
Records & Data Entry Administrator
Iron Mountain
full-time
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Location Type: Office
Location: Dublin • Ireland
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About the role
- Conduct meticulous cross-referencing of document contents within each box of deeds against established manifests.
- Perform essential data entry tasks and sign-off procedures to accurately track and reconcile document status.
- Diligently track and report any discrepancies, missing documents, or data errors, escalating issues to supervisors promptly.
- Provide constructive feedback on document preparation and workflow processes to leadership.
- Perform light manual handling tasks, moving and organising boxes of deeds within the records facility, and collaborate effectively with scanning and warehouse operations teams.
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience in a document handling, data entry, administrative, or warehouse operations environment.
- Exceptional attention to detail, with a proven track record of maintaining high accuracy in repetitive tasks.
- A high level of English proficiency (speaking and written) is essential for document comprehension and clear communication.
- Experience with, or understanding of, records facility or warehouse operations is highly advantageous.
Benefits
- 23 days annual leave + bank holidays, increasing with length of service.
- Laya Health Insurance and a confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for you and your family's health and life needs.
- Generous pension scheme, with Iron Mountain contributing upto 7%, depending on your contribution, plus Life Assurance covering four times your annual salary.
- A range of voluntary benefits like Dental Insurance, a Bike to Work scheme, fitness membership discounts, and an Electric Vehicle Scheme.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
data entrydocument handlingreconciliationdiscrepancy trackingdocument preparationworkflow processes
Soft skills
attention to detailcommunicationcollaborationconstructive feedback