Document Imaging Team Lead
choice staffingSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Document Imaging Team Leader Monday Friday 9am-5:30pm
Representative Responsibilities:
Experienced managing 12+ employees at a time Prepping and scanning content, on high-speed scanners, according to customer specifications Verifying image quality and readability Addressing and correcting image quality issues as needed Data entry and review of multiple metadata fields Exporting images and associated metadata fields to a customer Training new hires on the DCS production processes and projects Acting as a back up to DCS Supervisors when conditions arise Keeping accurate records of content that is being processed Performing basic scanner maintenance Reaching established quota targets for projects Other duties as assigned by incumbent's Supervisor
Job Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent Reading, writing, and math skills to follow written instructions and to maintain records Intermediate computer skills (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook)Comfortable interacting and leading diverse work teams Communicate effectively through strong speaking, listening and writing skills Ability to lift and carry 35 pounds, continuous requirement throughout the shift Work in a structured, fast-paced, production-mailroom environment without compromising quality Maintain a strong level of performance with minimal supervision Prioritization and time management skills
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