NOC category query

[Sukhie]

Under what NOC category does a Document Specialist with Price Waterhouse/Ernst and Young fall ?

 

[jes_ON]

Well, if it is like this one - it is not skilled -

http://www.workopolis.com/EN/job/13705252?uc=E8&cid=721%3A19L%3A13590

It is probably 1452 -
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/ProfileKeyword.aspx?val=1&val1=1452&val11=document&val12=0&val13=0&val14=&val15=0&val16=0

or 1411 -
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/ViewAllTitlesKeyword.aspx?val=1&val1=1411&val11=document&val12=0&val13=0&val14=&val15=0&val16=0

 

[Sukhie]

the JOb description and responsibilities put it more like under 1221

 

[Sukhie]

Please advise if this fits under under 1221 - why am i advised by another poster that this is unskilled - it requires a college degree/diploma

The Document Specialist l prepares initial text typing, edits, creates template-driven customer deliverables with speed and accuracy, and prepares files for digital output and duplication. The position uses intermediate knowledge of firm standard applications (software). The incumbent understands and anticipates customer's needs to meet or exceed expectations, is responsible for all phases of project management including customer service, proper documentation, and communications. This position typically will require overtime.


Responsibilities

Effectively produces projects with speed and accuracy to meet deadlines.
Types, formats, checks mathematical accuracy, and spell checks all types of documents and templates.
Effectively utilizes styles, master pages, templates, tracking, kerning, and leading.
Reconciles revisions, checks punctuation, spelling, and formatting.
Imports graphical and data images into documents.
Performs mail merge function.
Performs CSG standard electronic file management and archiving.
Prepares files for print, linking graphics and including fonts.
Proficient and remains up-to-date with software tools and equipment required of the position, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Tombstone, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, Lotus Notes, etc.
Troubleshoots technical issues in text, graphic files, and printing.
Effectively and positively communicates and negotiates project deadlines, determines project scope, and schedule changes as necessary.
Provides expertise to team members and customers regarding the use of master pages, style sheets, and firm-standard formatting in word processing functions.
Effectively participates as a team player in planning, scheduling, and production.
Knows, applies, and coaches others in firm-standard formatting and E&Y signature.
Pursues and shares best practices within department and among ESS/CSG staff.
May cross-train in additional CSG disciplines to provide flexibility during peak times.
Create templates.

To qualify, candidates must have:

Business degree or equivalent college diploma
1-2 years direct work experience within a support function- administrative, financial, junior accountant (etc.)
Expert knowledge of MS Office application (specifically- PowerPoint, Excel & Word)
Knowledge of Lotus Notes is an asset
General knowledge of Financial Statements and financial analysis would

 

[Sukhie]

I called Ernst and Young to check - it falls under the Skilled category..for information in case it is useful to anyone else

 

[jes_ON]

Well, that's good news - I hope it's true and that CIC will interpret it the same. what NOC did they say it was?

If you want to be sure, you can send HRSDC the job description and ask them.

http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/ContactUs.aspx

 

[Sukhie]

I got a reply back from NOC/CNP - they said it is either 1221 or 1253


Postiing this here so someone else may benefit from the info/clarification

 

[draxz1289]

I have to mention that I had applied under two NOC, check my time line

 

[jes_ON]

I got a reply back from NOC/CNP - they said it is either 1221 or 1253
Postiing this here so someone else may benefit from the info/clarification

Sukhie - make sure you keep a copy of that reply...

 

[Sukhie]

Is there reason to doubt this? I oconsulted a lawyer too and he said pretty much anyting with Ernst and Young qualifies.