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The West Philly Tool Library is hiring a Tool Coordinator

July 6, 2011

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The West Philly Tool Library is hiring a paid Tool Coordinator. The job hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Here are the job responsibilities:

• Maintaining and basic repair of tools

• Keeping the Tool Library organized and clean

• Accepting tool donations

• Checking tools in and out to members of the community and performing simple bookkeeping

• Maintaining computer database that tracks tool use and member information

• Collecting late fees

• Maintaining a culture within the Tool Library aligned with its mission and goals

• Promoting the Tool Library and recruiting volunteers

• Communicating with the Steering Committee about areas for improvements.

The requirements are:

• Commitment to promoting community in West and Southwest Philly

• Basic knowledge of tools with a desire to learn more (strong knowledge of tools and basic home repair preferred)

• High level of organization

• Attention to detail

• Excellent communication skills

• Familiarity with computers and databases (experience with Google docs and WordPress a plus.)

This position is for eight hours per week and pays $12.00 per hour. They are looking for someone who is committed to the project and reliable about running the Tool Library independently and promoting its membership within the community. They want to hire for this position as soon as possible. Please send your cover letter and resume to the attention of Benjamin White at: benjamin [at] westphillytools.org.

For more information, please stop by the Tool Library (1314 S. 47th St.) or visit their website at: www.westphillytools.org. Women and people of color are encouraged to apply.

1 Comments For This Post

  1. Alexander T. Stanton Says:

    I used to do foundry work. Which involves carpentry, welding, moldmaking, wax and plaster work. I have a vast knowledge of tools and am highly motivated and excited about this position. I work with the Chernobyl Collective Arts which is a community arts collective that has shows with the Dock Street brewery and Phyla Moca representing artists, musicians, film makers, sculptors, and writers in west Philadelphia. I will be coming in soon to introduce myself and make a good impression. I think this job will be perfect for me.

    Hope to see you soon!!!!

    Alexander T. Stanton.

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