Job Description
Position: Administrator: Records Management
Department: Operations
Reports to: Senior: Records Management
Purpose of the Job:
- To provide accurate and comprehensive record management services, safeguard and ensure that all records are kept systematically to promote transparency, good governance, and effective decision making.
Key Performance Areas:
- Confirm accuracy, completeness, and authenticity of benefit claims and all information resources entered in the funds system database
- To establish new records management systems in collaboration with IS department
- Ensure preservation of the institution’s corporate memory as stipulated by the Archives Act 12 of 1992
- Capture new members’ information on the system for admission purposes
- Conduct quality checks on originality of claims and documents
- Handling of incomplete outgoing benefit claims to respective employers
- Authenticate all claims and documents to protect the Fund from fraudulent activities
- Perform searches on the system to track records and meet internal and external clients’ needs
- Ensure institutional record inventory listing is done throughout the organization
- Collaborate with the authors/source of the records to compile inventory lists for all records that need to go off-site
- Share and create awareness of the knowledge center and its activities with the internal clients and stakeholders for research purposes.
- Check files for completeness according to claim type and specific order to claim and the specific order of documents
- Attend to enquiries as received
- Create member files with the correct name and number of the main member as on the system
- Perform unit administration duties as delegated by Head or Senior
- Keep up to date with data and records management developments in the industry and relevant developments on national and international levels
- Implementation of file plan and retention schedule
Job-related qualifications and experience
- A Diploma/degree in Records Management/ Archives Management/Information Management NQF Level 6 Diploma and NQA Level 7 degree
- 3 years’ experience in a records and archives management environment. Experience in a pension administration environment will be an added advantage.
The incumbent should have the following knowledge, skills, and Attributes:
- Knowledge of:
Archiving systems and recording, auditing of files, document image scanning and indexing, file clean ups, follow up procedures, pension fund rules, acts and regulations, record management, registry processes and procedures.
- Skills:
Administration, Analytical, Complaints handling, Customer services, filing, record keeping, listening, organizing, planning, coordination, time management, and interpersonal skills.
- Personal Attributes:
Accountable, accurate, service-oriented, high stress tolerance, patient, sense of urgency, assertive, helpful, integrity, methodical, organized, and team orientation