Photocopier operator

でんしふくしゃきそうさいん

Industry & Occupation

Business, Finance & Consulting

Classification

Summary

Operates and manages office photocopiers to duplicate and print documents and materials. Also handles basic maintenance and troubleshooting of the equipment.

Description

Photocopier operators operate electronic photocopiers (including multifunction devices) in offices or print centers to duplicate and print documents and materials. They replenish paper and toner, perform simple cleaning and maintenance of the equipment, troubleshoot issues such as paper jams, and maintain print quality. Duties also include setting up network printing, using scan functions, and managing print counts, requiring accurate and efficient work.

Future Outlook

Amid office paperless initiatives and cloud documentation, printing tasks are declining, but demand remains for multifunction device maintenance and high-quality printing. Knowledge of IoT-enabled devices and network printing enhances market value.

Personality Traits

Good at routine tasks / Interested in machine maintenance / Meticulous / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Contract employee / Full-time office / Part-time or contract possible / Shift work

Career Path

Photocopier operator → Office equipment operations leader → OA equipment maintenance technician → Clerical job

Required Skills

Equipment troubleshooting (basic) / Paper replenishment and toner replacement / Photocopier operation / Print quality management / Printer control software

Recommended Skills

Business efficiency tools / Image processing / Network printing setup / OA equipment maintenance

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy High attention to detail is required to prevent printing errors and paper jams.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Physical stamina is required for paper replenishment and handling large equipment.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking Involves a lot of simple tasks, no need for advanced analysis.
Creativity & Ideation Mainly routine tasks, little need for creativity.
Initiative & Leadership Mainly performs instructed tasks, with little proactive action.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis No need for advanced numerical skills.

Aliases

  • Copier operator
  • Duplicator operator

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