As the Principal Research Services Librarian, you will join the HB Williams Memorial Library leadership group and provide operational support to your team and ensure access to content of local and other taonga. Your expertise will drive public programmes, projects, and innovative methods that enhance customer experiences.You will recognise the importance of the role as a Treaty partner and understand how that underpins Gisborne District Council's work.ResponsibilitiesLead, curate and create relevant exhibitions utilising library and other materials related to library and local histories, people or other subjects of interest to community.Ensure technical support, statistical analytics, and promote in-house local history databases. You will ensure archival maintenance, preservation and security of Research Services collections, including special collections is upheld to a high standard.Manage the development of staff and team performance, carrying out performance reviews, encouraging employee development and actioning performance issues.Ensure a culture of excellent internal and external customer service and customer satisfaction.QualificationsNZ Diploma in Library and Information Studies (L6) or equivalent.Well-developed interpersonal and people management skills relatable to individuals, special interest groups and iwi.Excellent problem solving, communication, and time management skills.Experience of operation of research, libraries, and/or heritage document management is preferred.BenefitsRelocation assistanceAllocated training budget for career development and to support professional affiliation membership (where relevant to the role)Work with a great team and enjoy regular, lively social events!Access to reduced health insurance premiums for you and your family through Southern CrossFree eye examsAccess to free independent counselling and support services for you and your familyAnnual flu vaccinations and health checks1 of 6 Unitary Authorities in NZHere at Gisborne District Council, we pull our values from the community we serve. It makes sense then that we are enthusiastic about culture in our workplace. Family and inclusivity are deep seated in our ethos. With Treaty partnership front of mind, we're serious about building a workforce that enhances our commitment to deliver.We work hard together to make our people proud, and our whanau are why we are so passionate about what we do for the community.Me pehea te tono mai | How to ApplyWe will start the process when suitable candidates apply, please submit a resume and cover letter.Check out the Gisborne District council careers page to apply here or contact ****** for additional information.Applications close Monday 4 November 2024 at 5.00pmBe careful - Don't provide your bank or credit card details when applying for jobs. Don't transfer any money or complete suspicious online surveys. If you see something suspicious, report this job ad.
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