Key Result Areas: 

• Carry out survey sites using a variety of methods, including field walking, geophysical surveys and aerial photography; clean and preserve finds; produce and publish excavation and site reports 
• Work on field excavations or digs, usually as part of a team, using a range of digging equipment 
• Project manage an excavation, including managing teams of diggers 
• Record sites using drawings, detailed notes and photography 
• Analyze findings by grouping, identifying and classifying them 
• Use computer applications, such as computer-aided design (CAD) and geographical information systems (GIS), to record and interpret finds, sites and landscapes 
• Use computers to produce simulations of the way a building, site or artefact would have looked 
• Conduct laboratory tests, such as radiocarbon dating, and research and desk-based assessments of sites 
• Check planning applications and identify any possible archaeological impact 
• Provide advice on the conservation or recording of archaeological remains 
• Ensure important buildings, monuments and sites are protected and preserved 
• Generate publicity materials and publish articles about research, site interpretations or excavations 
• Give educational talks and presentations; assist in the curating and display of artefacts 

Key Highlights: 

• Any existing systems/ processes streamlined???? Results obtained???? Major assignments handled???? 
• Any unique initiative taken to improve customer satisfaction level???? Any major accounts/clients handled??? 
• Awards/appreciation letters received???? Other relevant achievements????