Conservators keep works of art and other historic objects in good condition by preserving them and making sure they are looked after in the right way.
As a conservator you could deal with a wide range of objects, but would usually specialise in one area, such as fine art, books, textiles, archaeology or industrial exhibits. Your work could include:
• Aims of review to identify any damage and its causes
Preserving them to stop the deterioration and cause to be maintained in good condition · Restoration of them to ensure that original features are not lost
· Make sure the storage and display conditions protect objects from light damage, moisture, temperature or air pollution
· Keep written and photographic records of their work.

Key Skills
· Good practical skills
· Normal colour vision
· A patient and methodical approach
· Attention to detail
· Artistic, technological and scientific ability
· Sound business skills (if self-employed)
· Good communication skills, with the ability to explain sometimes-complex issues to clients.