FAQs
What is the primary role of an Imaging Specialist at Iron Mountain?
The primary role involves the preparation and scanning of sensitive documents, including tasks such as indexing, separating documents by specific features, and ensuring the quality of scanned images.
What qualifications are required for the Imaging Specialist position?
Candidates should have a strong understanding and organizational skills, experience with document indexing and high-performance scanners, and be able to handle customer data confidentially. A clean criminal record and proficiency in German (B2-C1) are also required, along with basic knowledge of English.
Is experience with high-performance scanners necessary for this position?
Yes, experience with high-performance scanners is desired for candidates applying for the Imaging Specialist position.
What is the working schedule for this position?
The position is a full-time role with a 40-hour workweek.
Are there any benefits provided for this role?
Yes, benefits include an indefinite contract, paid vacation, pension plans, corporate benefits, and more.
How important is quality awareness for this position?
High-quality awareness and consistent performance are crucial for the Imaging Specialist role, as the position involves handling sensitive documents and ensuring their integrity during processing.
Is knowledge of any software required for the Imaging Specialist?
Basic knowledge of PCs is advantageous, particularly familiarity with Excel.
Will training be provided for the tasks involved in this role?
Specific training for tasks such as indexing, scanning, and quality control will likely be provided as part of the onboarding process.
What is the focus of Iron Mountain as a company?
Iron Mountain focuses on sustainable solutions in records and information management, digital transformation services, data centers, and the safe handling of fine art and valuable documents.