About the role
Archive investigators work with examining and analyzing archival material to ensure its accuracy and relevance. They may have a background in library and information science or history. Their work is important for preserving historically and legally significant documents.Responsibilities
Archive investigators are responsible for evaluating the authenticity and condition of archival documents. They identify and catalog important documents and ensure that they are stored correctly. Their work also involves providing advice on archival issues and developing guidelines for archive management.Skills and tools
Archive investigators must have good knowledge of document management and archival science. They often use digital archive systems and databases to organize and search collections. Analytical ability, accuracy, and knowledge of preservation techniques are central to their professional role.