Document Services Manager (Temporary)
$115,000 - $120,000
ApplyDocument Services Manager (Temporary)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$115,000 - $120,000
About the role
- Lead and manage daily document services operations, ensuring timely, accurate, and professional completion of document administration, records support, file maintenance, and related office service activities.
- Oversee the organization, maintenance, transfer, and control of information across reports, files, master records, ledgers, journals, databases, and other recordkeeping systems.
- Ensure document workflows, mail operations, office supplies, equipment, and service support functions operate efficiently and consistently each day.
- Monitor service levels, turnaround times, quality standards, and operational procedures to ensure work is completed according to client expectations and internal standards.
- Identify opportunities to improve processes, reduce errors, increase productivity, and strengthen the overall client experience.
- Team Leadership:
- Supervise, coach, and develop document services staff, including assigning work, monitoring performance, providing feedback, and ensuring consistent adherence to procedures.
- Establish clear expectations for productivity, accuracy, professionalism, attendance, client service, and team communication.
- Support onboarding, training, cross-training, and skills development for team members.
- Promote a culture of accountability, service excellence, continuous improvement, and operational discipline.
- Address routine employee relations matters in partnership with appropriate leadership and human resources teams.
- Client Service and Communication:
- Serve as a primary point of contact for document services-related inquiries, service concerns, and operational updates.
- Communicate professionally with clients, internal stakeholders, vendors, and team members regarding service activity, issue resolution, reporting, and process changes.
- Investigate and resolve escalated service issues, using judgment to determine appropriate corrective action and follow-up.
- Maintain a strong service presence and ensure the team delivers a professional, responsive, hospitality-oriented experience.
- Billing, Records, and Compliance:
- Oversee the accuracy, preparation, issuance, submission, and reconciliation of bills, invoices, and other payment records related to billable documents or services.
- Ensure work is performed in accordance with company policies, client requirements, records management standards, confidentiality expectations, and applicable procedures.
- Maintain accurate operational documentation, service logs, production records, billing support, and audit-ready files.
- Ensure appropriate handling of confidential, sensitive, or client-controlled information.
- Equipment, Inventory, and Reporting:
- Manage inventory control for document services supplies, reproduction equipment materials, and related service resources.
- Coordinate vendor service calls, equipment performance tracking, preventative maintenance follow-up, and supply replenishment as needed.
- Prepare, review, and consolidate operational reports related to equipment performance, materials inventory, service activity, productivity, quality, and issue trends.
- Use reporting insights to identify service risks, staffing needs, process gaps, and improvement opportunities.
- Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement:
- Resolve operational issues using established procedures, sound judgment, and knowledge of client and company expectations.
- Analyze recurring service issues and implement corrective actions to reduce rework, delays, errors, and client escalations.
- Recommend and implement improvements to workflows, staffing models, equipment usage, reporting practices, and service standards.
- Support account leadership with operational planning, performance reviews, client updates, and special projects.
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