This Data Processing Clerk II for Quality Control (QC) will provide: 1) study data coding by entering occupational health and exposure study data according to a project specific coding guide provided for the activity; 2) validating and correcting data; 3) coding data IAW national classification standards; 4) coding checks; 5) records management and technical documentation; assisting the Team Lead; and 6) attending NIOSH meetings. Entering occupational health and exposure study data according to a project specific coding guide provided for the activity. Source documents vary by project. They typically include electronic files, pdf documents or microform copies of hardcopy records, such as employment records, death records, or surveys which respondents completed. The data entry activity includes both verbatim entry as well as industry and occupation coding according to established guidelines. Data entry instructions are provided to guide each entry project. Coding decisions are based on these instructions. The data are typically entered into a custom-tailored entry application designed for specific activity, using a tool such as Microsoft Access, or a branch wide tool the NIOSH Industry and Occupation Computerized Coding System (NIOCCS). Government project leader orients staff to the project and addresses questions and concerns as the project progresses. Validating or correcting study and surveillance data from edit reports. Corrective actions be directed by the data entry instructions or by the project leader. Coding data according to national classification standards. Typical examples include: Assigning industry and occupation codes to industry and occupational text fields from vital records, surveys and company information forms using Census, NAICS or SOC coding schemes. The coding assignments be done using a data entry program. First level quality control be performed by each clerk for accurate interpretation of industry and occupation narratives. Assigning illness and injury cause codes to narrative descriptions of the cause of workers' compensation claims using the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Injury and Illness Classification System (OIICS) Manual. Providing administrative or final level quality control check for industry and occupation codes. The coded file be reviewed and codes changed based on the knowledge of the coding rules. Providing records management and technical documentation. This may include providing quick and easy access to records in a usable format, ensuring that all necessary documentation is accurate and complete and is compliant with regulations and/or policies, and maintaining paper records and data according to Agency- specific rules and procedures. Assisting with Team Lead duties when needed. Attending NIOSH sponsored training and meetings.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED