Library Preservation Manager
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The Library Preservation Manager is a career meant for those interested in the preservation and conservation of library materials, which includes books, documents, and other media. As a Library Preservation Manager, you oversee the preservation and conservation of the library's collections. You work with librarians, conservators, and other staff to develop and implement preservation policies and procedures. You also manage the library's preservation budget and may conduct training for staff on preservation techniques.
Responsibilities
Some of your responsibilities as a Library Preservation Manager include:
- Assessing the condition of library materials and identifying those that need preservation
- Developing and implementing preservation policies and procedures
- Managing the library's preservation budget
- Supervising staff responsible for preservation
- Conducting training for staff on preservation techniques
Education and Experience
To become a Library Preservation Manager, you typically need a master's degree in library science or a related field. You may also have an undergraduate degree in art history, conservation science, or a related discipline. You must have several years of experience in library preservation or conservation.
Skills
To be successful in this career, you should have the following skills:
