Subject: Position at Archives Society of Alberta (ASA)
Contract paper conservator Archives Society of Alberta (ASA) Edmonton, Alberta Full-time temporary contract position for two months Begins: July 13 2015 Compensation: $50/hour, 35 hours a week. The Archives Society of Alberta (ASA) is a professional association which strives to create a cohesive and engaged archival community by providing its members with the opportunities for professional assistance, continuing education, awareness initiatives, online presence and other services that the provincial archival community requires to assist the people of Alberta, Canada, and the world in experiencing the province's unique archival heritage. In response to the 2013 floods in Alberta, Alberta Culture and Tourism has given funding to the Archives Society of Alberta to assist the province's archives with disaster recovery, and to prepare them for future disasters. The ASA is looking for a Contract Paper Conservator to assist in the treatment of flood damaged paper records. Reporting to the Lead Team, consisting of the Lead Conservator and Lead Archivist, the Contract Paper Conservator will be responsible for: Keeping detailed examination and treatment reports Conservation treatment of flood damaged paper records Rehousing treated records in archival grade materials Qualifications: A university degree with a specialization in conservation or equivalent Training and experience in paper/archival conservation treatment General understanding of archival principles Experience working on batch treatments, or disaster recovery work would be a strong asset Valid Driver's License Application Deadline: June 5, 2015 Please send your resume, cover letter, and three examples of examination and treatment reports with photographs to Rene Georgopalis Executive Director/Archives Advisor 407-10408 124 St. NW Edmonton AB T5N 1R5 reneg<-at->archivesalberta<.>org *** Conservation DistList Instance 29:2 Distributed: Saturday, May 30, 2015 Message Id: cdl-29-2-026 ***Received on Tuesday, 26 May, 2015