Document Control Analyst administers document and record control operations, policies, and procedures for the secure management and access of company information assets. Maintains and enforces security protocols for the access, storage, backup, maintenance, reproduction, protection, and disposition of all documents. Being a Document Control Analyst evaluates media formats and follows storage requirements to protect and secure records/information. Analyzes access and control procedures to comply with requirements for varying levels of security classifications specified by the governing authority. Additionally, Document Control Analyst performs auditing, monitoring, and change control systems to May require a bachelor's degree. May require security clearance. Typically reports to a manager. The Document Control Analyst work is closely managed. Works on projects/matters of limited complexity in a support role. To be a Document Control Analyst typically requires 0-2 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
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Tempo Communications is seeking a highly motivated, self-driven and experienced documentation and control specialist. Tempo Communications designs, develops, and commercializes test equipment for global high-speed copper, fiber, and wireless communications service providers. The preferred candidate is experienced with Bill of Materials (BOMs), Engineering Change Orders (ECO), Microsoft Great Plains (GP) and documentation control requirements in an engineering or manufacturing environment. The documentation and control specialist works with product development and manufacturing to manage our documentation control process and guide products into production. This individual will take ownership of Tempo Communications documentation control system, processes, and improvements in accordance with our ISO documentation process.
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