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PLCMC Employment Opportunities

Current employment opportunities available at the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County are listed below. The Public Library accepts applications for available positions only.

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Applications are being accepted for the following positions:


POSITION TITLE: Deputy Division Director Facilities & Operations

POSITION NUMBER: 20012942

LOCATION: Main Library

STARTING SALARY: $73,122-$91,403

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 7/10/2008

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Manages complex projects to include real estate, security and facilities maintenance projects. Plans, communicates and initiates work to be performed by maintenance, real estate and security teams and contracted professionals. Oversees and collaborates with Real Estate Project Manager to develop programming, design, and construction of new and remodeled major and minor capital projects. Oversees and tracks scheduled facilities and maintenance work. Develops and implements an efficient compliance program. Coordinates and contributes to the development and updating of the Facilities Master Plan. Manages multiple facilities projects. Oversees maintenance of the H.V.A.C., electrical and mechanical systems, and plumbing systems.

JOB REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree preferred and five years of specialized operations, facilities and maintenance management experience or an equivalent combination of training and experience or any combination of technical education and experience. Certification in HVAC-R, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical and Building Management. Expert knowledge of facility regulations and safety standards (OSHA, EPA, ADA). Working knowledge of life safety systems. Excellent communications skills to establish and maintain effective and collaborative relationships with management, staff, contracted professionals and the community stakeholders. Ability to develop, manage and forecast budgets. Proficient at calculating complex figures. Experience with financial/business analysis including preparation of budgets. Current Electrician's License. Must be able to qualify for Mecklenburg County driver's permit.

WORK SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday, 8-5.

POSITION AVAILABLE: 7/28/2008

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POSITION TITLE: Library Automation Systems Analyst

POSITION NUMBER: 20006075

LOCATION: Main Library

STARTING SALARY: $59,784-$74,730

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 7/10/2008

DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Serves as the lead administrator for the Library's library automation systems (LAS), and is responsible for all aspects thereof, including development and maintenance of interfaces between the LAS and other systems, integration of locally developed and third party applications with the LAS, functional support for all LAS modules, and creation of custom SQL reports. The LAS includes modules for cataloging, acquisitions, serials, circulation, an online catalog, and interacts with telephony notification, Self-checkout, patron authentication, e-payment, and computer reservation and timing systems. Administers, configures and optimizes the LAS and its partner products (OPAC, Reporting, Telephony, etc.), manages user accounts and security, assures system and database security and integrity; and manages all database maintenance, including upgrades, indexing, and data clean-up and purges. Assures secure connectivity and data transmission between LAS and ancillary library applications and databases. Oversees the writing and programming of custom reports and scripts for undertaking routine and non-routine maintenance database tasks using SQL or a similar reporting and database modification language. Develops and configures user displays, search and index options in collaboration with Cataloging and Reference librarians for optimum access to library resources, primarily for the LAS staff client, the public online catalog, and ancillary products. Creates and maintains procedures and documentation, including software configurations, for LAS and related 3rd-party applications. Serves as "final" internal tier for support of LAS and ancillary products: analyze, resolve and respond to trouble tickets, service requests and information queries from library staff and public. Serves as the primary technical contact with LAS vendor and related user communities, and third-party technology vendors and internal technology staff.

JOB REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or other related field from an accredited college or university required. Master's degree in Library/Information Science from an ALA accredited program, or alternative analytical/research M..A. preferred. 5-7 years progressively responsible experience with library automation systems (LAS) or other major database systems (system administration, database maintenance, custom reports). Familiarity with professionally accepted library standards of classification, cataloging and data transmission (USMARC format, metadata standards, authority control, Dewey Decimal Classification System, Library of Congress Subject Headings, SIP, X12, etc.); and experience/understanding of their application and implications in library automated systems. Demonstrated solid understanding of typical library functions that are automated (circulation, reference, online catalogs, cataloging, acquisitions, serials, interlibrary loan, etc.) and the knowledge of data, management, and service interdependencies among these integrated components. Extensive scripting experience in a Windows or *NIX environment, or other programming or SQL/report languages experience, or with RDBMS (Sybase, MS SQL, Oracle) administration. Demonstrated understanding of client/server environment, and experience with software applications needed to administer Library Automation Systems.

WORK SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday, 8-5.

POSITION AVAILABLE: 7/28/2008

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