Minimum 6 months experience in technical and non-technical documents preparation.
Documentation specialists often use Microsoft Office applications, such as Word, Excel, and Google sheets.
Organizing and maintaining recordsdocument technicians may archive, index, and retrieve records for an organization. They may also develop procedures for transferring records to storage.
Managing document imaging document technicians may operate and maintain digital imaging equipment and software, scanners, and reproduction and bindery equipment. They may also review, sort, and organize documents for imaging.
Implementing and updating records classification document technicians may implement and update records classification, retention, and disposal scheduling plans. They may also develop document inventories and maintain indexes for classification systems.
Performing quality assurance document technicians may examine and check the accuracy of work done by team members. They may also communicate and resolve errors identified.
Reviewing and implementing modification document technicians may review, recommend, and implement modifications to procedures and workflow.
Document technicians may also perform other related duties as assigned.