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Job description Job title: Document Control, Scanning and Records Officer Grade: Manchester Level 5 Directorate: Resources and Quality Assurance Section: Information Systems Location: Manchester Reporting to: Head of Information Security and Records Management Job purpose To provide document control and centralised scanning support to business areas, ensuring that information, including paper based legacy material stored offsite is processed, managed and made readily available to GMC staff to agreed quality and service standards. Main responsibilities 1 To ensure efficient retrieval and distribution of paper based records by monitoring orders made by users on the GMC’s electronic records management system. 2 To prioritise key document management activities including the identification, sorting and preparation of documents for scanning to GMC systems. 3 To index records to the agreed guidelines using the GMC’s electronic records management system, ensuring quality standards are met and that records are processed and available when required. 4 To ensure records are delivered and returned to off-site storage within agreed service levels and to liaise with our off-site storage provider regarding deliveries and collections as appropriate. 5 To respond to queries in an efficient, courteous and helpful manner, effecting resolutions or escalating as appropriate. 6 To ensure that sufficient resources are in place to operate effectively by monitoring levels of resources and ordering when required.

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  • Job description

    Job title: Document Control, Scanning and Records Officer

    Grade: Manchester Level 5

    Directorate: Resources and Quality Assurance

    Section: Information Systems

    Location: Manchester

    Reporting to: Head of Information Security and Records Management

    Job purpose

    To provide document control and centralised scanning support to business areas, ensuring

    that information, including paper based legacy material stored offsite is processed,

    managed and made readily available to GMC staff to agreed quality and service standards.

    Main responsibilities

    1 To ensure efficient retrieval and distribution of paper based records by monitoring

    orders made by users on the GMCs electronic records management system.

    2 To prioritise key document management activities including the identification, sorting

    and preparation of documents for scanning to GMC systems.

    3 To index records to the agreed guidelines using the GMCs electronic records

    management system, ensuring quality standards are met and that records are

    processed and available when required.

    4 To ensure records are delivered and returned to off-site storage within agreed service

    levels and to liaise with our off-site storage provider regarding deliveries and

    collections as appropriate.

    5 To respond to queries in an efficient, courteous and helpful manner, effecting

    resolutions or escalating as appropriate.

    6 To ensure that sufficient resources are in place to operate effectively by monitoring

    levels of resources and ordering when required.

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    7 To work in accordance with established business/systems methods and quality

    standards ensuring that QA processes are followed and any corrective action is taken.

    8 Identify opportunities for improved ways of working. Take the lead on reviewing and

    revising processes and procedures, the production of guidance and its

    implementation.

    9 To identify and resolve issues as they arise, ensuring that these are prioritised to limit

    the impact on key business areas and activities.

    10 To assist with any scanning and records system development projects, providing

    analysis reports, identifying potential issues and system testing where required.

    11 Any other reasonable duties as may be assigned from time to time.

    February 2015

  • Key skills

    Job title: Document Control, Scanning and Records Officer

    Grade: Manchester Level 5

    Directorate: Resources and Quality Assurance

    Section: Information Systems

    Location: Manchester

    Reporting to: Head of Information Security and Records Management

    Key skill 1 technical knowledge and skills

    a Proven experience in using high volume industry standard document scanning

    equipment and software such as Kofax is essential.

    b Effective use of IT systems. MS Word, MS Excel and MS Outlook are widely used,

    as is the GMCs bespoke records management database.

    c Experience of electronic document and records management (EDRM) is essential.

    d To have a very high awareness of maintaining confidentiality and security of

    documents.

    Key skill 2 interpersonal skills

    e The post holder will interface with staff at all levels across the GMC and must have

    experience of building working relationships with external service suppliers.

    f The Document Control, Scanning and Records Officer will liaise with external

    service providers and must have experience of building working relationships with

    external service providers.

    g The post holder will be able to demonstrate excellent customer service skills and

    the ability to respond positively and creatively to the needs of others whilst

    working to service standards.

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    h The ability to work constructively as part of a team supporting others as

    appropriate, work on their own initiative and accept feedback from colleagues

    across the organisation.

    Key skill 3 organisational skills

    i The post holder must be able to prioritise their workload and manage a number of

    different tasks whilst maintaining a high degree of accuracy and attention to

    detail.

    j Ability to work within service level agreements in a document control environment.

    k Ability to identify and resolve scanning and records management issues in a timely

    and effective manner.

    Key skill 4 communication skills

    l The post holder will provide advice and guidance on scanning procedures and

    records management issues to staff members throughout the organisation and

    must be able to communicate clearly, accurately and concisely on a wide range of

    queries through both verbal and written communication and to be able to tailor to

    a variety of audiences.

    m To be able to present arguments in a fluent and persuasive manner and

    participating actively in team meetings.

    Key skill 5 innovation and problem solving skills

    n Use innovation to suggest scanning procedure and records management

    improvements to both individual and team processes, ensuring that improvements

    are continually fed into team discussions.

    o The post holder will require a high level of initiative and decision making to ensure

    appropriate decisions are made retaining consistency with the established

    guidelines and records management best practice.

    February 2015

  • Terms and conditions

    Job title: Document Control, Scanning and Records Officer

    Grade: Manchester Level 5

    Directorate: Resources and Quality Assurance

    Section: Information Systems

    Location: Manchester

    Reporting to: Head of Information Security and Records Management

    The following terms and conditions apply to this post.

    Salary range 20,665 to 26,931 with an exceptional maximum of 29,636.

    Annual leave 25 days a year, increasing by one day for each year of service

    up to a maximum of 30 days. You are required to use up to two

    of these days should the GMC decide to close its offices over

    Christmas.

    Pension Our workplace pension is the GMC Group Personal Pension Plan,

    which is operated by Aviva. This is defined contribution scheme

    where members pay a minimum contribution of 2% of salary

    though a salary sacrifice scheme. The GMC also makes a

    contribution. You can choose to join the pension scheme as

    soon as you start work at the GMC. But if you dont opt in

    straight away, you be automatically enrolled if you are eligible

    and most people working at the GMC will be eligible.

    Other benefits Private medical insurance with AXA PPP. Health checks with BMI

    Health Services. Employee assistance programme with AXA

    ICAS. Cycle to work scheme. Childcare voucher scheme.

    Hours of work 35 hours a week, between 8:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday.

    Location 3 Hardman Street, Manchester, M3 3AW.