Departments
- Departments
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- Collections
- Public Engagement
- Development
Finance and Operations
Audio Visual
The Audio Visual team provides audio visual support throughout the Gallery for all events ranging from staff meetings, Education lectures and film screenings, to corporate AGM’s and complex conferences.
Building and Facilities
The Building Department maintains the buildings, including the air conditioning and lighting, supervises improvement and refurbishment schemes, and is responsible for cleaning, general purchasing, telecommunications and general office services including computers, stationery and porterage.
Finance, Planning and Performance
The Finance Department deals with the accounting of private and public funds, budgetary systems, banking arrangements and payments.
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Human Resources
Human Resources are responsible for the Gallery's policies for the recruitment, development and management of its staff, including advertising and recruiting, training, pay, conditions of service, pensions and welfare.
Information
The Information Department is often the first point of contact for visitors. The Department responds to enquiries about the Collection, exhibitions and the education programme in person, over the phone and via emails and letters. They facilitate visits and help visitors orientate themselves and find out the best way to explore the Collection.
Information Systems and Project Management
The Information Systems (IS) Department performs four main functions: it ensures smooth operation of all computing facilities including photocopiers and communication equipment; ensures the security of Gallery information assets; develops/procures new Information Systems as required; and leads development of the Gallery Information Strategy.
Visitor Services and Security (including Front of House)
The Visitor Services and Security Department includes the Gallery Assistants, Security and Front of House. This is the largest department in the Gallery and is responsible for providing a welcoming, safe and secure environment for visitors. Gallery Assistants and Security manage all aspects of the security of the building and the Collection.
In addition to security, Gallery Assistants provide visitor services in the galleries. Front of House are responsible for ticketing for events and exhibitions and management of the theatre and conference rooms.

