Katie Cocks is a Technical Writer with experience across manufacturing and technical documentation, particularly within the food & beverage and medical manufacturing sectors. Her background spans highly regulated environments where accuracy, compliance, and consistency are essential to operational performance.
At Dewick & Associates, Katie applies this expertise to the development of clear, compliant, and practical technical documentation. Known for her structured approach and strong attention to detail, Katie ensures documentation is complete, accurate, and professionally presented. She is skilled at translating complex technical information into clear, accessible content that supports both day-to-day operations and long-term asset management outcomes.
Katie holds a Diploma of Science with a focus on Animal Health & Biosecurity, providing a strong foundation in process management, documentation control, and analytical reporting. This academic background complements her practical experience in environments where strict procedural adherence and quality systems are integral.
Her previous roles include the development and management of technical and training documentation such as Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), process guides, and instructional materials. Across these deliverables, she focuses on clarity, usability, and consistency, ensuring information is structured to support operational efficiency and compliance standards excels at managing complex documentation processes within fast-paced project environments. She works collaboratively with clients and project teams to ensure all deliverables are completed efficiently, maintaining a steadfast focus on quality, compliance, and specific client outcomes.
Qualifications
Diploma of Science with a focus on Animal Health & Biosecurity
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