First of all, let's understand the concept of documenter, which is the most basic and comprehensive work in the construction industry. Secondly, it is to understand what librarians need to do. For example: 1, collect, file and sort out documents such as licenses and contracts in the early stage of each development project. 2. Arrange the sending and receiving of engineering project drawings and materials. 3. Refine workflow documents and other work.

Documentary is the most basic and comprehensive work in the construction industry. I think some new employees who have just entered the industry must start with librarians if they want to develop. The work of a librarian seems trivial, and it seems that an individual can do it, but it is absolutely impossible for anyone to do a good job as a librarian.

The librarians have a wide range of contacts, and there are all kinds of things about safety, quality, technology and on-site comprehensive management in the construction industry. You can contact laws and regulations, construction quality specifications, technical standards, safety standards and so on. Especially for new employees, as long as you want to do well, at least the work of librarians provides you with a high starting point for all-round learning. In the process of working as a librarian, you can consciously learn more content, lay a solid foundation for your future development, and it is also a process in which you gradually show your talents in a certain field.

Secondly, it is to understand what librarians need to do:

1. Collect, file and sort out all kinds of information such as licenses and contracts in the early stage of each development project.

2. Collect, file and sort out the drawings, supporting facilities, budget and final accounts of various development projects.

3. Arrange the sending and receiving of engineering project drawings and materials.

4. Collect all kinds of technical books and magazines.

5. Refine the workflow document.

The documenter is responsible for sorting out and keeping information documents, such as management documents, notices, relevant technical documents, construction technical standards, process standards, construction specifications, atlas, construction drawings, construction organization design, project quality plan, etc.

Materials formed in the construction process, such as: construction technical disclosure, engineering contact list, change visa list, engineering negotiation record, meeting minutes, process inspection list, equipment installation inspection list, debugging record, engineering hidden (pre-inspection) record, arrangement, preservation and filing of design changes. Data collation, word processing of engineering pre-settlement book, etc.