University Parameters

[David Ilvedson]

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Now after reading the fabulous PTG guideline I can see 1/2 time=
 might not do it...

David Ilvedson







Original message
From: David Ilvedson 
To: 
Received: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 15:46:50 -0800
Subject: RE: University Parameters


I have little experience with this but that never stopped me=
 before...;-]   Try for a 1/2 time position with full benefits.  =
 20 hours a week leaves you plenty of time for you private work=
 unless of course your swamped.   40-50 pianos doesn't seem like=
 much though...figure your going to be rebuilding/repairing some=
 of them during your work period...

David Ilvedson








Original message
From: Robin Blankenship 
To: ptg discussion board 
Received: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 17:50:01 -0500
Subject: University Parameters


Hello everybody!! 
 
I've been approached by a small university, which currently has=
 about 40 pianos, to present a proposal regarding a part-time=
 staff position as a piano tech. 
 
My primary question to everyone on the list is:
 
What constitues a reasonable number of pianos for an university=
 to have in order to establish either a full-time or a part-time=
 position? 
 
I am aware of some area schools that employ a full-time tech to=
 take care of as few of 40 or 50 instruments. Yes, these would be=
 private and well-endowed schools. The university that has=
 approached me is a state-supported one and is not wealthy. 
 
Any and all comments and/or replies will be most welcome and=
 appriciated. If you wish to keep this off-post, please email me=
 at:
 
tunerdude@comcast.net
 
Thanks ever so much!!
 
Robin Blankenship
Southside Piano Service (in Virginia)


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