THE CORE DUTIES OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT UNIT (RMU)

  • Receive, record, and distribute incoming and internally created correspondence of all kinds (e.g., letters, memoranda, and faxes).
  • Open and index files, attach relevant papers and pass the files to action officers
  • Build up all officially registered files and other documentation in their custody so that they can be produced timeously by means of effective indexing, classification, and tracking procedures.
  • Know the location of all officially registered files in their custody and be able to produce them timeously by means of effective indexing, classification, and tracking procedures.
  • Provide storage, repository, and reference services for all officially registered files and other documentation in their care.
  • Record and arrange for the efficient and timely dispatch of all correspondence produced by the officers they serve.
  • Review and dispose all outdated files or other records in accordance with retention periods as approved by the Public Records and Archives Administration Department (PRAAD)
  • Assist in preparing annual departmental budget
  • Prepare and submit unit reports.
  • Supervise the timely processing of all incoming and outgoing correspondence and ensure all correspondence is digitally stored and managed.
  • Supervise the effective file management and control system to track all files.
  • Ensure that all action officers receive correspondence for necessary action.
  • Ensure that all correspondences leaving the registry have a reference number and a date.
  • Ensure that all outgoing correspondences are dispatched timeously.
  • Ensure that files are kept in the best shape and condition.
  • Supervise the effective system of monitoring the movement, storage, and disposal of files.

Mr. Raphael Antwi 

CEO-Records Management Unit