Collections Registrar at Château Borély, Marseille
Ville de Marseille, Musées de Marseille · Marseille, France
Registrar (category B) for the Château Borély museum of decorative arts, faience and fashion in Marseille, managing artwork movements, loans and preventive conservation. Pay not stated. Closes 3 November 2026.
- Closing date
- 3 Nov 2026
- Pay
- Pay not stated (French territorial civil service category B scale)
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Who can enter
- Location
- France (by country of residence)
- Age
- No age limit
- Career stage
- Any
- Mediums
- Ceramics & glass, Textile & fibre
- Submission
- Online submission
- Also
- Heritage-management degree and/or territorial conservation assistant grade; significant registration experience; knowledge of Musées de France rules.
About
The City of Marseille is recruiting a collections registrar for the Château Borély - Musée des Arts décoratifs, de la Faïence et de la Mode, working under the curator in charge of the collections.
The registrar plans, coordinates and follows up all artwork movements and hangings in the permanent displays and in the shared stores of the Marseille museums, including inventory checking; drafts and manages public contracts for transport, crating, preventive conservation, condition reports and installation, and handles insurance; and takes part in restoration work through condition reporting, handling, transport and packing. The role also covers loans and deposits, preventive conservation monitoring and the collection emergency plan.
Applicants need a university qualification in heritage management and/or the rank of territorial heritage conservation assistant, significant registration experience and knowledge of Musées de France rules on inventory and collections. Benefits include flexible hours, meal vouchers and some remote working; pay is not stated. Apply online on the City of Marseille recruitment site (reference i 11766) by 3 November 2026.