Job Description for Document Imaging
Document imaging specialists help companies establish corporate document management procedures. They provide senior management with recommendations for capturing, storing, retrieving and sharing electronic records and documents in a firm's operating activities.
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Duties
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A document imaging specialist scans, inspects and assembles customer projects in accordance with job specifications. He also maintains optimal machine performance when performing duties.
Tools and Technologies
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A document imaging specialist interacts with desktop computers and printers. She also might use scanners.
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Work Activities
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The job information website O*Net OnLine indicates that a document imaging specialist develops document management system processes. He also identifies and disseminates data to peers within a firm.
Training
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To fill document imaging specialist vacancies, employers generally prefer applicants with a high school diploma or an associate's degree in a business-related field.
Skills
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A document imaging specialist must have good typing and computer skills. She also must be customer-oriented when performing tasks.
Earnings
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Career resources website Indeed.com shows that a document imaging specialist earned an average annual salary of $54,000 as of 2010.
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References
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