8290
DATA ENTRY
OPERATOR 1
Nature of
Work
Under direct
supervision, at the entry level, rapidly and accurately transcribes alpha/numeric
data from routine source documents into computer usable form by operating
any of several devices; uses multiple formats as guidelines for proper
entry of the data. Accessing and manipulating the data normally is not
required. Shift work may be necessary. Performs related work as required.
Distinguishing
Characteristics
Both Data Entry
Operator 1 and 2 are production-intensive classes using multiple formats
as guidelines for proper entry of the data. The work requires repetitive
and sustained high speed operation of data entry devices, sitting for long
periods of time at fixed posture, handling confidential information and
working in a production environment under demanding time pressures.
Data Entry Operator 1 is distinguished by entry-level to full performance work of a routine nature. Data Entry Operator 1's enter information from a limited number of routine source documents into a limited number of screens. Performs related work as required.
Examples
of Work
Enters routine
to complex data for computer input using either teleprocessing terminals,
key-to-disk, key-to-tape, key-to diskette or card punch machines.
Follows established
guidelines such as formats for entering data.
After entering
data, posts to batch ticket or production log such information as the batch
type, quantity, operator's name and section, data, number processed, number
rejected, etc.
Verifies data
entered by other operators using either teleprocessing terminals, key-to-disk,
key-to-tape, key-to diskette, or card punch machines and makes necessary
corrections.
May identify
errors on the source documents and make necessary corrections.
Knowledge,
Skills and Abilities
Ability to
learn and/or to operate data entry equipment such as teleprocessing terminals,
key-to-disk, key-to-tape, key-to diskette or card punch machines.
Ability to
understand and follow detailed oral and written instructions.
Ability to
perform repetitive tasks accurately.
Ability to
establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
Minimum
Qualifications
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Training:
Graduation
from a standard four-year high school or equivalent.
Established:
3/21/96
Effective:
7/16/96