Under the direction of the Physical Plant Supervisor, the Building Operator performs tasks related to the overall upkeep, environment and security of library property and buildings. The position carries out a range of minor repairs and installations not requiring journeyman status. The position involves shift work and independent, unsupervised time and can be physically demanding. The position provides other maintenance-related support services throughout the library system and liaises with a broad spectrum of internal clients as well as vendors and contractors. To view the full job description please click here.

Under the direction of the unit head, the Public Service Clerk performs a variety of public service duties including circulation, reference and reader’s advisory services, and maintaining records related to the operation of library services to the public. To view the full job description please click here

Under the direction of the unit head, the Public Service Clerk performs a variety of public service duties including circulation, reference and reader’s advisory services, and maintaining records related to the operation of library services to the public. To view the full job description please click here.

Regina Public Library invites applications from Canadian Creative Writers for the position of Writer-in-Residence. The successful candidate will work with the public through individual consultations, community/school visits, and group workshops or seminars. To view the full job description please click here.

Reporting to the Head of Finance and Administration, the Manager of Physical Plant provides leadership for managing, planning and coordinating activities associated with the physical, environmental and security conditions of the Library’s building facilities and grounds. This includes the planning and coordination of systematic inspection schedules, preventative and general maintenance plans, repair and replacement of equipment and building components. This position is also responsible for planning, managing and directing the transportation of Library materials, furniture and equipment. The Manager works as part of the Library’s management team to support the effective, coordinated delivery of public services throughout the system. The Physical Plant Manager has line responsibility for assigned staff, communicates with building occupants and stakeholders, secures and coordinates external contractors, and works closely with other out-of-scope staff. This position maintains positive working relationships with the City of Regina and the Regina Public School Board. To view the full job posting, please click here.

Reporting to the Library Director, and as a member of the management team, the
Director/Curator, Dunlop Art Gallery is responsible for the overall operations of the
gallery and film theatre and for the creative management of these units within the
mandate and policies approved by the Regina Public Library Board. The position’s areas
of responsibility include exhibitions, public programs and education (such as lectures,
workshops and film presentations), touring exhibitions, promotion and collection
management of the RPL permanent collection, DAG Art Rental Collection and DAG
Research Centre. To view the full job description please click here.

Regina Public Library was guided by its community to define a new Service Plan. This plan will guide the Library through 2011 in the development and delivery of collections, programs and services that meet the expectations of the citizens of Regina. A comprehensive management plan has been created to define how resources will be allocated to meet measurable objectives and carry out the strategic actions that will ensure the Library's success. Regina Public Library is committed to evidence based management practice and services assessment.
Read more about the many exciting initiatives happening at Regina Public Library.