Environmental Monitoring Equipment Loans
The Canadian Conservation Institute lends instruments to museums and galleries to help them monitor four important environmental factors: relative humidity, temperature, lighting, and ultraviolet radiation. See the Environmental Monitoring Equipment Loans Program for additional information.
Who can apply?
Our primary clients include museums, archives, libraries and historic sites, whose principal role is to acquire, conserve, communicate, exhibit (for purposes of study, education and enjoyment) and conduct research on permanent heritage collections that are accessible to the Canadian public. The majority of expert services provided on-site at CCI are provided to these clients without cost. CCI also delivers expert services and training to public authorities and other organizations in Canada that are responsible for heritage objects or collections, on the basis of partial or full cost recovery.
How to apply
To apply, complete the Environmental monitoring equipment loans request form.
Fees
For more information on fees, please consult the following:
Application period
Requests for this service can be submitted at any time.
How are requests evaluated?
Requests are evaluated against the criteria for assessment of service requests.
Terms and conditions
Applicants will be required to agree to the following terms and conditions (1 to 13).
Client satisfaction standard
Clients who receive services from CCI will receive an evaluation questionnaire based on the following 11 quality parameters:
- application process
- acknowledgement of the initial request
- explanation of fees
- explanation of service to be provided
- communication during the project
- promptness of service
- quality of service
- usefulness of service
- quality of written material provided (e.g. report)
- dealings with staff (friendly, courteous and helpful)
- overall value
Contact us
To submit requests for scientific or technical advice, please contact the Canadian Conservation Institute.
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