Lead Document Control Specialist

Lead Document Control Specialist (EIDA)

Major Pharmaceutical Construction Project | Lebanon, Indiana

FST Technical Services is seeking an experienced Lead Document Control Specialist to support a major pharmaceutical manufacturing construction project in Lebanon, Indiana. This is a high-profile, fast-paced assignment where document accuracy, quality, traceability, and compliance are essential to project success.

The ideal candidate will have hands‑on experience using the EIDA software platform and the leadership ability to coordinate document control activities across owners, contractors, engineering teams, QA/QC, commissioning, and project stakeholders.

This position is open to qualified U.S. citizens/Permanent residents located anywhere in the country who are willing to travel and mobilize to the project site. Regular home trips are allowable based on project scope and timeline.

As the Lead Document Control Specialist, you will oversee project documentation throughout the construction lifecycle while ensuring compliance with client standards, quality requirements, and established document control procedures. Also support and help manage up to 3 offsite Doc Control Specialist working from our Durham, NC Life Science office.

• Lead onsite document control activities for a major pharmaceutical facility construction project.
• Serve as the project subject matter expert for the EIDA document management software platform.
• Manage engineering drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, change documentation, transmittals, turnover records, and other controlled project documents.
• Maintain accurate document numbering, revision control, distribution, approval status, and complete traceability.
• Coordinate document flow among the owner, EPC team, contractors, subcontractors, QA/QC, commissioning, qualification, and project management personnel.
• Review incoming documentation for accuracy, completeness, formatting, naming conventions, and compliance before release or routing.
• Develop and maintain document registers, status reports, overdue‑item tracking, audit records, and turnover package logs.
• Support construction completion, QA/QC inspections, commissioning, qualification, validation, and final project closeout activities.
• Train, guide, and mentor additional document control personnel as project staffing needs expand.
• Identify and implement process improvements that increase document quality, consistency, and efficiency.

• 5+ years of document control experience supporting large industrial construction, engineering, or capital projects.
• Direct, hands‑on experience using EIDA document management software is required.
• Experience supporting pharmaceutical, life sciences, biotechnology, semiconductor, or another highly regulated manufacturing environment.
• Strong understanding of engineering documentation, construction workflows, document life cycles, revision management, and project turnover requirements.
• Experience managing large volumes of technical documentation across multiple contractors and project disciplines.
• Strong organizational, communication, prioritization, and problem‑solving skills.
• Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to document quality and compliance.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and Teams.
• Ability to work effectively in a fast‑paced, deadline‑driven construction environment.
• U.S. citizenship is required.

• Previous experience supporting a pharmaceutical greenfield, brownfield, expansion, or campus construction project.
• Experience supporting QA/QC, commissioning, qualification, validation, or project turnover teams.
• Prior EPC, owner‑side, construction management, or general contractor project experience.
• Previous lead, supervisory, or team‑coordination experience within a document control function.
• Familiarity with FDA‑regulated, GMP, or controlled‑document environments.

• This is a travel‑based position supporting the project in Lebanon, Indiana.
• Candidates may live anywhere in the United States but must be willing to mobilize and remain…