Computer Lab Assistant – Library

Under the direct supervision of the Computer Lab Supervisor

10-12 hours/week, various shifts, weekends required

Starting pay:  $11.00

    Please include resume and schedule of availability with application

Definition of Work:

Monitors patron computer usage and provides assistance using the computers, online resources, software, and peripheral equipment available in the lab. Assists with library-wide technology projects as needed.

Duties:

• Answers the telephone, sends faxes, and greets patrons
• Assigns computers to patrons and monitors usage time
• Operates a cash register, collects money and makes change
• Operates and troubleshoots lab computers and peripheral equipment, including networked printers, copiers and scanners
• Provides assistance to patrons using the computers, software and peripheral equipment available in the lab
• Provides assistance using library-related and other online resources, including those provided by the State Library of Kansas
• Answers questions about the library’s computer-related programs and services, including resources provided by the local library consortium, SEK regional and Kansas state library systems
• Retrieves and saves information using removable storage media and local area network drives
• Maintains the computer lab by keeping it clean and organized
• Adheres to and enforces library policies and procedures
• Performs other related duties as assigned

• Must be a high school graduate, with some college preferred
• Must have the ability to work well with the public and demonstrate the ability to work effectively without direct supervision
• Must be able to effectively communicate orally and in written form
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and the Windows Operating System, and proficient keyboarding skills

Physical Requirements:

• Normal physical mobility, which includes movement from place to place
• Normal physical agility, which includes ability to maneuver body while in place
• Normal physical strength to handle routine office materials and tools
• Normal coordination and dexterity of hands and fingers
• Normal sensory functions including the ability to see, distinguish colors, hear, and touch