The Records Management Specialist provides support for the Government Accountability Office, under the Records and Information Management Administrative Services (RIMAS) team.
Records Inventory and File Plan Support
- Assist with physical and electronic inventories of agency records, including hard-copy and electronic holdings.
- Identify, organize, label, file, retrieve, and track records and related documentation. Records Disposition and Transfer Support
- Assist in identifying records that have met their disposition date and support approved retirement, transfer, deletion, or destruction activities.
- Support the transfer of eligible records to a Federal records center and the timely transfer of permanent records to the National Archives and Records Administration.
- Provide support for the setup, monitoring, and maintenance of records repositories and libraries in SharePoint Online.
- Digitize paper records and apply accurate metadata tags to electronic files in accordance with approved procedures.
- Apply appropriate access controls and handling practices for records containing personally identifiable information or classified information.
- Assist with drafting and updating records management standard operating procedures, tip sheets, manuals, job aids, and initial responses to assigned action items.
- Support records management training by coordinating schedules, preparing materials, maintaining attendance documentation, and assisting with computer-based training updates.
- Respond to routine records inquiries and provide direct client support for filing, document maintenance, editing, and proofreading.
- Collect and validate program data and contribute to monthly status reports, briefings, project plans, compliance reviews, risk assessments, and quality-control activities.
Job Requirements
- Knowledge of basic records and information management principles, including records inventories, file plans, retention, disposition, transfer, and electronic records management.
- Ability to follow established policies, schedules, standard operating procedures, security controls, and quality-control requirements.
- Ability to organize and accurately enter, maintain, reconcile, and report records-related data and metadata.
- Proficiency with Microsoft 365 applications, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint Online, or the ability to become proficient quickly.
- Strong attention to detail and effective written, oral, organizational, research, and customer-service skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively with Government personnel, records liaisons, contractors, and other stakeholders in an on-site federal environment.
- Ability to handle sensitive information and comply with applicable federal records, privacy, information security, and classified-information requirements.
- No specific minimum number of years of experience is required. Education, training, internships, or relevant work experience that demonstrates the required knowledge and abilities will be considered.
Preferred Qualifications
- Coursework, training, certification, internship, or work experience related to records management, archives, library science, information management, business administration, or a related field.
- Familiarity with National Archives and Records Administration requirements, the General Records Schedule, or Department of Defense records management policy.
- Experience with SharePoint Online, electronic document repositories, records inventory tools, or records transfer and tracking systems.
- Experience supporting a federal agency, Department of Defense organization, or other regulated environment.
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Employer: QualX
Location: Washington, DC, USA
Type: Full-Time