Conservation TechnicianHays · Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland

Conservation Technician

🗓️ Posted 2026-10-15 Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland Full-time Hybrid Design Architecture
💰 Salary 2,917 EUR–3,750 EUR/mo (35,000 EUR–45,000 EUR/yr) 📊 Market 2,917 EUR–3,750 EUR/mo

About the Company

Working for your tomorrow At Hays, we believe that the right job can transform a person's life - and the right person can transform a business. From career defining opportunities to complex workforce strategies, we connect ambition with opportunity - helping people and organisations reimagine what's possible. Every year we place over 200,000 professionals into new roles. Whether it's a permanent role or a temporary contract, our specialist consultants provide tailored advice and market intelligence to accelerate careers, from emerging talent to executive leadership. For organisations, our expert teams build recruitment and workforce solutions shaped by real-time market insights, local expertise and the scale of a world leading specialist in white collar hiring. With operations in 30 countries, over 200 offices and 9,500 colleagues worldwide, we fill around 1,000 roles every working day. The future of work isn't something we're waiting for. We're creating it every day. Staffing & Recruiting Specialties: Recruitment, Staffing solutions, Resourcing, Career transition, Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO), Onboarding, contract recruitment, Contracting jobs, Hiring, Recruiting, Workforce management, Managed Service Programme

Responsibilities

  • ● Your new company
  • ● Your new role
  • ● As an Architectural Technician, you will support a range of projects that involve both historic and modern buildings. Responsibilities include:
  • ● Preparing quality technical drawings and documentation for conservation and contemporary works.
  • ● Assisting with surveys, site inspections, and condition assessments of historic buildings.
  • ● Producing detailed construction information in compliance with Irish building regulations, fire regulations, DAC requirements, and all statutory guidelines.
  • ● Collaborating closely with architects and external consultants to ensure accuracy, compliance, and design integrity.
  • ● Contributing to project coordination from design through to construction.
  • ● Engaging in work on modern structures, typically small extensions or modifications to heritage buildings.
  • ● Travelling to site visits across the region as required.
  • ● Open to all levels of experience based on a requirement of an understanding of Irish history and a familiarity with Irish historic buildings.
  • ● What you'll need to succeed
  • ● At minimum, a solid understanding of Irish history and familiarity with Irish historic building types and construction methods.
  • ● A qualification in Architectural Technology or a related discipline.
  • ● Strong knowledge of fire regulations, DAC requirements, and Irish building regulations is essential.
  • ● Proficiency in Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, Revit, and other relevant software packages.
  • ● Strong technical detailing ability and a keen eye for accuracy.
  • ● Excellent communication and organisational skills.
  • ● A full driving licence and access to a car