Documentation Specialist
beneficial talent sourceMilford (OH)
$15/hour
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beneficial talent sourceMilford (OH)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15/hour
About the role
Document Specialist We have a part-time position available in Milford, near the post office. This is a Document Specialist position. If you are looking for part-time, this is for you. If you are looking for a part-time job that can lead to full-time, this is for you. Make it what you want!
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM (flexible schedule)
Pay: $15/hour to start
Qualifications:
- Excellent work ethic - consistent attendance is mandatory
- The job requires document prep tasks including removing paperclips, staples, creases, etc., all with the intention of scanning for digital storage.
- Attention to detail and keeping documents and files organized are of paramount importance.
- General knowledge of Microsoft Products, and Adobe and the ability to be coached are preferred, but will train the right person.
- More information:
After a couple of months of consistent attendance and performing quality work, hours can be increased to full-time and you'll be given the ability to make your own schedule for arrival and departure times. You'll get a key to the facility to work off-shift hours as needed to hit a full-time schedule.
If you take the initiative and continue to learn and take on more responsibility then pay increases are available.
IF you perform the job you're hired to do and stay at that level of desire and task delivery then pay will stay at the rate you were hired at.
Great place to have consistent work that isn't back breaking. You will have standing, sitting, movement of file boxes up to 30 lbs. on a daily basis.
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