Document Management Specialist

Atlanta, GA

Full Time

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

Mid Level

Title: Document Management Specialist
Location: Atlanta, GA
Schedule: Full-time, onsite Monday-Friday
Salary: $35.34 - $40.43 / hr

We are seeking a Document Management Specialist to support the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) at the Atlanta Human and Animal Food Laboratory (ATHAFL) in Atlanta, GA. Your scope of work will include supporting FDA laboratory operations through administrative, document management, records management, and related support services.

This is a full-time opportunity in which we’ll provide competitive pay, job stability, and security.

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RESPONSIBILITIES
Document Scanning & Upload Support

Prepare laboratory records and analytical worksheet packages for scanning and conversion
Scan and convert documents into searchable OCR format
Process oversized materials through photocopying or digital photography, as required
Use Adobe Acrobat or equivalent tools to optimize PDF files and reduce file size
Review scanned images for quality, completeness, order, and readability
Upload analytical worksheet packages into LIMS or other designated Government systems
Send document upload notifications to appropriate Government personnel
Store, organize, and maintain electronic files in Government-designated repositories
Search, retrieve, compress, back up, and organize electronic files as needed

Records Management

Organize, box, label, index, and store hardcopy laboratory records
Maintain accurate inventories of electronic and hardcopy records
Barcode records and storage boxes using Government-provided procedures and systems
Retrieve archived hardcopy records when requested by FDA personnel
Move records to designated onsite or offsite storage locations as needed
Routinely lift, move, and handle records boxes weighing up to approximately 15 lbs.
Follow FDA records management procedures, naming conventions, and retention requirements

Records Destruction Support

Support records destruction in accordance with FDA records retention requirements
Perform or coordinate onsite shredding/destruction using Government-provided equipment or services
Ensure records destruction is witnessed by designated Government personnel when required
Maintain accurate records of documents destroyed
Provide destruction records to Government personnel upon request

Administrative Support

Provide administrative support for laboratory operations and document management activities
Schedule internal and external meetings using Microsoft Outlook, WebEx, Teams, Zoom, or similar tools
Attend meetings, record attendance, capture action items, and prepare meeting minutes and agendas
Assist with document preparation using Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio, and SharePoint
Support timekeeping, budget tracking, travel estimates, and administrative tracking activities
Receive, sort, prioritize, track, and distribute laboratory mail and documents
Enter data into laboratory databases and Government systems
Maintain and organize laboratory libraries, files, and document repositories
Track equipment, supply, chemical, and reagent inventory information
Coordinate purchasing planning, execution, and document management support
Retrieve supplies, reagents, and chemicals from shipping/receiving areas and deliver them to appropriate lab components
Assist with visitor planning, vendor coordination, and other laboratory administrative needs

Training & Compliance

Complete required FDA security, privacy, records management, LIMS, and QMiS training
Fulfill driver/fleet training requirements if required to operate Government vehicles
Follow FDA security, privacy, confidentiality, records management, and facility access requirements
Sign required FDA confidentiality, non-disclosure, and system access documents
Protect non-public Government information and follow all applicable Government procedures
Perform related lab document management, records control, scanning, data entry, inventory, and administrative duties

REQUIRED BACKGROUND

High School Diploma
Must be proficient with Adobe tools, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Knowledge of SharePoint, Microsoft Outlook, and WebEx

PREFERRED BACKGROUND

Administrative support experience
Records management, document management, or document control experience
Scanning, filing, indexing, or data entry experience
Experience maintaining records, logs, inventories, or tracking spreadsheets
Experience supporting federal, laboratory, healthcare, records, or regulated office environments

LOCATION

Lakewood, CO 80225

TRAVEL

Local travel may be required to move or retrieve records from designated onsite or offsite storage locations

WORK HOURS

Monday–Friday, 40 hours per week

TELEWORK

CLEARANCE

U.S. citizenship required as it supports the U.S. federal government

CLIENT

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA),

EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION

Employment Classification Eligibility — Non-exempt

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