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This is an exciting opportunity to join our passionate and dedicated Mobile Library Team.
Port Stephens Libraries are seeking a dedicated and passionate individual with a commitment to providing a quality Mobile Library service including driving and operating the Mobile Library vehicle (noting this role requires a Heavy Combination (HC) licence), and using excellent customer service, communication and technology skills to deliver a high-level service to our community.
This role isn’t your regular Library Services role. It will see you safely and effectively driving our Mobile Library Truck (semi-articulated vehicle), while also delivering library services and programs at 12 different locations on a fortnightly timetable.
While safe operation of the truck is a must, you will also need customer service experience and computer literacy skills, as you will be assisting members of the community on a regular basis.
Your new desk (on wheels) it could look like this!
The key responsibilities within this role are listed within the position description.
We’re all about putting the right people, in the right role! Here’s what we’re looking for:
This is life at PSC!
Enough about us, we want to hear about you! So tell us about…
Applications Close: Midnight, Sunday, 4 October 2026
Contact: James Norcross, Mobile Library Team Leader on 0401 675 470
For information on our recruitment process, and what we look for in an application, please visit our Careers page on our website for ‘How to Apply’.
To complete your online application, you will be asked to upload a copy of your resume and provide responses to questions which are based on the criteria listed in the Position Description and our organisation Values.
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