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Document Control Specialist
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What they do
A Document Control or Management Specialist manages written and electronic documents for an office or company. Develops or maintains systems for keeping track of documents, including labeling, retrieving, distributing, recovering and destroying documents as needed.
$51,652 / year median in California
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Working under the direction of the Document Control Manager, this position is responsible for maintaining the integrity, accuracy, organization, and accessibility of program documentation. The role supports document processing, records management, contract documentation, invoice tracking, public information requests, and data management while ensuring compliance with established program procedures and document control standards. Provide day-to-day support to the Document Control Manager in the administration and maintenance of the program's document control system. Process, review, distribute, and track incoming and outgoing project documentation in accordance with established document control procedures. Perform high-volume data entry while ensuring the accuracy and completeness of project records. Apply document coding and indexing standards to ensure proper classification, retrieval, and organization of electronic and hard-copy records. Maintain, organize, archive, and retrieve project documents using the DocView document management system. Perform records management activities, including document retention, archiving, and disposition in accordance with program policies and records retention requirements. Support the management and maintenance of contract documents, including tracking revisions, amendments, correspondence, and supporting documentation. Assist with processing, logging, and maintaining invoice documentation and related records to support program operations. Support responses to Public Information Requests (PIRs) by locating, organizing, and preparing requested documentation in accordance with applicable procedures and timelines. Verify documentation for completeness, accuracy, and compliance before distribution and filing. Coordinate with program staff and District personnel to obtain, distribute, and maintain required project documentation. Generate document tracking logs, reports, and status updates as requested by management. Maintain confidentiality of sensitive and proprietary program information. Assist with continuous improvement of document control processes and procedures. Perform other document control and administrative duties as assigned.