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Project & Business Administration OfficerRIG Arts Deadline: 14 May 2025 at 17:00 (Full-Time, Office-Based in Greenock) Are you an organised, creative individual with a passion for community engagement? Location: Greenock (Office-based at RIG Arts Studio, Tobacco Warehouse) Salary: £25,000 per annum Hours: Full-time, 35 hrs/week (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm) Contract: 12 months (with possibility of extension) Application Deadline: 5PM, Wednesday 14th May Apply via Google Form: View the Full Call Out / Job Brief at RIG Arts is a socially engaged arts charity using creativity for positive change. We’re looking for an organised, proactive Project & Business Administration Officer to join our small, passionate team in Greenock. What You’ll Do: Oversee office operations, stock control, reception and supplies Coordinate workshops, events, and community programmes Support project delivery, evaluation, reporting, and budgeting Assist with freelance artist coordination, recruitment and PVG checks Contribute to marketing, social media, and funding support You’ll Need: Proven experience in project management or business administration Excellent organisational, time management, and problem-solving skills Confidence with tools like Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, Canva, QuickBooks Strong communication, collaboration, and people skills A creative, flexible mindset and a passion for community work What We Offer: A supportive induction and on-the-job training A collaborative environment where your input shapes our work The chance to be part of meaningful, community-driven arts projects Key Dates: Applications close: Wed 14 May, 5PM Interviews: Week commencing 19 May Start date: Mon 2 June (with training/shadowing 26–30 May) We’re committed to inclusion—please email info@ if you need the job pack in another format or want to discuss access requirements. The deadline is Wednesday 14 May 2025 at 17:00. TAGGED: Audience Development / Crafts / Design / Education / Fashion / Equalities / Film / TV / Traditional Arts / Visual Arts / Young People (aged 0 to 25) / Literature and Publishing / Participatory Practice#J-18808-Ljbffr