Heritage Technician
Document and analyze site conditions using GIS systems to ensure compliance with preservation standards for historical sites.
Compensation
GROSS ANNUAL SALARY
Indicative amounts: they vary by region, employer, skills and experience.
Entering the profession — United States
Entry is often through internships, volunteer work, or technician assistant roles.
Relevant experience in construction or museum work can also be valuable.
Training — United States
Heritage Technicians generally complete an associate or bachelor's degree in historic preservation, archaeology, or related fields.
Specialized certifications can enhance employability.
The job market — United States
The job market includes government agencies, museums, and private firms focused on cultural resource management.
Demand is moderate and stable.
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