A Document Controller, or Document Manager, is responsible for maintaining organized and updated documents for a business. Their duties include using document management software to upload or scan paper documents, retrieving documents for authorized personnel and ensuring document storage to comply with laws and regulations.
Document Controller duties and responsibilities

In this section, outline what tasks your Document Controller will be expected to perform. Include required daily tasks as well as those that are less frequent but critical. You should also include how the Document Controller interacts with other members and parts of the organization. Common responsibilities for a Document Controller include the following:

• Print and distribute documents as needed
• Scan and upload documents according to company procedure
• Collect and register all technical documents such as drawings and blueprints in the company’s system
• Review and update documents for maintenance and quality control
• Keep other personnel updated on new document versions and how to obtain access
• Handle records across various departments
• Create templates for use by other personnel
• Maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive documents
• Establish and maintain record retention timelines

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Have Construction Field Experience
• Knows how to read Drawings
  Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Experience:

• Document Controller: 1 year (Required)

• Print and distribute documents as needed
• Scan and upload documents according to company procedure
• Collect and register all technical documents such as drawings and blueprints in the company’s system
• Review and update documents for maintenance and quality control
• Keep other personnel updated on new document versions and how to obtain access
• Handle records across various departments
• Create templates for use by other personnel
• Maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive documents
• Establish and maintain record retention timeline