Preservation Technician
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Preservation Technicians are responsible for preserving and restoring cultural heritage materials. They work in museums, libraries, archives, and other institutions to ensure that these materials are available to future generations. Preservation Technicians use a variety of techniques to preserve and restore materials, including conservation, digitization, and environmental control.
Education and Training
Most Preservation Technicians have a bachelor's degree in a field related to preservation, such as library science, museum studies, or art history. Some Preservation Technicians also have a master's degree in preservation or a related field. In addition to formal education, Preservation Technicians typically have experience working in a museum, library, or archive.
