Records Management Auditing & Performance Metrics
A records programme that is never audited is a policy, not a programme — what gets measured gets maintained.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
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Most organisations have a records policy; far fewer can prove it operates. This programme trains the proving: audit methodology for records and information management — scope, sampling, evidence; compliance testing against retention schedules, access rules and disposal discipline; performance metrics that describe the programme’s health rather than its activity — findability, retention compliance, disposal backlog, system adoption; and the audit report written to drive correction: findings with owners, deadlines and a follow-up cycle. A natural companion to Document Control & Records Management, aimed at those who must assess programmes rather than run them.
What you will do
Who attends
Records and information managers; internal auditors covering information governance; compliance officers; quality teams whose scope includes documentation.
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.The audit
- Scope and criteria: policy, schedule, regulation — the audit basis
- Sampling records honestly: coverage that supports conclusions
- Evidence: system data, physical checks, interviews
II.The tests
- Retention compliance: kept long enough, destroyed on time
- Access and security: who can reach what, tested not assumed
- Findability: the retrieval test that settles every argument
III.The measures and the report
- The metrics set: health indicators a steering committee reads
- Findings with owners and deadlines — and the follow-up cycle
- From audit to improvement: the programme that gets better each cycle
Frequently asked
Who should attend the records management audit course?
It is aimed at records and information managers, internal auditors covering information governance, compliance officers, and quality teams whose scope includes documentation. The programme is designed for those who must assess records programmes rather than run them, and it is a natural companion to Document Control & Records Management.
What does the audit methodology cover?
The course works through scope, sampling and evidence; compliance testing against retention schedules, access rules and disposal discipline; and performance metrics that describe programme health — findability, retention compliance, disposal backlog and system adoption. It closes with the audit report written to drive correction: findings with owners, deadlines and a follow-up cycle.
Is the course available in-house and in French?
Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the course in English and French, and an in-house edition can be tailored to your retention schedules, systems and regulatory context. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request, and fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.
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