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PT Library Aide I / II
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City of Glendora
Glendora, CA (In Person)
$62,026 Salary, Part-Time
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PT Library Aide I / II City of Glendora - 3.9 Glendora, CA Job Details Part-time $16.90 - $42.04 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Maintaining an organized workspace Library event programming Financial transaction processing Phone communication Inventory management Answering patron inquiries Processing cash transactions Maintenance work Process improvement Project coordination Deposits Collection management Clean workspace maintenance Balancing end-of-day transactions Facilities maintenance Entry level Client interaction via phone calls Full Job Description JOB The City of Glendora is seeking an energetic and eager-to-learn team player who values providing outstanding customer service and holds a high standard work ethic. Organization, dependability, and pride in their work is the key to success in this position. This individual, as part of an innovative team, will have a multitude of exciting opportunities to create an inspiring, collaborative environment within a culture that values open communication. Join our team and enrich the community by connecting people to the world of ideas, information, and imagination to support their work, education, personal growth, and enjoyment.
The ideal candidate will interact well with all customers including volunteers, community stakeholders, City staff, and the public at large. The ideal candidate will display a friendly and helpful attitude while being able to follow directions. Candidates whose primary job assignments have included real-time resolution of customer needs, basic project coordination, or Library experience are highly desirable. Library Aide positions require availability to work evenings and weekends as needed. If you are a self-starter and have a desire to serve the public, then this is the opportunity for you!
The current vacancy is a maximum of 16-18 hours per week on average.
Opens, closes, and secures library buildingSupplies public copiers and printers with paper, ink, and tonerAssists in keeping all areas of the Library in a clean, neat and orderly conditionConducts collection maintenance and inventory control May assist customers with a variety of transactions, equipment, and questions; may resolve issues with overdue, damaged, and lost items May collect fines and feesMay assist with preparing new and replacement material for circulationAssist with meeting room use, including meeting space and/or event set-up and tear-downMay perform light building maintenance dutiesMay assist in the review and improvement of proceduresMay answer and direct telephone calls to the appropriate person/department
Collects fines and fees, may reconcile daily monetary transactions and deposits.
Answers and directs telephone calls to the appropriate person/department.
Technical processing of materials, including mending and withdrawing Assists with inventory control and collection development.
May work independently or with a team providing, planning, and/or directing library programming, special projects, tours, etc.
Assists with meeting room use, including meeting space and/or event set-up and tear-down.
May perform light building maintenance duties.
May help cover any of the duties of the Aide I position.
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The ideal candidate will interact well with all customers including volunteers, community stakeholders, City staff, and the public at large. The ideal candidate will display a friendly and helpful attitude while being able to follow directions. Candidates whose primary job assignments have included real-time resolution of customer needs, basic project coordination, or Library experience are highly desirable. Library Aide positions require availability to work evenings and weekends as needed. If you are a self-starter and have a desire to serve the public, then this is the opportunity for you!
The current vacancy is a maximum of 16-18 hours per week on average.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Management reserves the right to add, modify, change, or rescind the work assignments of different positions, and to make reasonable accommodations where appropriate so qualified employees can perform the essential functions of the job. These functions may not be present in all positions in this class. When a position is to be filled, the essential functions will be noted in the announcement of position availability. Some of the typical duties of the Library Aide I & II include but are not limited to, the following:Library Aide I:
May work with a team providing, planning, and/or directing in library programming, special projects, tours, etc.Opens, closes, and secures library buildingSupplies public copiers and printers with paper, ink, and tonerAssists in keeping all areas of the Library in a clean, neat and orderly conditionConducts collection maintenance and inventory control May assist customers with a variety of transactions, equipment, and questions; may resolve issues with overdue, damaged, and lost items May collect fines and feesMay assist with preparing new and replacement material for circulationAssist with meeting room use, including meeting space and/or event set-up and tear-downMay perform light building maintenance dutiesMay assist in the review and improvement of proceduresMay answer and direct telephone calls to the appropriate person/department
Library Aide II:
Assists customers with a variety of transactions, equipment, and questions; resolves issues with overdue, damaged, and lost items.Collects fines and fees, may reconcile daily monetary transactions and deposits.
Answers and directs telephone calls to the appropriate person/department.
Technical processing of materials, including mending and withdrawing Assists with inventory control and collection development.
May work independently or with a team providing, planning, and/or directing library programming, special projects, tours, etc.
Assists with meeting room use, including meeting space and/or event set-up and tear-down.
May perform light building maintenance duties.
May help cover any of the duties of the Aide I position.
Click here to see full job description.