BSBINS405 — Use integrated library management systems

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What an assessment for BSBINS405 must cover

42 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Create records in the ILMS

1.1Use basic functions of an ILMS, including interrelation of different modules
1.2Check and process new borrowers on the ILMS according to organisational policies and procedures
1.3Process an acquisition by creating a record in the acquisition module
1.4Create a reservation request through the ILMS

2 Provide customer support in relation to circulation and lending

2.1Provide current and accurate information to relevant stakeholders in relation to circulation and lending policies and procedures, including self-service systems
2.2Process loan and return transactions according to organisational policies and procedures, including security procedures
2.3Follow safe work practices when performing circulation and lending services
2.4Handle competing demands for services according to customer service standards
2.5Resolve customer enquiries and complaints within scope of own job role
2.6Refer complex customer queries and complaints to relevant personnel
2.7Provide information on range of services which may incur costs

3 Use online catalogues to assist customers

3.1Use basic search features of online catalogues to provide current and accurate information to relevant stakeholders
3.2Use online catalogues to assist customers in locating information resources in library collections
3.3Explain classification numbers and shelving location symbols or prefixes displayed on online catalogues to customers

4 Maintain knowledge of ILMS trends and emerging technologies

4.1Source information about current industry trends and emerging technologies in relation to ILMS
4.2Provide information to colleagues in relation to add-on library automation software and hardware

Performance evidence

use integrated library management systems (ILMS) to: process loans and returns according to organisational policies and procedures on at least two occasions
use integrated library management systems (ILMS) to: conduct basic online catalogue searches on at least two occasions
use integrated library management systems (ILMS) to: create records in acquisitions module on at least two occasions
use integrated library management systems (ILMS) to: create reservations on at least two occasions
maintain knowledge of trends and emerging technologies affecting ILMS
demonstrate customer support

Knowledge evidence

key features of ILMS
interrelation between different functions of an integrated library management system, including cataloguing, circulation, and acquisitions modules
key features of online catalogues
key features of automated circulation systems, including self-charging systems and associated technologies
organisational policies and procedures relating to: lending
organisational policies and procedures relating to: inter-library loans
organisational policies and procedures relating to: security
organisational policies and procedures relating to: financial transactions
organisational policies and procedures relating to: customer service
organisational policies and procedures relating to: processing loans and returns
organisational policies and procedures relating to: circulation services
common safe work practices relating to using an ILMS

Foundation skills

Reading:  Interprets information from structured texts, instructions and correspondence from colleagues or customers, and derives relevant information from more complex texts
Writing:  Conveys technical and procedural information accurately and succinctly and communicates information in a style appropriate to purpose and audience
Oral Communication:  Establishes and maintains empathetic spoken communication with customers, checks for understanding and clearly conveys information in a manner appropriate in the context
Numeracy:  Selects, interprets and applies mathematical information embedded in simple financial transactions and information systems
Planning and organising:  Takes responsibility for planning, sequencing and prioritising tasks and own workload for efficiency and effective outcomes
Teamwork:  Uses a range of strategies to establish a sense of connection and build rapport with customers and colleagues
Problem solving:  Recognises and responds to predictable routine problems related to role in immediate work context  Applies analytical processes to resolve technical or conceptual problems
Technology:  Uses familiar digital technologies and systems to access information, search and enter data, present and distribute information

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