• Developed in consultation with the Public Art Office, scopes of work and treatment proposals for each conservation project undertaken• Reviewed curatorial information regarding the identified artists’ work. This included review of materials, fabrication and installation methods, below grade requirements and site conditions.• Liaised, scheduled and coordinated with multiple City Divisions and other stakeholders as needed to undertake the conservation projects• Attended technical conservation review meetings related to proposed conservation of public art and monuments• Developed and cultivated acceptable strategies and methods for collections management – including annual monitoring, conservation treatments, condition assessments, and photographic records

• Carried out archaeological survey, test excavation, and mitigative excavation in a Professional Cultural Resources Management setting• Excavated various sites ranging from Archaic to Historical, in a manner following government legislation and guidelines• Assisted in the survey of potential sites and recording of grid location and finds• Worked with and provided support to other members of the field technician group in assisting with other field and office activities as required• Cultivated excellent working relationships with the Mississauga of the New Credit First Nation and the Six Nations of the Grand River indigenous groups

• Applied knowledge of manufacturing and production deterioration processes to complete various artwork treatments• Coordinated, executed and documented conservation treatments as directed by the lead conservator – treatments included wash and hot wax, pressure washing and paint application• Treated a variety of public and private art sculpture collections – materials included bronze, painted steel, aluminum, textile, marble and limestone• Participated and documented the relocation and disaster recovery of an extensive fine art collection

• Developed in consultation with the Public Art Office, scopes of work and treatment proposals for each conservation project undertaken• Reviewed curatorial information regarding the identified artists’ work. This included review of materials, fabrication and installation methods, below grade requirements and site conditions.• Liaised, scheduled and coordinated with multiple City Divisions and other stakeholders as needed to undertake the conservation projects• Attended technical conservation review meetings related to proposed conservation of public art and monuments• Developed and cultivated acceptable strategies and methods for collections management – including annual monitoring, conservation treatments, condition assessments, and photographic records

Focused on:• The widescale treatment of archaeological iron, which included desalination, mechanical surface cleaning, dewatering and tannic acid treatment. • The treatment of archaeological textile from the Arctic, which included mechanical surface cleaning, suction and flattening.• The treatment of archaeological wood, which included use of polyethylene glycol (PEG), freeze-drying, adhesive-based repairs and consolidation.• The treatment of archaeological bone, which included adhesive-based repairs and consolidation.

• Mitigated conflict between the organization and stakeholders using active listening and problem solving to ensure positive results• Contacted contractors on behalf of residents to discuss and remedy unsatisfactory work• Assessed condominium common areas for compliance to the condominium by-laws and notified residents of any infractions• Organized and digitized real estate and legal documents in the proprietary database• Archived designated files pertaining to on-going disputes and maintained company database• Provided exemplary organization and administrative skills by managing appointments, attending to the reception desk and recording meeting minutes