Archaeology Field Technician and Cultural Resources Specialist
Resume:
VITA
RICHARD R. BEATY
Address: **** *. ******* *****
Saratoga Springs, UT 84045
(Cell) 385-***-****; (Home) 801-***-****
Email: ********@*******.***
Education: MA -1989, Archaeology, Brigham Young University
BA -1979, Anthropology, Ft. Lewis College, Durango, Colorado
BA-1970, American History, Central State University, Edmond, Oklahoma
AS-1967, Social Science, Dixie Junior College, St. George. Utah
Vacancy Information: Archaeologist-Hutchinson
Job Title: Archeology Field Technician
Last Salary GS9.10
WORK POSITIONS:
USDI Bureau of Indian Affairs Osage Agency
P.O. Box 1539 Pawhuska, OK 74056
Sept. 7, 2007 to Sept. 3, 2017; Served as the Agency level archaeologist for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Duties included conducting cultural resource surveys, writing reports related to those surveys and providing training, guidance, and regulations pertaining to the protection and management of cultural resources within the Osage Reserve. Also dealt with NEPA regulations as a regular part of my duties. An additional part of the historical research conducted involved Indian Land Allotment records and some Osage genealogy research. The Osage Nation has one of the most active oil and gas reserves of any Native American group in the continental United States. My office processed approximately 3,800 well permits in the ten years I was there. This ranged from a low of around 100 permits the last year to over 800 annually between the years 2010 to 2013. In addition to the oil and gas lease activities also conducted archaeological investigations for the removal of restrictions (removal from Trust) of individual Osage Nation member owned real estate and other activities such as prescribed burns for weed control and cedar clearing. Trained and field supervised up to twelve cross trained Petroleum Engineering Technicians/Heritage Resource Technicians. The Osage Mineral Reserve covers the entirety of Osage County, Oklahoma. The county is the largest in t the state consisting of 1.5 million acres.
Responsibilities required the use of GPS equipment, digital cameras and to be familiar with ArcGIS mapping programs. Dealt with Native American Trust Records so had to have security clearance and training to use and safeguard those records. Reviewed the reports of consulting resource management firms and corresponded on a regular basis with Oklahoma State and Osage Nation cultural resource agencies. Severed under two Superintendents, two Regional Environmental Specialist and lastly under the Agency Environment Compliance and Enforcement Specialist, Ben Daniels, who can be reached at 918-***-****.
USDA Forest Service
Caddo-Womble Ranger Districts Ouachita National Forest
1523 Hwy. 270E.
Mt Ida. AR 71957
Served as a GS7 Archaeology Technician. The position covered two districts of the Ouachita National Forest. Duties were conducting compliance inventories and writing the corresponding cultural reports. Since returning to the forest in March 2006 completed seven such inventories related to timber sales.During 2007 completed 40 hours of training in Heritage Resources ARPA Investigation and Wildland Fire School. Also served as a member of the District's Safety Committee. I used both Garmin and Trimble GPS location and mapping devices. Roger E.Coleman was Zone Archeologist. His number is 501-***-****.
Geo-Marine Inc.
550 E. 151h Street
Plano, TX 75074
Conducted Phase I and II cultural resource investigations at Fort Campbell, TN. This work included, but was not limited to conducting surveys, doing shovel testing and excavating test units on previously recorded and newly found archaeological sites. Took field notes and filled out excavation forms and provided plan and profile drawings for the excavated units. This work was carried out from November thru December 2005. Received $12.89 an hour plus housing, $36.00 a day per diem and local transportation. Tiffany Osburn was the field director and her personal number is 972-***-****.
Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.
151 Walton Ave.
Lexington, Kentucky 40508
Worked two field seasons for CRA (Fall 2004 & Summer 2005)
Work was conducted on the Avenue of Saints project in northeastern Missouri conducting Phase II investigations and feature excavations and documentation. Received $12.00 per hour plus housing and $25.00 a day per diem. Andrew Bradury was the Project Director, his phone is 859-***-****.
Statistical Research Inc.
6009 E. Speedway
Tucson, AZ 85751
May, 2004 - September 2004
Archaeology Technician ($13.00/hr plus housing and $35.00/day per diem)
Conducted excavations and associated documentation. Artifact recovery by screening, operated flotation equipment and other task as assigned. This work was carried out on the Playa Vista Project, located near Westchester, California. The site consisted of multiple Native American burials from around the time of European contact and may date as early as 4000 years bp., in some loci. Recovery was conducted under the monitoring of Native California tribal members as well as SRI supervisory personnel. The project director was Benjamin Vargas 909-***-****.
USDI National Park Service
Klondike Goldrush Nat'I. Historic Park Skagway, Alaska 99801
June, 2003 - September, 2003
Was assigned the duties of the Lead Archaeologist at the GS-9 level ($18.97 per hour). The duties consisted of conducting historical archaeological investigations on the Chilkoot Trail from the "Scales" staging area to the U.S.,Canadian Border. This area was used between 1897 and 1899 as one of the major routes used by gold seekers heading to the Klondike gold fields. My teams job was to find, define and record as many features as possible connected to this historic event in this rugged area of southeastern Alaska. My team lived in wilderness conditions while on the job and we hiked sixteen miles into and out of the research area on each work rotation cycle. Also conducted other cultural research investigations as assigned. These additional assignments consisted of campground tent site locations, trail realignments and a wilderness bridge relocation site. The Chilkoot Trail inventory was not completely finished because of two late season injuries to team members. Supervisor was Karl Gurcke, his phone number is 907-***-****.
Ecosystems Management Inc.
4004 Carlisle Blvd., NE
Albuquerque, NM 87107-4544
April, 2003 - May, 2003 / October -November 2005
Performed the duties of a crew chief/field director at a rate of $16.00 - $18.00 per hour, plus housing, per diem and truck rental. This work was for several BLM task orders in Utah for this company. The total acreage of the three task orders was approximately 800 ac., and 4200 ac. Supervised two to four other archaeologist. Conducted cultural inventories, completed IMACS forms and performed GPS mapping. The company supervisor was Richard Burleson, his phone number is 505-***-****.
.USDA National Forest Service
Ouachita Nat'I. Forest, Caddo Ranger District
912 Smoky Bear Lane
Glenwood, AR 71943-9121
June, 2002 - December, 2002
Performed the duties of the lead archaeologist for a heritage resource team. Rate was that of a GS-9 ($17.93 per hr.). My teams responsibilities were conducting salvage timber sale clearance inventories and report preparation. Also did inventories on state wildlife food plot that are located on forest land. Was responsible for two forest districts in western Arkansas. Our team stayed ahead of schedule for our expected work load. On Oct. 6, 2002 was detailed to the Sequoia Nation Forest in California to do fire rehab and hazard tree clearance work. Assisted with inventories and report writing on the Cannell Meadows and Greenhorn Districts. The detail lasted for 84 days. While on the detail Cheryl Bauer, Recreation Manager on the Cannell Meadows R. D supervised my work. Before coming to th Ouachita worked on the Apache-Sittgreaves National Forest in Arizona for about one month at the GS-7 level, doing generally the same type of work as above. Left because was offered the GS-9 position in Arkansa. Roger Coleman ws the Forest Archaeologist in Arkansas his phone number was 501-***-****.
Baseline Data Inc.
789 Bamberger, Suite D
American Fork, UT 84003
February, 2002 to April, 2002
Worked as a consultant on a project for Baseline at the rate of $25.00 per hour and expenses. Conducted 106 Monitoring on a motion picture production set that was filming on an archaeological site administered by the Utah BLM near Wendover, UT/NV. Conducted site recording by doing photography work and drawing exposed profiles of cultural levels inside a Desert Archaic cave site. Directed the covering of the site to protect it from the production's set construction. Interfaced with the Art Director, Construction Forman, Set Designer, Location Manager and the BLM representative as to what could be done and what precautions had to be taken. Was also on set during all of the filming at the site. Baseline Data produced a report for the BLM documenting the activities at the site including the rehabilitation measures the BLM wanted in place after filming was completed. Asa Nielson was my direct contact at Baseline Data Inc., his phone number was 801-***-**** .
Baseline Data Inc.
789 Bamberger Suite D
American Fork, Utah 84003
August, 1998 to January, 2002
Employment was that of a staff archaeologist. Baseline's Permit allows me to supervise field work in Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming and eastern Nevada. Was a crew chief working at the excavation of 42DV2 a multi-component habitation site in the Salt Lake Valley. Major responsibilities were supervising the operations of the water screening apparatus and providing equipment support for five excavation crews. My crew's size was from four to eight people . During June 2000 excavated and supervised water screening at a Fremont site in Richfield, Utah. In July of 2000 was the Field Supervisor and a crew chief for a survey conducted for the U.S. Forest Service in Oregon. Headed a team of eight archaeologists and was responsible for completing the project report. From March to May of 2000 I participated in the excavation and scientific testing on 42SL230 at the Salt Lake International Airport. In November 1998 and continuing into February 2000, conducted inventory, testing, recording, mapping and rip trench monitoring on the Level 3 Fiber Optic Line from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas, Nevada. In October 1999 also helped with inventorying of two wildfire burn areas managed by the BLM in the West Desert of Utah. During the 1998 field season as a field supervisor organized and conducted seven inventories on the Salmon National Forest under contract No. RFQ IDAWY-30-98, and supervised the preparation of the reports for this contract. Additionally, supervised a crew doing survey on the Umatilla National Forest in Oregon, and participated in two prehistoric excavations in Utah.
Power Elevation Co., Inc.
P. 0. Box 440889
Aurora, Colorado 80014
Worked twice for this company as a consultant at a rate of $10.00 an acre and $13.80 per hr. respectively. January 1999 Inventoried and co-authored the final report on the Thiokol Site Distribution Center Near Brigham City, Box Elder County, Utah: Class I and III Cultural Resource Inventory for Carter and Burgess Inc. Project No. 98-UT-2 .
June 1998 to August 1998, Severed as the field supervisor for an eight person team conducting the Wayne County, Utah Class B and D Roads Inventory. This project involved surveying 600 miles of county roads that cross BLM administered land in southeastern Utah.
Baseline Data Inc.
1053 South State Street
Orem, Utah 84097
March, 1997 to May, 1998
Employed as a staff archaeologist, Duties consisted of being a team member for survey and excavation projects. Served as a field supervisor and crew chief. Was also responsible for report preparation, laboratory analysis, equipment maintenance and construction. During 1998 worked on eight projects, for Baseline. The largest projects being the River Gas Exploration Inventory near Price, Utah and the Legacy Highway Inventory and Testing in northern Salt Lake and Davis counties, in Utah. Contributed to the publication for the River Gas Report, which Baseline distributed in January 1998.
U.S. Department of Agriculture - U.S. Forest Service Manti-Lasal N. F., San Pete RD
540 North Main
Ephraim, Utah 84627
June, 1996 to October, 1996
Hired as a seasonal archaeology technician to conduct cultural resource inventories on timber sale units in the Manti-LaSal National Forest. This position required me to serve as a member of a cultural resource survey team. Periodically functioned as a Crew Chief because, this position rotated through the team. The majority of the inventories performed were in high altitude terrain, 9000 Feet A.S.L. and higher. Received and passed courses in wild land fire fighting and survival, completed training in CPR and First Aid, and have been licensed to operate a Forest Service Vehicle.
Archeological Environmental Research Corp.
P. 0. Box 853
Bountiful, Utah 84010
August, 1989 to June, 1996
Worked as a Crew Chief and Filed Supervisor to conduct resource inventory projects, and help in the report writing related to those projects . Was also responsible for drafting and artifact illustration for reports . These survey projects took place in the states of Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. The cultural regions include the northern San Juan, the Great Basin, and the Colorado Plateau. Other responsibilities included provided professional assistant on a field school in northwestern Colorado that this company is co-sponsoring over several seasons. Have co-authored several of the company's technical reports
U.S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Reclamation
Nebraska-Kansas Project Office
P. 0. Box 1607
Grand Island, Nebraska 68802-1607
April, 1993 to January, 1994
Primary responsibility involved conducting the data gathering for the Summary of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act for the entire Great Plains Region of the Bureau of Reclamation. Traveled extensively throughout the Great Plains Region gathering information on Human remains and collections taken from sites during the planning and construction of water projects conducted by the Bureau of Reclamation. The Secretary of Interior and the U.S. Congress received this summary and had it published in the Congressional Record.
U.S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs ANCSA Office - Suite 235
1675 C Street
Anchorage, A,laska 99501
June, 1992 to December, 1992
The major function of the position involved conducting cultural resource inventories for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Athna Corporation under the conditions and regulations of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. This required locating and mapping prehistoric and historical Northern Athapascan camps, settlements, and cemeteries in south central Alaska in the Copper River Drainage Basin.
U.S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Land Management
Great Divide Resource Area Office
P. 0. Box 670
Rawlins, Wyoming 82301
June, 1991 to November, 1991
Was hired by the BLM at the GS-9 level as a long term temporary archaeologist. Main responsibility and critical job element were to conduct a Class III inventory and record sites, for the 2400 acre, Pole Mountain Land Exchange.
Additionally was to reevaluate previously recorded sites, conduct testing and make recommendations for National Register eligibility. The final aspect of the appointment was to complete a written report detailing the cultural resource work and recommendations for allowing or rejecting the land exchange. Also split time with the Resource Area Lead Archaeologist, Gray DeMarce, to conduct smaller Class III inventories for different resource area branches, such as range conservation, wildlife, and minerals . John Husband was the Multi-resources Branch Chief and my immediate supervisor.
Brigham Young University
Department of Anthropology and Church History Department Provo, Utah 84602
January, 1989 to August, 1989
Conducted research on obsidian sourcing and hydration dating in the Anthropology Department. While for the Church History Department, Collected data to use in a multi-volume publication dealing with the lives and history of the personnel belonging to the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican War.
Cultural Research and Management
P. 0. Box 2154
Bismarck, North Dakota 58502
October, 1988 to November, 1988
CR and M.,hired me on a contract they had with the Basin Power Company of North Dakota to conduct a cultural resource inventory on a thirty-six square mile area. Basin Power proposed strip mining the area to produce electricity though coal gasification. Specific responsibilities included field identification of artifacts and aterial, photography and helping with mapping of sites.
U.S. Department of the Interior - Bureau of Land Management Worland District Office
P. 0. Box 119
Worland, Wyoming 82401
August, 1988 to September, 1988
Duties required knowledge about the U.S. law regarding the criteria for historic places. This work took place in the extreme northern Great Basin and the high plains of Wyoming . Conducted this work independently or with one or two other archaeologists. Wrote reports dealing with the determination of the field investigation, provided assistance in testing resources area disturbed by mineral trespass. Another responsibility of this position was to provide instruction and support to a newly promoted GS-7 Archeologist.
Archeological Environmental Research Corp.
P. 0. Box 853
Bountiful, Utah 84010
June, 1988 to August, 1988
Responsibilities included conducting cultural resource inventories, preparing IMACS forms and making recommendations to the Principal Investigator for his reports. Participated in completing work on contracts for an irrigation and power reservoir project, well pad sites, a pipeline excavation in Colorado and a dozen or so seismic lines in Central and Southern Utah. Generally coordinated work with one other archeologist, but also often worked independently.
U.S.D.A. Forest Service Boise National Forest
1750 Front Street
Boise, Idaho 83702
July, 1986 to January, 1987
This position required me to conduct archeological surveys for the clearance of timber sales, water development, and fire salvage rehabilitation. Coordinated work schedule with the Zone Archeologist. Put together reports for all the surveys and brought Forest Atlas up to date.
U.S. Department of the Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs ANCSA Office
P. 0. Box 6688
Anchorage, Alaska 99502
May, 1985 to September 1985
The duties of this position required performing archeological survey and testing, making determination on significance of sites and their integrity. Also established boundaries for legal description and site protection. Conducted library searches and wrote reports. The archeological team members shared supervisory responsibility . Helping with camp maintenance was also part of the duties.
Brigham Young University
Department of Anthropology 900 SWKT
Provo, Utah 84602
September, 1984 to April, 1985
As a research assistant analyzed cultural material from a private collection of Fremont Period sites. Encoded museum computer forms. Conducted research and testing on obsidian sourcing and hydration dating form sites in the Eastern Great Basin.
U. S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Reclamation
Central Utah Projects Office
Provo, Utah 84603
July, 1984 to October, 1984
Conducted cultural resource inventory, prepared associated forms and reports. Also conducted archival research, wrote historical overviews, and participated in oral history interviews. Making register determinations for sites in conjunction with state and federal regulations is part of the responsibilities of this position. Worked independently with minimal supervision, and supervised one other researcher.
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Service
Dixie National Forest S.O.
Cedar City, Utah 84720
May, 1983 to September, 1983
Although started as a volunteer, performed the duties of the Forest Archeologist, conducting surveys, writing reports, worked on project atlas. Had responsibility for the five districts of the forest that takes in the approximate southern one third of the state of Utah. There were paraprofessionals on each of the districts whose work I would receive and review before sending it to the Zone Archeologist for approval. Issued forest site numbers and project numbers to contractors. Throughout the summer conducted several 1000+ acre surveys along with smaller surveys.
Brigham Young University
CRM Services
Museum of People and Cultures
Provo, Utah 84602
September, 1982, June, 1983
Performed drafting for reports and projects, and did flotation sampling and some photography.
Division of Conservation Archaeology
San Juan County Museum
Rt. 3, Box 169
Farmington, New. Mexico 87402
October, 1981 to November, 1981
Staff Archaeologist. Working on an on call basis, consisted mainly of clearance for transmission lines and uranium exploration and conducted testing, this was in northern New Mexico. Margaret (Peggy) Powers was the P.I.; the phone is 505-***-****.
CRM Services - Museum of People and Cultures
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah 84602
June, 1981 to October, 1981
Assistant Crew Chief and Technical Advisor. This was a contract excavation for water users of San Juan County, Utah on Recapture Archaeological Data Resource Recovery Program. Excavated three of eight prehistoric sites ranging in time from Basketrnaker III to Pueblo II. Responsibility involved providing technical assistance for burial removal, pit house excavation, backhoe monitoring work, and finding peripheral use areas. This project was under the direction of Asa Nielson, Museum of People and Cultures, Brigham Young University.
Mesa Corporation
1157 So. State Street, Suite 105
Orem, Utah 84057
May, 1981, to June, 1981
Survey Crew Chief for a Bureau of Reclamation contract to inventory the Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam as it flows from Utah into Colorado. Historical and Prehistoric components were found to be present within the survey area. The Principal Investigator was Garth Norman .
University of Colorado
Bureau of Anthropological Research
Rm. 88 Helems Bldg. #18
Boulder, CO 80309
October, 1980 to December, 1980
Excavated on Northern San Juan sites that will receive an adverse effect by the construction of the MAPCO Hydrocarbon Pipeline. These sites are in southwestern Colorado. Served as Site Photographer . Worked close to the area Brew and Ives consider to be Abajo culture. Excavated one site that might prove to be Abajo, which would extend the boundary into the Dolores, Colorado area.
Earth Science Consulting and Technology Corporation
930 21st Street N.W.
Albuquerque, NM 81104
March 1980 to October 1980
Technician II on the contract for the Old Dallas Archaeological Project.
Initially would be responsible to do the archival research for the project, specifically dealing with the town of Dallas itself. Gathered information from abstracts, courthouse records, railroad documents, old newspapers, census records, personal histories, interviews, mining records, and historical quarterlies. In May became a crew chief to help finish the field survey. After completion of the survey, continued on as Crew chief and begin doing testing and mitigation. In June moved back to the Technician II responsibilities on Prehistoric evaluation dealing specifically with soil analysis. Started working in the laboratory to help with cataloging and analyzing historical artifacts. In September, put in full charge of the field laboratory. Besides regular duties, checked all inventory, approved subsurface excavation forms, did carpentry and equipment repair.
New Word Research
Pollock, Louisiana
February 1980.
Archaeology technician for a Corps of Engineers contract to do survey and conduct minor excavation on and around Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. The survey consisted of both prehistoric, (Mississippian/Woodland cultures), and historical components, the historical being mostly early Twentieth Century agricultural materials. Immediate supervisor was Don Phiffer who was the survey crew chief and Dr. Prentice Thomas was the P.I.
Earth Science Consulting and Technology Corp.
Costa Mesa, California
October and November, 1979
Research Technician II, worked on the Old Dallas Archaeological Project, under the guidance of Dr. William Buckles, of the University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo, Colorado. The Bureau of Reclamation issued the contract and cooperated on this project. Conducted archaeological survey for the first phase of the project. This survey identified known and unknown historical and prehistoric archaeological sites and artifacts that the water projects will adversely affect or destroy.
Washington State University
Dolores Archaeology Project
Dept. of Anthropology
Pullman, Washington
June, 1979 to October, 1979
Research Technologist, Dolores Archaeological Project, Dolores, Colorado. Worked under the direction of Dr. William Lipe, and served as a member of an excavation crew supervised by Patrick Hogan. Responsible for site photographs, archeomagnetic sampling as well as general and specific excavation procedures. Had supervision responsibility for two to three people, Youth Conservation Corps and Washington State Field School students,in excavation and field identification of artifact material. Near the end of the field season worked with Dr. Tim Kolher doing some survey, site clearing, surface inventory and collection.
U. S. Department of the Interior - Bureau of Reclamation
Durango Projects Office
P. 0. Box 640
Durango, Colorado 81301
May, 1979 to June, 1979
Civil Engineering Technician, conducted an archaeological impact survey on well pad sites associated with the McElmo Creek Unit of the Colorado River Salinity Control Project.
TECHNICAL POSITIONS:
U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Service San Juan National Forest S. 0.
701 Camino Del Rio
Durango, Colorado 81301
January, 1981 of May, 1981
Performed the tasks of an Engineering Drafter for Technical Services Division, doing drafting for Engineering, Soils, Land, Watershed, Fire and Minerals staff. Supervisor was Jack L. Mielke, Supervisory Highway Engineer. Most of the work was with the roads, wilderness and geology, with some minor drafting of campground water systems and repair of building structures.
U.S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Reclamation Durango Projects Office
P. 0. Box 640
Durango, Colorado 81301
February, 1975 to September, 1978
Civil Engineering Technician - Archival Research and execution of water contracts and drilling permits for the Lands and Contracts Branch. This work was performed in association with the following projects : Dolores, Animas-La Plata, San Migual, Mancos and Pine River.
Position was a Civil Engineering Aid under the supervision of Engineers in Designs and Estimates Branch. Put together Plan and Profile drawings of major canal systems on both the Dolores and Animas-La Plata Projects. Additionally, Prepared some written material for E.I.S. Reports, and computer computation for material estimates.
Engineering Drafter - This position required me to prepared various maps and technical drawings for design approval and for publication or presentation in Project Reports. Also had responsibility for doing printing for the office on the Brunning Printer.
Surveying Aid - Surveyed for canals, roads, dams related to both Dolores, and Animas-La Plata Projects. While conducting the engineering surveys, my survey team located many archaeological sites. These sites were within the right-of- way of major water features like, the Towaoc Canal, the Great Cut Dike, the Animas-La Plata Dam Axis, Southern Ute Feeder Canal, and the Southern Ute Reservoir. Most of these sites I later mapped on drawing that became part of the final plan reports for these projects .
PROFESSIONAL AND SEMI PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS :
Blackmon Oil Co. Inc.
439 HWY 270 E.
Mt Ida, AR, 71957
May, 2006 to July 2006
Was a part time, weekend clerk at convenience store.
Alpine School District
575 N. 100 E. American Fork, UT 84003
1989-2006
Worked as an on-call, part-time substitute teacher for the school district in grads K-12.
Burlington Coat Factory - Store 79
5976 South State Street
Murray, UT 84107
July, 1994 to Sept. 1995
Men's Department Manager. Was responsible for Men's Clothing Department. Supervised as many as ten associates and managed an inventory worth more than two million dollars. Conducted sales of men's fine clothing, handled customer relations and complaints, and responded to daily corporate correspondence, and implement corporate directives.
Brigham Young University
Motion Picture Studio
109 MPS
Provo, Utah 84602
October, 1987 to June, 1988
Responsible to organize, inventory, catalog on computer and rent props and set dressings for the Motion Picture Studio. This included keeping track of the Art Department expenditures, made acquisitions of props for inventory and for specific productions. Other responsibilities included working as a set dresser on some productions and commercials made at the Studio and conducting library research. Made calls to clients to encourage them to rent props from the Studio. Prepared a rate card and established policies and procedures for the use, maintenance and control of the studio's props . Also had responsibility for pricing and billing and collaborated with
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