This document discusses the responsibilities of repair students working in museums. It explains that repair work requires great skill and responsibility to properly preserve cultural artifacts. Repair students must study the history of artifacts and monitor their condition. Correct diagnosis is important to avoid artifacts losing their original state during repair. The repair process involves determining why an artifact needs repair, preserving its original condition and artistic value, selecting appropriate materials, and considering long-term storage. Temperature, humidity, lighting, and cleanliness are all important environmental factors that impact artifact preservation. Repair students must properly document their work through repair passports.