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Role Title: Data Capture Administrator
Duration: 6 month contract
Location: Telford. Hybrid 2 days per week onsite
Rate: up to £191.13 p/d Umbrella inside IR35
Clearance required: Active SC Clearance is required
Role purpose / summary
- Accurately collate and capture data from CGT, IHT and ISA/JISA forms into designated systems, ensuring all entries meet required standards and timelines.
- Interpret complex or non-standard form data and apply appropriate validation checks during input, flagging inconsistencies or anomalies for review.
- Maintain and update capture trackers and control sheets, recording progress, volumes and completion status to support operational reporting and governance.
- Perform quality assurance checks on captured data, including monthly sampling and validation activities to ensure accuracy, completeness and compliance with client expectations.
- Support monthly reporting requirements by contributing to data capture metrics, including volumes processed and performance against agreed targets.
- Identify and document error cases or data issues, ensuring they are clearly recorded and escalated where needed to support continuous improvement and client discussions.
- Use Excel and tracker-based tools effectively to manage workload, monitor productivity and maintain clear audit trails of work completed.
- Engage with the client and wider delivery teams, contributing to regular meetings, progress updates and discussions on performance, issues and improvements.
- Demonstrate strong attention to numerical detail, with the ability to quickly identify errors, trends or inconsistencies in large data sets.
- Work effectively independently and as part of a team, managing individual workload while supporting shared objectives and collaborating on problem-solving.
- Show adaptability and a willingness to learn quickly, picking up new processes, systems and form types as required.
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