Job description
Job Description
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- Manage and maintain technical documentation in accordance with company standards. \n
- Ensure accurate and timely distribution of engineering documents to relevant stakeholders. \n
- Monitor and update document control processes to maintain compliance. \n
- Organise and archive historical and current engineering records. \n
- Support the technology department with documentation requirements. \n
- Collaborate with internal teams to ensure consistency in document management. \n
- Generate reports and maintain logs for document control activities. \n
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- Manage and maintain technical documentation in accordance with company standards. \n
- Ensure accurate and timely distribution of engineering documents to relevant stakeholders. \n
- Monitor and update document control processes to maintain compliance. \n
- Organise and archive historical and current engineering records. \n
- Support the technology department with documentation requirements. \n
- Collaborate with internal teams to ensure consistency in document management. \n
- Generate reports and maintain logs for document control activities. \n
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Competitive daily rateFlexible working arrangement
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A successful Engineering Document Controller should have:
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- Experience in document control or a related field, preferably in the industrial or manufacturing sector. \n
- RedEye or Meridian experience mandatory \n
- Proficiency in document management systems and relevant software tools. \n
- Strong attention to detail and organisational skills. \n
- Ability to work effectively within a team and communicate clearly. \n
- A proactive approach to maintaining and improving document control processes. \n
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The organisation is known for delivering large-scale infrastructure and environmental projects, supporting community outcomes, and driving innovation in sustainability, climate resilience, asset management, digital transformation, and operational excellence.
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- Flexible working arrangement \n
- Temporary contract in a Docklands-based organisation. \n
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