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1 RIM Overview RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OVERVIEW Welcome! DOCMENTATION 2 Document Control has developed a site on Sharepoint for RIM Overview employees to view the latest versions of the: Records Retention Policy Records


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RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OVERVIEW Welcome!

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DOCMENTATION

 Document Control has developed a site on Sharepoint for

employees to view the latest versions of the:

 Records Retention Policy  Records Retention Schedule  Glossary  FAQ  Forms

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http://sharepoint.frontier-drill.com/C11/Document%20Control/default.aspx

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Why Records Management?

 Company records / information, regardless of format

  • r media, is a company asset.

 Records / information, like any asset, needs to be

managed and protected.

 Management of records / information provide

benefits to your Company.

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Records Management Objectives

 Comply with all legal requirements and government

regulations

 Preserve records for litigation and government investigations  Enhance organizational efficiency

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Records Management Objectives

 Reduce operating costs in retrieval and

storage of records

 Ensure records with no value are destroyed  Safeguard essential or vital information  Preserve company historical information

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Implementation / Training

 Records Management Program Notification &

Employee Training

 Distribution of company policy and records retention

schedule

 Records Coordinator Training

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Implementation / Training

 RIM / EDMS software selection / implementation  Department Records List  Compliance obligations / audits

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WHERE IS RECORDS MANAGEMENT?

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  • In a global, distributed information environment,

records are generated at every location.

  • Employees are responsible for maintaining reliable and

comprehensive systems that capture, access, manage, and protect the integrity of company records.

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What is a Record?

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  • A record is information that has been recorded
  • r captured on a given media.
  • The record is both the message and the media

it is stored on.

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Examples of Records:

Audio Recordings Documents E-mail Photographs Books Drawings Faxes Product Sample CD’s DVD’s Hand Written Notes Video Recordings Computer Disk Electronic File Systems Maps VHS Databases Electronic Images Pamphlets Voice Mail

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Information, regardless of physical or electronic form, whether a duplicate or original, that is created, maintained, stored, or received as part of the business of Frontier regardless of the location of the records.

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Electronic Records

The policy and retention schedule applies with equal force to all electronic records wherever they reside.

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How about E-mail?

 The content of the e-mail message is the

determining factor in establishing retention time and classification.

 Many e-mails are transitory in nature and should

be retained no longer than 90 days.

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What is NOT a Record?

 Purchased books  Blank forms  Publications – non Frontier generated  City directories  Telephone / Zip Code directories  Newspapers

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Life Cycle of a Record

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Distribution Creation Use Maintenance Final Disposition

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The Records Retention Policy

http://sharepoint.frontier-drill.com/C11/Document%20Control/default.aspx

Always check Sharepoint for the latest version.

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Records Management Policy

The Frontier Records Policy was developed:

  • Using Industry Best Practices.
  • ISO 15489 International Records Management Standards

published by the International Organization for Standardization in 2001. This global standard provides a 21st century model to establish records management policy, procedures, and controls in a global business environment.

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Records Management Policy

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1. Introduction 2. Scope 3. Procedures and Responsibilities 4. Records Retention Schedule

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The Records Policy Key Features

All documents and records received or created in the course of Company business are Company property and must be managed in accordance with the policy and related procedures with regard to their proper identification and protection. Records shall be retained and appropriately disposed in the ordinary course of business according to the periods established in the Records Retention Schedule. Retention periods are based on legal, financial, and business requirements.

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The Records Policy Key Features

Department Records List

  • Unique list of record types
  • Trained Records Coordinators
  • Detailed instructions provided
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The Records Policy Key Features

Vital Records

  • Business continuity plan
  • Select method of protection
  • Identified during Department List
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The Records Policy Key Features

Transferring Records to Storage

  • Document Control Manager oversees
  • DRC trained
  • Detail forms and procedures provided
  • Document Control monitors process
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The Records Policy Key Features

Legal Holds

  • Suspension of retention program
  • Litigation, investigations or audits
  • Notification Process
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The Records Policy Key Features

Legal Holds – SOX

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act provides that employees who knowingly destroy, mutilate, conceal, or falsify any record or tangible object with intent to impede, obstruct

  • r influence proceedings involving federal agencies or

bankruptcy proceedings, or act or attempt to alter records or other objects with the intent to impair the integrity or availability of the record or object to an

  • fficial proceeding, may be fined and/or imprisoned for

twenty years or more.

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The Records Policy Key Features

Disposing of Records

  • Records Coordinator training
  • Method of destruction / security
  • Sensitive data
  • Publicly available document
  • Direct questions to Document Control

Manager

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The Records Policy Key Features

Corporate Acquisitions, Mergers or Divestitures

  • Typically merge with existing program
  • Transfer record to appropriate office
  • Occasionally depends upon contract terms
  • Operation sales / negotiated in sales

contract

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The Records Policy Key Features

Controlling Nature of Contracts

  • Legally binding business contracts
  • Consent Orders
  • Often in excess of retention

requirements

  • Longest retention applies
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The Records Retention Schedule

The date of the retention schedule is printed on the bottom of the page. Please make sure you always have the current version.

http://sharepoint.frontier-drill.com/C11/Document%20Control/default.aspx

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Records Retention Schedule

 The Records Retention Schedule is divided into principal

sections.

 Each principal section is divided into subsections  Each subsection is divided into records categories.

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Records Retention Schedule

 Functional classification of records  How long records are retained  Record Category / Description  Retention Event  Legal Group

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Retention Time Terms

E EVENT TRIGGERS CALCULATION OF RETENTION E + Y EVENT PLUS NUMBER OF YEARS IND RETAIN INDEFINITELY, SUBJECT TO PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF THE ONGOING VALUE OF THE RECORDS. MAX E RETAIN AS NEEDED, BUT NO LONGER THAN TERMINATION OF CONTRACT MAX 2Y RETAIN AS NEEDED, BUT NO LONGER THAN 2 YEARS PRM PERMANENT Y RETAIN FOR THE SPECIFIED NUMBER OF YEARS

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Sample Retention Times / Events

RECORD SERIES TITLE RETENTION PERIOD EVENT ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 10 Y DOCUMENT DATE CONTRACTS / AGREEMENTS E + 6Y TERM OF CONTRACT

  • GENERAL

GENERAL LEDGER / CHART OF PRM ACCOUNTS

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Records Retention Schedule

Category Code Record Category Title and Description Retention Period Retention Event Legal Group

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ADMINISTRATION

ADM 120 Copies and Drafts E Interim drafts or copies of company records, ………

General Business

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Retain No Longer Than Final Document NONE

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Records Retention Schedule

Category Code Record Category Title and Description Retention Period Retention Event Legal Group

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ACCOUNTING

ACC 110 Accounts Payable 10Y Document Date ACC001 Records related to the payment for goods and services, including invoices, check requests, ……………

Accounting

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Records Retention Schedule

Category Code Record Category Title and Description Retention Period Retention Event Legal Group

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LEGAL COMPLIANCE

Contracts / Instruments / Opinions

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LGL110 Contracts / Agreements - E + 10 Y Term of MAN000 Clients Contract Executed contracts and agreements between the…..

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Official Record

The company will be reviewing all records, both physical and electronic to designate the official version of each record. The official record will reside in a common repository for reference by all designated employees.

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Office of Record:

Manages the Official Record

Reference Copy Reference Copy Reference Copy Reference Copy Reference Copy: Retention= Business value to recipient but never longer than Master Record!

Official Record

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Please remember…

 Copies and Drafts

Retain no longer than the Final Document

 Copies, Executed Contracts

Retain no longer than the term of the contract

 Routine Communications

Retain for no more than 2 years

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Please Remember

To check with your Department Records Coordinator for any assistance in sending records off-site, requesting records, questions regarding the Records Retention Schedule, Records Retention Policy or any other related issue or concern.

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Questions?

Email us for a rapid response To your question.

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Contact Information

  • Website: www.texassecurityshredding.com
  • Phone: 800-308-2366
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THANK YOU !

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