Light Industrial - Imaging Production Specialist 1
trice healthcareAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Light Industrial - Imaging Production Specialist 1
Posted 7 days ago
trice healthcareAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Light for Scanning, Quality, Release/Index Seated task with constant use of upper extremities, primarily for keyboard related tasks.
Normal Work Schedule:
5 days a week, 9 hours a day including 30-minute lunch and two 15-minute breaks. Evening and 3rd shift may be required depending on assignment. Description of position and job requirements: There are four main components to the position. There are opportunities for rotating staff among these components either on different days or during the duration of the shift. Scanning Prepped cartons are moved (one at a time) to scanner positions. The employee loads sheets into one of various types of scanners for processing and returns sheets to the box in the same order as received. Depending on the source material, sheets may be fed into scanners one at a time or in small batches. This is primarily a seated task but feeding scanners may be while standing, 20% of position as a whole. Quality Confirms accuracy of scanned documents. This is primarily a seated task, 10% of position as a whole. Release/Index Documentation of files and release of scanned material to customer. This is primarily a seated task, 10% of position as a whole.
Essential Functions:
Scanning Detail oriented, must be able to operate, clean, and troubleshoot scanners. Quality and Release/Index Detail oriented and must be able to operate computer. Position requires significant data input and high rate of key strokes. Attire must be presentable and appropriate for the working environment.
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