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Simply Recruitment Group is seeking a Document Controller to join on a long-term contract or permanent basis in Chorley with hybrid working. The role involves managing project documentation, ensuring quality submissions, and liaising with project teams.
The position operates a 4-day week (Monday to Thursday) with a salary circa 26,000–30,000 per annum plus 25 days’ holiday, pension and healthcare benefits. The contract rate is around 30 Ltd/Umbrella or PAYE equivalent per hour, and the role
We are looking for a Document Controller to work on either a long term contract or permanent basis in Chorley/Hybrid.
The role is working a 4 day working week - Monday to Thursday.
Salary is c 26-30,000 per annum plus 25 days' holiday and bank holidays, pension, healthcare etc
Contract rate is c 30 Ltd/Umbrella or PAYE Equivalient per hour.
The role involves managing project documentation, maintaining accurate records and ensuring all required quality documentation is completed and submitted in line with client requirements.
Compile, review and maintain project documentation and lifetime records.
Check documents for accuracy, completeness and compliance with requirements.
Coordinate document reviews, corrections and client submissions.
Maintain document registers, filing structures, scanning, page numbering and retention records.
Monitor documentation progress and report issues, risks and outstanding actions.
Support internal and external audits, non-conformance reporting and corrective actions.
Liaise with quality, engineering, manufacturing and project teams.
Previous experience in document control within a project-based environment.
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to prioritise workloads.
Confident working independently and as part of a team.
Experience with non-conformance reporting and root cause analysis would be advantageous.
Experience within the nuclear sector is preferred but not essential.