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I. General Provisions

The main task of the 1C Programmer is to configure and administer 1C: Enterprise.
The 1C programmer reports directly to the head of the information technology department.
The 1C programmer is appointed and dismissed by order of the General Director.
Its activities are guided by:

the legislation of Ukraine;
orders, instructions, instructions of the General Director;
rules, instructions and other documents regulating the work of the information technology department of the 1C Programmer;
this Job Description;
Quality policy.

1C programmer should know:

resolutions, orders, orders, other governing and regulatory documents of higher and other bodies concerning the methods of using computer technology in the processing of information;
technical and operational characteristics, design features, purpose and modes of operation of the equipment, rules for its technical operation;
technology of mechanized information processing;
types of technical information carriers;
rules of internal labor regulations;
rules and norms of labor protection, safety measures, industrial sanitation and fire protection.

II. Official duties

The 1C programmer performs the following functional duties:

software support for 1C-Enterprise configurations;
modification and updating of existing documents, reports, processing of accounting, operational and management accounting;
creation of new documents, reports, processing of accounting, operational and management accounting;
development of methods and forms of keeping records of turnover;
training company personnel and remote company divisions to work with existing and newly created documents and reports;
performance of one-time service tasks, instructions and instructions of the General Director, Executive Director, and the head of the information technology department included in the scope of the 1C Programmer.

III. Rights

1C programmer has the right:

submit competent and well-founded proposals on issues within his competence for consideration by the immediate supervisor;
demand provision of normal working conditions (workplace, means of labor, etc.);
use of Instructions, orders, instructions, Rules and other documents approved by the General Director that regulate the work of the 1C Programmer and the Information Technology Department;
inform the direct management about the identified malfunctions in the work of the hardware and software entrusted to him and shortcomings in the work.

IV. A responsibility

The 1C programmer is responsible for:

for poor-quality and untimely performance of the tasks and duties provided for by this Instruction;
for non-use and/or misuse of the rights granted by these Instructions;
for non-compliance with Instructions, orders, regulations, Rules and other documents regulating the work of a 1C Programmer;
for failure to comply with internal labor regulations, safety regulations and fire safety regulations;
for damage or negligence in storage and use, theft of company property;
for rude, tactless attitude (behavior) when communicating with staff and visitors of the company;
for the safety of documentation and non-observance of the interests of the company, the issuance of confidential information, documentation (trade secrets) about the company and its clients to third parties;
for providing direct management with false or distorted reporting and other documentation (information).

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