of employment opportunities from archaeological excavation, post excavation, GIS, survey and CAD.  

Payscale:
Junior Archaeologists (less than 3 months experience):  £16900 p.a / £325 pw
Field Archaeologists:  £18200 - £19500 p.a / £350 - £375 per week depending upon experience
Supervisors:  £19760 - £21320 p.a / £380 - £410 per week

Candidates for the position of Field Archaeologist should have the following:

• Degree in archaeology or relevant subject OR demonstrable experience in archaeological site excavation and recording within the UK and/or Ireland
• Valid CSCS / CSR / Safe Pass H&S card
• Ability to work as part of a team
• UK / EU Driving licence desirable

Candidates for the position of Supervisor should have the following:

• Degree in archaeology with at least 3 months experience supervising archaeological teams
• Valid CSCS / CSR / Safe Pass H&S card
• Ability to work as part of a team with good communication and people skills
• Experience of supervising small teams of archaeologists reporting to Project Archaeologist / Site Director
• Experience of providing watching brief/evaluation support to Project Archaeologist / Sitte Director
• Good computer literacy and experience of reporting
• Valid UK / EU Driving licence

Working conditions include:

• 37.5hr week
• Flexible Working arrangements
• 20 Days Holiday Pay + Statutory Holiday
• Company Pension Scheme
• PPE provided as standard.
  
  

Please download application forms for Archaeologist and for Supervisor below and send to ciara@farrimondmacmanus.co.uk
All candidates must be eligible to work in UK without restriction and with UK bank account and National Insurance Number.
FarrimondMacManus Ltd is an equal employer.  All applications will be considered based upon relevant experience and skills and do not discriminate against any job applicant on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex.

We are seeking an Archaeological Project Officer to assist FarrimondMacManus Ltd in the delivery of archaeological projects of varying scales.  The position will be based in our Belfast office with work carried out throughout Northern Ireland.  

Working as part of a small but dedicated team reporting to senior management, the Project Officer will be required to have previous experience in the delivery of small to medium sized archaeological projects both watching briefs and archaeological excavation within defined timescales and budgets from inception to completion.  Proven experience in the following is essential

• Archaeological Impact Assessments
• Programme of Works / Written Schemes of Investigation
• Archaeological monitoring/watching briefs/evaluations
• Managing archaeological excavations and excavation teams
• Archaeological watching brief /post excavation reporting
• Liaison with clients / stakeholders

The ability to work independently and on their own initiative and with good problem solving skills is also essential as is good client relation skills.

Desirable skills include:

• Competent in use of GPS / Total Station technologies and applications
• Competent in use of CAD & GIS software

​As part of a multi-disciplinary practice the successful candidate will also be given the opportunity to gain experience in digital heritage recording and laser scanning technology

The Project Officer post is for an intial fixed term contract of 3 months with extension dependent upon workload.  Salary ranges from £22620 - £24700 p.a depending upon experience.

Working conditions include:

• 37.5hr week
• Flexible Working arrangements
• 20 Days Holiday Pay + Statutory Holiday
• Company Pension Scheme
• PPE provided as standard.
  
  Please download this application form and send to ciara@farrimondmacmanus.co.uk

All candidates should have an up to date CSR / CSCS / Safe Pass card and include details in your application.
Candidates should have a full UK / EU driving licence

All candidates must be eligible to work in UK without restriction and with UK bank account and National Insurance Number.
FarrimondMacManus Ltd is an equal employer.  All applications will be considered based upon relevant experience and skills and do not discriminate against any job applicant on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex.

We are currently seeking an Archaeological Project Officer to assist FarrimondMacManus Ltd in the delivery of archaeological projects of varying scales.  The position will be based in our Belfast office with work carried out throughout Northern Ireland.  

Working as part of a small but dedicated team reporting to senior management, the Project Officer will be required to have previous experience in the delivery of small to medium sized archaeological projects both watching briefs and archaeological excavation within defined timescales and budgets from inception to completion.  Proven experience in the following is essential

• Archaeological Impact Assessments
• Programme of Works / Written Schemes of Investigation
• Archaeological monitoring/watching briefs/evaluations
• Managing archaeological excavations and excavation teams
• Archaeological watching brief /post excavation reporting
• Liaison with clients / stakeholders

The ability to work independently and on their own initiative and with good problem solving skills is also essential as is good client relation skills.
Desirable skills include:

• Competent in use of GPS / Total Station technologies and applications
• Competent in use of CAD & GIS software

The ability to work independently and on their own initiative and with good problem solving skills is also essential as is good client relation skills.

The Project Officer post is for a fixed term contract of 6 months with extension dependent upon workload.  Salary ranges from £22620 - £24700 p.a depending upon experience.

Working conditions include:

• 37.5hr week
• Flexible Working arrangements
• 20 Days Holiday Pay + Statutory Holiday
• Company Pension Scheme
• PPE provided as standard.
  
  Please download this application form and send to ciara@farrimondmacmanus.co.uk

All candidates should have an up to date CSR / CSCS / Safe Pass card and include details in your application.
Candidates should have a full UK / EU driving licence

All candidates must be eligible to work in UK without restriction and with UK bank account and National Insurance Number.
FarrimondMacManus Ltd is an equal employer.  All applications will be considered based upon relevant experience and skills and do not discriminate against any job applicant on the bases of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex.

​We were recently commissioned to carry out a laser scan survey of the remains of an old mill building which were discovered during ground work excavation for a new water water treatment plant at Aghory, Co Armagh.  The mill had a long history dating originally back to the late 18th century when it was a Flax Mill and later a Corn Mill and finally a Saw Mill.  While the mill had been demolished several years previously there were no exact records of its construction so a survey of the building layout was required as part of preserving the structure through an accurate measure record and interpretation of its construction. The construction timetable for the development was tight so the most accurate and quickest means of recording the structure was of course through the use of laser scan technology which would allow for the complete 3D capture of the remains of this historic structure.
The scan survey was carried out over a period of 1 working day allowing for minimal machine downtime to achieve the necessary level of recording, something which would traditionally have taken several days with manual measurements and hand drawing. The scan was carried out with a Leica C10 scanner at medium resolution with full colour imagery recorded through the on board camera.  Of particular interest was the remains of some of the old machinery which ran from where the water wheel once stood at the north gable end of the building towards the south end of the building.
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Post processing of the scan data was carried out within Leica Cyclone software and the resultant data was imported into CAD software to produce 2D scale plan, elevation and sectional drawings for inclusion in the archaeological interpretation report.

The scan data was also exported and brought into Autodesk ReCap 360 for collaborative sharing with the project team.  ReCap allows the scan data to be presented in a format that doesn't require propriety manufacturers software to share, visualise and interrogate the data.    We are particularly excited about the ability to share these types of projects publicly online.  Follow the link below and take a tour around this historic mill buildings, where you can even still see some of the mill machinery intact and in place!
https://gallery.autodesk.com/recap360/projects/aghory-mill-laser-scan
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