Records Management Analyst
Job Description
The Records Management Analyst is responsible for the secure handling, storage, movement, and lifecycle management of physical records in a warehouse and imaging support environment. This role performs physically demanding work, including frequent lifting of heavy materials and operation of powered industrial equipment, while also supporting records accuracy, intake validation, analyst level activities, and business continuity as backup for Imaging Analyst I functions.
This role prioritizes risk mitigation alongside regulatory compliance, operational resilience, and cost-effective management, directly supporting audit readiness, regulatory compliance, and operational continuity.
Team Culture
Our culture is built on collaboration and partnership, where we prioritize building strong relationships. We are dedicated to exceeding expectations by creating streamlined solutions, mitigating risk, and increasing scalability, while ensuring effective communication and portfolio growth.
As part of our team, people are trusted to do meaningful work, supported by leaders who invest in your growth and see your potential from day one.
How You'll Spend Your Time
- Manage records intake, storage, movement, and disposition while ensuring accurate tracking and compliance.
- Safely perform warehouse operations involving lifting, carrying, stacking, and transporting records.
- Operate forklifts and warehouse equipment to store, retrieve, and relocate materials efficiently.
- Maintain records organization and integrity through labeling, reboxing, documentation, and tracking.
- Support compliance efforts by validating records, resolving exceptions, and assisting with audits.
- Prepare records for destruction, support imaging processes, and assist with special projects.
Requirements
- Completion of a High School Diploma and 1-2 years of directly related experience in records management, imaging operations, warehouse operations, or regulated document environments.
- Experience operating forklifts or powered industrial equipment preferred.
- Forklift certification preferred, or ability to obtain upon hire.
- Ability to perform equipment safety inspections.
- Ability to perform repetitive heavy lifting and physical work in a warehouse environment.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy in record handling and documentation.
- Working knowledge of records retention, compliance, and audit standards.
- Ability to follow structured procedures while exercising sound judgment.
- Capability to support analyst-level tasks and backup imaging functions.
- Strong safety awareness and accountability.