[Hiring] Digital Records Administration Assistant @HRS Talent Solutions

Role Description

This role is about organizing approved digital documents so that another authorized person can locate the correct file later. You will work with supplied records, naming guidance, and an online index. The result is a searchable entry tied to the right document, not a judgment about the document’s contents or a new policy for keeping files.

Files you may handle

• Standard forms and completed administrative records.
• Approved correspondence that belongs with a particular case.
• Documents awaiting a routine naming or date check.
• Files that need to be linked to an existing customer record.

What the day involves

• Receive a group of files from a team member.
• Check their dates and reference numbers.
• Enter their titles in a spreadsheet or web-based document system.
• Test that saved entries point to the expected documents.
• Note issues with unreadable attachments or mismatched names.
• Keep a list of items awaiting clarification.
• Check each document against the details supplied with it.
• Apply the approved naming convention and index fields.
• Place a file in its assigned online location.
• Verify that a saved link opens the intended item.
• Flag apparent duplicates, missing pages, or mismatched references.
• Record which files are complete and which need a decision.

A tidy archive depends on ordinary office administration skills: attention to dates, consistency, and the ability to retrace an entry. Customer service experience can also help when another team asks whether a particular document has been received. Answer only what the record establishes. A file being indexed does not mean it has been reviewed or approved.

There may be a batch of files with mixed dates and no obvious order. Work through them one at a time, keeping a record of which entries have passed your checks. If the team asks for a particular document later, the index should lead to that file without requiring someone to reopen the entire batch. When a file is held for clarification, leave its temporary status visible and do not let an uncertain item disappear into a finished folder.

Indexing is most useful when another person can retrieve a document by a predictable name. You may be asked to compare a supplied file name, date, and reference against a folder convention before adding it. A document with no clear owner or retention instruction should be held for guidance rather than put in an arbitrary folder. If a later search exposes a mislabeled file, record the correction path instead of silently moving it. The employer will teach its naming rules and access permissions; your contribution is consistent checking and accurate electronic filing.

Qualifications

• No specialized records credential is required.
• Experience with electronic filing, office administration, data entry, or customer service is welcome but not required.
• Strong attention to detail is essential.

Requirements

• Show any relevant electronic filing, accurate naming, or record-search experience in your application.
• A person new to archives can still bring strong attention to detail from another setting.
• You do not need a particular document platform on your resume.

Benefits

• Remote work flexibility.
• Compensation of $28.50–$30.25 per hour.

Company Description

The employer will confirm its actual document-handling procedures.