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Francophone Archival Technician, Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, AB - Deadline - April 24, 2024

16 Apr 2024 1:37 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

Francophone Archival Technician, Provincial Archives of Alberta, Edmonton, AB

Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Compensation: $46,377 to $58,770 / year

The Provincial Archives of Alberta (PAA) preserves the collective memory of Alberta and contributes to the protection of Albertans' rights and sense of identity. The Provincial Archives of Alberta holds over 62,000 linear metres of government textual records; over 6000 linear metres of private textual records; over 161,000 maps, plans and drawings; over 2.3 million photographic images; over 90,000 audiovisual records such as film, video and audio recordings; and, over 18,000 resource library books.

Description and Duties    

The Provincial Archives of Alberta (PAA) preserves the collective memory of Alberta and contributes to the protection of Albertans' rights and sense of identity. The PAA is currently seeking a Francophone Archival Technician.

Reporting to the Manager of Private Records, and working in the Collections Management section of the PAA, the Francophone Archival Technician is responsible for the accessioning, processing, and making available records of enduring value that have historical, evidential, legal, and financial significance to the people and Government of Alberta. The Francophone Archival Technician utilizes their technical expertise to make certain these records are preserved in perpetuity and made available to stakeholders.

The Francophone Archival Technician adheres to provincial legislation, and national and international professional standards to safeguard authentic records that provide evidence of the activities of the Government of Alberta and its citizens. The job exists to ensure that the PAA fulfills its legislated mandate and meets the goals set out by the Division, Ministry, and Government of Alberta, ensuring Government accountability to the people of Alberta.

Qualifications   

  • Two-year diploma in archival studies, information management or related post-secondary program or equivalent work experience is preferred.
  • This position requires the ability and competence to work in the French language.
  • Awareness of archival principles, practices and techniques is required; particularly, those related to the processing of archival collections including file listing, database entry and preservation techniques.
  • Knowledge of the legislation that provides the framework within which the Archives operates.
  • Must be able to lift 30-pound boxes of records repetitively.
  • Valid Alberta Class 5 driver's license, or equivalent, is an asset.


How to Apply    

Candidates are required to apply for a job online.
Application Webpage
Application Deadline: April 24, 2024



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