How Does a Smithsonian Chemist Contribute to Air and Space Artifact Restoration?

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Smithsonian Air & Space Museum – DC, VA&MD – Dec. 2009 to Current
Plating Supervisor/Hazardous Waste Coordinator/Safety Coordinator
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Aircraft and Space Related Equipment Restoration. Restoration Plating - Environmental Reporting - Safety Coordinator. Providing restoration services for air and space artifacts, contact officer for environmental reporting and onsite Safety Coordinator. Provide technical advice and assistance to professionals and employees for manufacturing processes and procedures. Provide technical analyses on materials and coatings on artifacts. Identifying possible hazardous conditions and generating written procedures to remove or isolate hazards.
 
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