Assistant Producer, Exhibitions – Museum (Temp)

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Take your passion to the next level and work alongside other masters of their craft to build a fulfilling and rewarding career at Marina Bay Sands.

Job Responsibilities

• Assist Producers and Curators with research on artists, institutions, scientific collaborators and technologies.
• Support the preparation of exhibition proposals, briefs, background documents and reference materials.
• Help gather images, texts and research content for internal presentations and early concept development.

• Support Producers in tracking exhibition timelines, schedules, milestones and deliverables.
• Coordinate meetings, agendas, and follow‑ups with internal departments (Programmes, Marketing, Museum Services, AV/Tech, Visitor Experience, etc.).
• Maintain up‑to‑date files, project trackers and shared project documentation.
• Assist with preparing project reports, administrative paperwork and internal communications.

• Support Producers in ensuring exhibition processes adhere to WSH guidelines, Marina Bay Sands operational procedures and basic museum standards.
• Assist in preparing risk assessment documents and Safe Work Procedures under guidance from Producers.
• Help review exhibition layouts for accessibility and visitor flow, noting issues for escalation.
• Learn and apply basic conservation‑minded handling practices and exhibition care.

• Participate in site walks, installation briefings and logistical coordination.
• Support Producers, Registrars and contractors during load‑in/load‑out as needed.
• Assist in checking technical drawings, lighting plans and fabrication samples for consistency with specifications (with supervision).
• Document installation progress and support the team by coordinating schedules, access, and paperwork.

• Assist with compiling loan requests and gathering loan forms, images and lender correspondence.
• Help coordinate logistics for incoming and outgoing loans, including shipping information and courier arrangements.
• Maintain loan condition files and ensure all documentation is properly archived.

• Assist Registrars with condition reporting sessions, packing/unpacking support and crate‑tracking tasks.
• Record environmental readings or movement updates as instructed by Registrars or Producers.
• Help coordinate with conservators, couriers and technicians on scheduling and documentation.

• Compile draft information for labels, text panels, gallery guides and web content.
• Support Producers in copyediting, proofreading and fact‑checking exhibition texts.
• Help manage image permissions: requesting images, tracking copyright status, storing files and updating records.

• Assist in preparing draft contracts and service agreements under supervision.
• Coordinate with MBS Legal on document routing, signature processes and record‑keeping.
• Track contract deadlines, deliverables and associated paperwork.

• Assist Producers in gathering quotations, raising purchase requests and processing invoices.
• Maintain budget files and procurement documentation, ensuring accuracy and timely updates.
• Liaise with the Exhibitions Administrator and Senior Administrator on procurement processes.

• Coordinate accommodation, flights and per diem arrangements for visiting artists, couriers and collaborators.
• Prepare access passes, welcome packs and schedules.

• Maintain exhibition correspondence, filing systems and digital archives.
• Assist with post‑exhibition debrief documentation, photo documentation archiving and records management.

• Help compile guest lists for exhibition openings and VIP events.
• Assist on-site during press previews, public talks, workshops and VIP visits.
• Coordinate logistics such as registration, wayfinding and hospitality.

• Respond to general enquiries and maintain exhibition-related databases.
• Assist with broader museum events and cross-departmental projects as required.
• Undertake any additional duties as assigned by the Producer or Senior Manager, Exhibitions.

Job Requirements

• A Bachelor’s degree in Arts Management, Museum Studies, Design, Communications or a related field preferred

• Equivalent 1–2 years’ experience in museums, galleries, events, production or cultural institutions.

• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Good interpersonal skills in negotiating, exchanging ideas, information and opinions to formulate the museum’s vision to business partners and arrive jointly at solutions
• Ability to handle sensitive situations with diplomacy
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
• Ability to work well in a team as well as independently.
• Familiarity with museum standards (collections care, WSH basics, accessibility) is an advantage.
• Computer proficiency (MS Office, project management tools; experience with collections databases desirable).
• A proactive, resourceful and self-motivated approach to problem-solving.
• Passion for the cultural sector and commitment to the mission of ArtScience Museum.
• Pro-active and self-motivated

Marina Bay Sands is committed to building a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce, providing equal opportunities as we grow our talent base to match our growth ambitions in Singapore. Our employees are committed to adhere to and abide by all rules, regulations, policies and procedures, including the rules of conduct and business ethics of the Company.