A "Documentation Incharge" or "Document Controller" is responsible for ensuring that all company documentation is accurately, efficiently, and effectively managed. This includes creating, organizing, maintaining, and distributing various types of documents, such as process maps, user guides, policies, and technical manuals. They also ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Document Creation and Management:
• Developing and writing documents, including process maps, user guides, and procedure manuals. 
• Organization and Storage:
• Maintaining a well-organized document database or library, ensuring accurate archiving and indexing for easy retrieval. 
• Compliance:
• Ensuring that documentation practices adhere to company policies, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices. 
• Communication and Training:
• Updating personnel on new document versions, providing access, and training employees on proper document handling. 
• Record Retention:
• Establishing and maintaining record retention timelines, ensuring compliance with company policies and legal requirements. 
• Quality Control:
• Reviewing and updating documents to ensure accuracy, clarity, and adherence to quality standards. 
• Collaboration:
• Working with other departments to ensure that all documentation is accurate, up-to-date, and accessible.