Records Technician

The Records Technician position reports directly to our Records Manager.  The duties include, but are not limited to the following:

You will be focusing on: 

• Execute all off-site file activities, including indexing, retrievals, transfers, permanent withdrawals and reconciliations for the office/s in the province, providing coverage for other national offices as necessary
• Generate file reports as needed, seek approvals for destruction of files from partners, escalate hold requests, and maintain record of approvals
• Execute clean up of physical and electronic file data in our records database as directed by the Records Manager
• Work with legal assistants and business services members in their electronic file consolidation, performing clean up in various electronic repositories as required
• Ensure all onboarding and offboarding tasks are executed promptly for new hires and exiting employees of the firm
• Conduct records management training/orientation for new legal support staff as well as retrain staff in new processes as they are created
• Act as the onsite contact for our shredding vendor in the local office, ensuring all receptacles are serviced on the schedule provided by the vendor
• Maintain onsite storage and cabinet inventory, assisting the Records Coordinator with allocation as needed
• Work with legal assistants to ensure only accepted materials are being prepared for offsite storage, and facilitate the collection, sorting, and indexing of files 
• Work with legal assistants and lawyers to troubleshoot local information governance related problems, escalating to the Records Manager where necessary
• Provide accurate and timely data input into enterprise systems
• Assist with processing supplier invoices when required
• Work with our offsite storage vendors to ensure their data is accurate across our accounts
• Follow records management guidelines and procedures, flagging inefficiencies as they are found
• Assist in records management related projects as needed

What you bring to the role:

• 3 – 5 years of Information Governance, Records Management, or Legal Assistant work experience
• High School Diploma or equivalent experience
• For positions in Quebec, proficient in written and spoken French and English
• Must possess a high-level of customer service skills and have a positive attitude
• Highly detail oriented & strong attention to accuracy
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, information management software and database applications
• Ability to lift heavy boxes
• Ability to independently solve problems in a challenging environment that is evolving
• Ability to function both in a team and unsupervised environment
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the aptitude to interact with all levels of the organization with confidence

• Well organized and the ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment

• Flexibility (may have to work overtime and/or change working hours)

Why join our team:

• Hybrid work environment
• Retirement savings plan with employer contribution
• Benefit premiums paid by the firm
• Telemedicine services
• Wellness matters: Flexible health and wellness allowance that covers much more than gym memberships!
• Training and development programs based on your interests and needs 
   

Ready to join a proactive and modern firm that provides an exceptional career experience in an inclusive and collaborative environment? Come join us!

As part of a global legal practice, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada embrace a culture of excellence and client service, but always with a focus on flexibility, respect, diversity and openness. We strive to create an equitable, inclusive environment where everyone can bring their whole self to work and realize their career potential.

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