Document Controllers are required to develop and implement processes related to document control and management. They work with a project team in order to implement systems of control. These workers also manage the process of distribution of internal correspondence and ensure good relationships with external and internal clients.

Document Controllers usually perform many of the following tasks:
• Checking quality of documents.
• Monitoring processes.
• Producing listings.
• Setting up project filling systems.
• Teaming up with other documentation groups.

• Having interpersonal skills.
• Being able to work with one or more teams.
• Having excellent IT skills.
• Having high attention to details.
• Being accurate.
• Having organisation skills.
• Being flexible and proactive.
• Having good written and spoken communication abilities.
• Having leadership skills.
• Being reliable and honest.

Document Controller job placements require a degree or a Higher National Diploma in a relevant subject for this area. Minimum requirements for these courses and posts are GCSE’s (A-C)/S grades (1-3) including English, and some experience related to this sector. It is recommended to have business qualifications such as MBA, CMS, DMS, among others.