The Document Control Specialist establishes, maintains, organizes, tracks, and controls project records and documentation in support of construction, inspection, quality, permit, plan review, administrative, and closeout activities. The role ensures documents are received, logged, named, version-controlled, distributed, stored, updated, and retrievable, while maintaining accurate and auditable records and supporting multiple stakeholders. The position maintains controlled repositories and project records; manages document numbering, version control, workflows, distribution, and electronic filing; and supports permit packages, plan reviews, inspections, closeout packages, meetings, and audits. The specialist coordinates with project and administrative stakeholders, tracks missing or overdue documentation and action items, prepares document control reports, protects confidential information, and follows applicable company, project, client, and regulatory expectations. The work may take place in an office, field office, or hybrid project support environment depending on assignment needs. It may involve extended periods using electronic document systems, spreadsheets, PDF documents, drawings, trackers, and filing systems, as well as overtime or extended hours during major submittals, audits, turnover, permit closeout, inspection surges, or final records delivery. The role has physical demands that may include frequent standing and sitting; continual talking or hearing, walking up to five miles per day, and climbing multiple flights of stairs; occasional climbing, balancing, bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling, lifting or moving more than 30 pounds, and working near moving mechanical parts or fumes, airborne particles, or toxic chemicals. The employee must be able to wear required personal protective equipment and safely access indoor and outdoor site areas, including ladders, stairs, catwalks, and uneven surfaces.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED