Library Reference Assistant - The Town of Plainville has a Full-time opening for a Library Reference Assistant at our Plainville Public Library.
This position consists of a 35-hour work week, with a starting salary
of $21.14 per hour. This position is accountable for assisting the
Library Director in providing reference and Inter-Library Loan service
to patrons.
Some of the essential duties and responsibilities
include performing required research and answering reference questions;
using computerized equipment; overseeing the Inter-Library Loan program;
preparing related technical and/or statistical reports; representing
the library at meetings regarding the development of regional library
policies; reading book reviews and making recommendations on the
purchase of new books; assisting at the circulation desk as needed, and
performing general clerical duties and related duties as necessary; has
charge of the library in the absence of the professional staff.
Knowledge of library science procedures; knowledge of
library classification systems; interpersonal skills, communication
skills, and computer skills are necessary. A Bachelor's Degree in
Liberal Arts, the Humanities, or other related field; minimum of
two-years' experience in relevant library work and/or any equivalent
combination of education and experience.
While performing the duties of this job, you
occasionally would be required to push, pull, and lift light objects
less than 20 pounds. The duties of this position require the individual
to be able to walk, stand, or sit/stand for prolonged periods. Also
required is the ability to distinguish between public and confidential
information and be able to handle it appropriately.
To apply for this position, please print an employment application from https://www.plainvillect.com
and mail it along with your resume to The Town of Plainville, Attn:
Human Resources, One Central Square, Plainville, CT 06062; or you can
stop by the Human Resources Offices for an application. Closing date for
this position is Friday, February 2, 2018, at 11:00 a.m. EOE/M-F