Asset Protection Associate

Part Time, Nonexempt Hourly $17.50-$22.50 Reports to:

Facilities and Asset Protection Manager Directs Reports:

None Our Asset Protection Associates are primarily responsible for the safety and security of the museum's assets. Working as a team member under the guidance and supervision of the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager, Asset Protection Associates are tasked to ensure the museum galleries, grounds and related public spaces are safe and secure.

Responsibilities may include:

Safety and Security (80%) Ensure the highest level of safety and security for all of the museum's visitors and staff (paid and volunteer roles) as well as the physical assets the museum manages, including (artwork, indoor and outdoor facilities, furnitures and fixtures). Routine and timely daily patrols of all public spaces to prevent vandalism, disturbances, and generally maintain a stable and secure environment at the museum. Maintain a visual inventory of the artwork and the physical structure in the galleries and across the campus. Report any incidents involving any security breaches, damage to artwork, suspicious activity, or safety hazards following protocol set by the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager. Assist museum patrons with directions, general inquiries and museum guidelines. Provide assistance to patrons in the event of an emergency, weather incidents or security breaches. Participate in assigned training opportunities that ensure consistent and compliance with safety standards and expectations for the Asset Protection team. Facilities Care and Stewardship (15%) Ensure the galleries and public areas are secure, clean and ready to ensure all facility visitors and users have a safe and enjoyable experience Report gallery and facility needs to the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager As directed by the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager, pursue daily maintenance of light facility tasks Other (5%) Be a positive MMAM representative in all interactions with all visitors. Maintain a consistent look and dress code as directed by the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager to be easily identified as an Asset Protection Associate for visitors and staff. Attend required training sessions and team meetings. Provide daily reports as directed by the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager You'll likely demonstrate: High school diploma or equivalent. Readiness to comprehend and implement security procedures. Excellent attendance, reliability and punctuality. Aptitude to move for extended periods of time and remain alert at all times. Professional demeanor and obligation to the museum, security policies, and procedures. Experience working with the public and diverse audiences Strong communication and personable customer service know-how. Aptitude to work a flexible schedule (including evenings and weekends) in a structured environment. Proven knowledge of how to work with a wide range of personalities and people across a variety of generations. Must successfully fulfill background requirements upon hire and maintain a satisfactory criminal record during employment. Strong customer service orientation strongly preferred. Previous museum or gallery experience is a plus. Language familiarity other than English is a plus.

Position Specifics:

Part-time, 15-24 hours per week (no more than 32 hours per week): Weekend shifts Required to work a varied schedule including evenings, as required and directed by the Facilities and Asset Protection Manager Work location: on location

Benefits:

eligible for our part time benefits package including

SIMPLE IRA

retirement plan with employer match, discounts in store, cafe and programs, PTO, and much more. Research shows that women and people from underrepresented groups often only apply to jobs if they meet 100% of the qualifications. As no one ever meets 100% of the qualifications, we encourage you to apply if you feel that much of the following matches your experience: Values - You are a champion of: Centering your work in Relationships and Collaboration . Stewarding Sustainability, Equity and Hospitality . Operating with Honesty, Transparency and Trust. Being Bold and Brave. Always Enterprising , Always Outstanding. The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is committed to being an inclusive workplace. Our goal is to be a diverse workforce that is representative, at all job levels, of the communities and audiences we serve. We are dedicated to fair and inclusive employment practices for all individuals. The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is an equal opportunity employer and will consider requests for reasonable accommodations based on disability or sincerely-held religious beliefs possible without undue hardship.

Mission :

To create meaningful art experiences that explore our relationship with water.

Vision :

To spark wonder and create a more compassionate and connected world for all . To apply :

Deadline:

Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 9am Please submit your resume, a cover letter and 3 references to MMAM by email at by Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 9am. Interviews will be scheduled the week of June 8th.

Pay:

$17.50 - $22.50 per hour

Benefits:

Employee discount Store discount

Work Location:

In person