#FILE STUDIO MANAGER PROFESSIONAL#
Professional development opportunities whenever feasible. Trains and monitors student workers in studio / shop tasks provides.Provides supervisory support to Graduate Studio Assistants (GSAs). Independently manages a team of 4-8 student workers.Tracks and records expenses and ensures studio expenditures remain within the allotted annual budget.Manages purchasing and procurement of Textiles Studio materials and equipment.Manages storage and handling of hazardous materials maintains and updates catalog of Safety Data Sheets.purchase and procure course-specific materials.appropriate inventory of equipment and supplies in studios and to.Works with Studio Operations Team and faculty to maintain.the operations of the Sculpture Studios to ensure a well-maintained, safe, and friendly environment.In collaboration with the Oakland Studio Operations Team, manages.Maintains the safe operation of the looms, screenprinting studio, dye lab, and related equipment makes repairs and/or arranges for service as needed.They are currently scheduled to work from Monday – Friday 8 am – 4pm during the Fall and Spring academic sessions.
#FILE STUDIO MANAGER FULL#
This is a seasonal 9.5 month position active during the academic year from approximately August 1- May 15, with full benefit coverage for 12 months. As a member of the Studio Operations team, this employee will be actively engaged in creating new collaborative models and building active and accessible cross-disciplinary spaces for the CCA community during the CCA campus unification process. They will work closely with the Program Chair and area faculty to ensure that studio operations are aligned with academic goals and needs. The Textiles / Sculpture Studio Manager will be responsible for the operating budget of the textiles studio, will supervise a crew of 5+ work study students, and will provide safety and technical expertise for all textiles studio users. Expertise with the studios’ tools, materials, and processes while upholding a safe and equitable professional studio culture for a diverse body of students and faculty is necessary. Familiarity with a broad range of textiles materials and proficiency in multiple approaches to textiles art and design will be expected, as well as competency in metal and wood fabrication.
As part of the 3D Studios Management team, the Textiles / Sculpture Studio Manager will also be responsible for the shared supervision and upkeep of the Makers Library tool checkout, Shaklee Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Wax Room, Sculpture Benchroom, and A22 Sculpture Gallery, facilities that serve a range of students from CCA’s Fine Arts programs. The Textile / Sculpture Studio Manager is the primary manager of the studios which support students in the California College of the Arts Textiles Studios.
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