Document Control Specialist
collaberaAustin (TX)
$45/hr
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*****We are Hiring for a Document Control Specialist*** Must-Haves: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or related field, or equivalent practical experience 7–10 years of experience in document control within industrial or project-based environments Experience supporting EPC, refinery, manufacturing, or large-scale plant projects strongly preferred Proficiency with EDMS platforms such as Share Point, Aconex, Open Text, or similar systems Strong working knowledge of Ms Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook); scripting experience (Power Shell, VBA) is a plus Demonstrated ability to manage and maintain data integrity across large document sets (10,000+ records) Experience supporting large-scale (“mega”) projects (~$1B+, multi-year) preferred Highly detail-oriented with exceptional organizational and document tracking skills Pay Range - $45/hr - $50/hr The Company offers the following benefits for this position, subject to applicable eligibility requirements: medical insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, 401(k) retirement plan, life insurance, long-term disability insurance, short-term disability insurance, paid parking/public transportation, paid time off, paid sick and safe time, hours of paid vacation time, weeks of paid parental leave, and paid holidays annually – as applicable. ******************************************************** For more information, feel free to reach out to me at
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