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Job Announcement, Archives and Records Office, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory


  • Date:   Mon, 06 Jun 2005 11:36:16 -0700
  • To:  sthc-l@lists.ucla.edu
  • From:   John W. Stoner   < JWStoner AT lbl.gov >
  • Subject:   Job Announcement, Archives and Records Office, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Message-ID:   42A497A0.2070408@lbl.gov

Archives & Records Specialist 1

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), a leader in science and engineering 
research for more than 70 years, is currently seeking an Archives & Records Specialist 1. 
This is a full-time, entry-level archivist position to support official LBNL records 
accessioning and retrieval to and from the National Archives and Records Administration 
repository. Using a high degree of discretion, the successful candidate will be relied 
on to assist with individual customers and departments in the application of established 
records management policies and procedures. Key functions will include inventorying, 
arranging, describing, appraising, scheduling, transferring, accessioning and ensuring 
future access to all temporary and permanent Laboratory records. This position assists 
with Facilities Division drawings document management support, in addition to taking 
responsibility for data entry, search and retrieval, packaging, copying, storage, 
preparation for shipping, and communications with users and ARO staff related to records 
inventories, such as accessioning new records, inactive records inventories, audits, 
litigation support, Freedom of Information requests, and Department of Energy (DOE) 
requests. Other duties may also include assisting in the analysis and development of 
the Archives and Records Office's automated integrated information system.

Requirements:
• Master's degree with relevant graduate work in Archival and Records Management studies 
	(or equivalent experience). 
• Basic training and experience in archives and records management, preferably with 
	federal records. 
• Basic familiarity with the administration of records retention schedules. 
• Strong attention to detail with excellent organizational, research, desktop computer 
	and data entry skills. 
• Strong interpersonal and verbal/written communication skills.
• Database management skills and courses in computing are preferred.
• Ability to work cooperatively, flexibly and independently. 
• Ability to lift up to 40 pounds at a time.
For fastest consideration, go to http://jobs.lbl.gov to apply online,select “Search Jobs”, 
and enter 018025 in the keyword search field. Select the “Upload Your Resume” option, and 
follow the on-line instructions to complete the application process. 

You may also mail a resume to Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 1 Cyclotron Road, 
MS 941-0200, Berkeley, CA 94720 or fax to (510) 486-5066. Be sure to reference job 
code IT/018025/WSTHC-L in your cover letter.

Berkeley Lab is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer committed to the 
development of a diverse workforce.



Archives & Records Specialist 2

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), a leader in science and 
engineering research for more than 70 years, is currently seeking an Archives & 
Records Specialist 2. This is an indefinite (career) part time (50%) appointment. 
The selected candidate will support accessioning and retrieval of official records 
to and from the National Archives and Records Administration repository. Using a high 
degree of discretion, the successful candidate will be relied on to consult with individual 
customers and departments in the application of established records management policies 
and procedures. Key functions will include inventorying, arranging, describing, appraising, 
scheduling, transferring, accessioning and ensuring future access to all temporary and 
permanent Laboratory records. This position will also be relied on to assist in the 
planning and execution of major projects, such as inactive records inventories, audits, 
Laboratory litigation support, Freedom of Information requests, and Department of Energy 
(DOE) requests. Other duties may also include assisting in the analysis and development 
of the Archives and Records Office's automated integrated information system.

Requirements:
• Master's degree with relevant graduate work in Archival and Records Management 
	studies or equivalent experience.
• 3+ years training and experience in archives and records management, preferably 
	with federal records. 
• Strong familiarity with the administration of records retention schedules. 
• Excellent organizational, research and planning skills. 
• Strong analytical, interpersonal and verbal/written communication skills. 
• Ability to work cooperatively, flexibly and independently. 
• Experience with databases and database entry, preferably Microsoft Access. 
• Ability to lift up to 40 pounds at a time. 
• Skills in database management are preferred.
For fastest consideration, go to http://jobs.lbl.gov to apply online, select “Search Jobs”, 
and enter 018026 in the keyword search field. Select the “Upload Your Resume” option, and 
follow the on-line instructions to complete the application process. 

You may also mail a resume to Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 1 Cyclotron Road, 
MS 941-0200, Berkeley, CA 94720 or fax to (510) 486-5066. Be sure to reference job code 
NIT/018025/WSTHC-L in your cover letter.

Berkeley Lab is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer committed to the 
development of a diverse workforce.

-- 
John W. Stoner
Archives and Records Office
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
1 Cyclotron Road, Mail Stop 69R0102
Berkeley, CA 94720
Phone:  510-486-6399
Fax:  510-486-7200
Email:  JWStoner@lbl.gov
Web:  http://www-library.lbl.gov/teid/tmAro/aboutus/AroDefault.htm

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