Construction companies must retain a variety of documentation, such as building permits, plans and budgets. Construction clerks are the individuals responsible for maintaining these records.
Duties
Construction clerks gather documents and then scan them or file them according to an established organizational system. Clerks may retrieve documents when needed by employees of the construction company, or have a responsibility to submit documents to state or federal government agencies as required for reporting.
Work Environment
Most construction clerks work full-time during daylight, weekday hours. Clerks work in office environments and may work alone or alongside other clerks, depending on the size of the company.
Skills
Successful construction clerks exercise attentiveness to detail, organizational skills and the ability to work in an environment that is fairly routine. For companies that use electronic records, the ability to use computer scanners and imaging software is also necessary.
Education
Most employers prefer to hire construction clerks with a minimum of a high school diploma or GED.
Receptionists salary
- Top 10% Annual Salary: More than $45,150 ($21.71/hour)
- Median Annual Salary: $31,110 ($14.96/hour)
- Bottom 10% Annual Salary: Less than $22,030 ($10.59/hour)
