[LIS-Forum] Post of Cataloguing Librarian in Upper Hutt City Library in Newzeland

[Deepak Sharma]

Dear All,

Post of  Cataloguing Librarian in Upper Hutt City Library in  Newzeland

Cataloguing Librarian

Upper Hutt City Library is the city's primary community centre for
living, learning and leisure. It seeks to engage, inspire and inform
people; and plays a significant role in the development of a strong
local community.  The library collects and maintains a wide range of
material for the benefit of all Upper Hutt residents.

In addition to providing quality frontline customer service, the
primary focus of the Cataloguing Librarian is to edit imported MARC
records to provide library customers with quality catalogue records
that are responsive to their needs.

This position provides an opportunity for someone with library
experience and some formal cataloguing training to take their first
step into cataloguing.

The successful applicant must have a wide knowledge of recreational
reading and the ability to view the library service from the
customer's point of view. Excellent organisational and communication
skills are also required together with the ability to achieve a
consistently high output with a minimal error rate.

Visit www.upperhuttcity.com/jobs for a detailed job description and
application form.

Please apply by email to recruitment at uhcc.govt.nz or post to Tracey
Lakeman Human Resources, Upper Hutt City Council, Private Bag 907,
Upper Hutt 5140.  Include your current CV and completed application
form.

Applications close 25th March 2011.



Gail Clark
Senior Operations Librarian
Upper Hutt City Library

UPPER HUTT CITY COUNCIL
Upper Hutt City Library, 844 Fergusson Drive
Private Bag 907, Upper Hutt 5140

Phone: 04 527 2169 ext 437 | Fax: 04 527 2159

gail.clark at uhcc.govt.nz|www.upperhuttlibrary.co.nz

Upper Hutt City - A great place to live


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