JD0190 ENCODER Revised
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SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS
Encoder is responsible for sorting and processing data. They are much more than just
data entry clerks. Data encoders enter data, maintain database information and
essentially, handle all administrative data tasks. For organisations, these team members
help the data management team ensure that all information, including client files and
physical documents, are entered into relevant systems or databases correctly to ensure
stakeholders have access to accurate data sets
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Self-audit your work checking for errors or duplication
Organize files in a logical and manageable fashion
Adhere to and meet set schedules and deadlines
Input, track, and maintain all encoded data and records
Perform any other office tasks that management requires assistance with (sending
emails, answering phones, etc.)
Report any major errors or inconsistencies to upper management
ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Reports directly to the credit and collection. Assists and works in conjunction with Sales
Department, Accounting Department and Updating to General Manager.
QUALIFICATIONS
College Graduate or College Level
Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree highly preferred
Knowledge and experience working within our specific industry
Computer literate with experience using Microsoft Suite and other data entry
programs (Excel, Access)
Proficient and dexterous typist
Can encode data with speed and accuracy
Ability to quickly process and organize information
High attention to detail
Adept at file management (both digitally and manually)
Able to effectively time-manage and prioritize tasks
Strong troubleshooting and critical thinking skills
Finishes work in an efficient and timely manner
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
Ability to communicate orally with top management, co employees is crucial. Regular use
of mobile phone (talking or texting) and email for communication is essential. Hearing and
vision within normal ranges is essential for normal conversations, to receive ordinary
information, and prepare, inspect, or review documents and being attentive to detail,
customer-focused, and knowledgeable about the products available in the store.
Typically, they spend their day in front of the computer inputting data. Some data
processors may experience repetitive strain injuries because of the nature of the work. It's
important to have a properly adjusted chair, desk and workstation to help alleviate this
problem. Some processors may also experience eye strain from looking at a computer
screen for long periods of time.
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