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Studio Team Lead
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SEED Ceramic Studio
Sacramento, CA (In Person)
$52,000 Salary, Part-Time
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Studio Team Lead SEED Ceramic Studio Sacramento, CA Job Details Part-time $22 - $28 an hour 15 hours ago Qualifications Computer operation Customer communication English Associate's degree Teaching Time management Full Job Description
Assist students in the proper and safe use of studio equipment, tools, and materials Coordinate and maintain studio tracking systems to ensure student work is properly identified, stored, and returned. Act as team lead during Monday-Thursday shifts, assigning and delegating studio tech tasks. Act as the primary point of contact during assigned shifts, addressing instructor questions and ensuring smooth studio operations. Studio Operations & Technical Support Assist in the operation and maintenance of the ceramics studio and perform technical duties to ensure efficient studio operations. Maintain a safe, clean, organized, and welcoming studio environment. Formulate and mix glazes. Load, unload, fire, and maintain kilns; manage kiln firing schedules. Operate, maintain, calibrate, and perform minor repairs on studio equipment, including pottery wheels, mixers, hand tools, power tools, and related equipment. Identify major equipment repair needs and coordinate repairs as necessary. Order, receive, store, and organize supplies, materials, and equipment. Monitor and maintain inventory levels to ensure adequate supplies are available for classes and studio use.
Prepare and maintain records related to studio operations, inventory, equipment maintenance, and activities. Ensure compliance with all studio safety procedures and regulations. Perform related duties as assigned. Knowledge Of Principles, practices, procedures, and equipment used in ceramics and sculpture processes. Clay and glaze chemistry preferred (preferred, but can provide training). Kiln operation and firing procedures. Safety regulations involving ceramics materials, chemicals, and equipment. Studio organization, operations, policies, and objectives. Inventory management and basic record-keeping techniques. Proper methods of storing equipment, materials, and supplies. Basic computer operation and software applications. Correct English usage, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and vocabulary. Oral and written communication techniques. Effective customer service and interpersonal communication skills. Ability To Teach and mentor students of varying ages, abilities, and experience levels. Train and mentor staff of varying backgrounds and skill levels. Create a positive, engaging, and supportive learning environment. Teach using verbal instruction with or without demonstration. Perform specialized technical duties related to ceramics studio operations. Safely operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and demonstrate studio equipment. Maintain studio equipment and facilities in proper working order. Provide information and assistance regarding studio operations and logistics. Operate a computer and related software applications. Work independently with minimal supervision. Understand and follow oral and written instructions. Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Clearly communicate operation updates or issues to the management team. Establish and maintain positive working relationships with students, members, vendors, and staff. Manage multiple priorities and meet schedules and timelines. Required Qualifications One year of practical experience working with ceramics, pottery, sculpture, studio operations, or a related field One year of experience in teaching Preferred Qualifications Experience teaching ceramics, pottery, sculpture, or visual arts classes. Experience teaching large groups Experience teaching wheel throwing techniques through verbal instruction without providing a demonstration Experience working as a ceramics studio technician, studio assistant, or similar role. Experience in a supervisory role. Portfolio of personal ceramic artwork (preferred but not required) Compensation is based on experience. Qualified entry-level instructors and studio technicians with strong ceramics skills and a willingness to learn are encouraged to apply Work Environment Ceramics studio Storage areas Indoor kiln areas Position involves exposure to dust, fumes, heat, and potentially hazardous chemicals commonly found in ceramics studios. Physical Requirements Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate specialized equipment. Frequent standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, and squatting. Loading and unloading kilns. Climbing ladders. Pushing and pulling carts. Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and positioning materials and equipment up to 50 pounds. Application Process To be considered, applicants must submit: Current resume Professional references Current availability
STUDIO TEAM LEAD
Location:
SEED Salary:
$22-28+ per hour (DOE) following probationary period; starting pay negotiableHours:
18-25 hours per weekSchedule:
August-May :
Monday-Thursday evenings, and occasional weekends as needed.June-July :
Scheduling flexibility, opportunities for time off, and speciality workshops About You The ideal candidate has experience in ceramics techniques, studio operations, and working with students of varying skill levels. This role is responsible for delivering engaging instruction, supervising staff, maintaining equipment and facilities, kiln operations, and assisting with the overall operation of the studio. All intro classes are taught using a pre-developed curriculum with the opportunity to participate in the development of intermediate/advanced classes. . Representative Duties Instruction Instruct students in a variety of ceramics techniques, including hand-building, wheel throwing, trimming, and glazing. Provide verbal instructions to students using SEED's pre-set curriculum. Foster a supportive, inclusive, and creative learning environment.Assist students in the proper and safe use of studio equipment, tools, and materials Coordinate and maintain studio tracking systems to ensure student work is properly identified, stored, and returned. Act as team lead during Monday-Thursday shifts, assigning and delegating studio tech tasks. Act as the primary point of contact during assigned shifts, addressing instructor questions and ensuring smooth studio operations. Studio Operations & Technical Support Assist in the operation and maintenance of the ceramics studio and perform technical duties to ensure efficient studio operations. Maintain a safe, clean, organized, and welcoming studio environment. Formulate and mix glazes. Load, unload, fire, and maintain kilns; manage kiln firing schedules. Operate, maintain, calibrate, and perform minor repairs on studio equipment, including pottery wheels, mixers, hand tools, power tools, and related equipment. Identify major equipment repair needs and coordinate repairs as necessary. Order, receive, store, and organize supplies, materials, and equipment. Monitor and maintain inventory levels to ensure adequate supplies are available for classes and studio use.
Prepare and maintain records related to studio operations, inventory, equipment maintenance, and activities. Ensure compliance with all studio safety procedures and regulations. Perform related duties as assigned. Knowledge Of Principles, practices, procedures, and equipment used in ceramics and sculpture processes. Clay and glaze chemistry preferred (preferred, but can provide training). Kiln operation and firing procedures. Safety regulations involving ceramics materials, chemicals, and equipment. Studio organization, operations, policies, and objectives. Inventory management and basic record-keeping techniques. Proper methods of storing equipment, materials, and supplies. Basic computer operation and software applications. Correct English usage, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and vocabulary. Oral and written communication techniques. Effective customer service and interpersonal communication skills. Ability To Teach and mentor students of varying ages, abilities, and experience levels. Train and mentor staff of varying backgrounds and skill levels. Create a positive, engaging, and supportive learning environment. Teach using verbal instruction with or without demonstration. Perform specialized technical duties related to ceramics studio operations. Safely operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and demonstrate studio equipment. Maintain studio equipment and facilities in proper working order. Provide information and assistance regarding studio operations and logistics. Operate a computer and related software applications. Work independently with minimal supervision. Understand and follow oral and written instructions. Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. Clearly communicate operation updates or issues to the management team. Establish and maintain positive working relationships with students, members, vendors, and staff. Manage multiple priorities and meet schedules and timelines. Required Qualifications One year of practical experience working with ceramics, pottery, sculpture, studio operations, or a related field One year of experience in teaching Preferred Qualifications Experience teaching ceramics, pottery, sculpture, or visual arts classes. Experience teaching large groups Experience teaching wheel throwing techniques through verbal instruction without providing a demonstration Experience working as a ceramics studio technician, studio assistant, or similar role. Experience in a supervisory role. Portfolio of personal ceramic artwork (preferred but not required) Compensation is based on experience. Qualified entry-level instructors and studio technicians with strong ceramics skills and a willingness to learn are encouraged to apply Work Environment Ceramics studio Storage areas Indoor kiln areas Position involves exposure to dust, fumes, heat, and potentially hazardous chemicals commonly found in ceramics studios. Physical Requirements Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate specialized equipment. Frequent standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, and squatting. Loading and unloading kilns. Climbing ladders. Pushing and pulling carts. Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and positioning materials and equipment up to 50 pounds. Application Process To be considered, applicants must submit: Current resume Professional references Current availability