Procurement files are at risk from poor storage environments, misfiling, mishandling, and inappropriate storage locations. Solutions include using secure document destruction services, placing collection containers near printers for quick disposal, securely storing open and classified files with integrity, and destroying leftovers to prevent theft.
Procurement files are at risk from poor storage environments, misfiling, mishandling, and inappropriate storage locations. Solutions include using secure document destruction services, placing collection containers near printers for quick disposal, securely storing open and classified files with integrity, and destroying leftovers to prevent theft.
Procurement files are at risk from poor storage environments, misfiling, mishandling, and inappropriate storage locations. Solutions include using secure document destruction services, placing collection containers near printers for quick disposal, securely storing open and classified files with integrity, and destroying leftovers to prevent theft.
It is important to conduct a risk analysis in order to discover and evaluate the
potential hazards and therefore take protective measures. Discuss the threats that procurement files and documents are vulnerable to and solutions
Procurement files are vulnerable to the following threats
1. Poor storage environment for closed procurement files leading to their
damages and loss. 2. Misfilling of procurement documents. 3. Mishandling of procurement files leading to loss of folios and covers. 4. Inappropriate storage of procurement files such as placing bid documents on the floor of an office frequented by many visitors. 5. Keeping of procurement files together with stores items The possible solutions a) Take an advantage of secure documents destruction service. b) Documents destruction vendor then implies and securely shreds the contents of container weekly, fortnightly or monthly depending on what works best for your business. c) Collection containers to be placed next to printers, photocopiers and high traffic access in your office to enable staff to quickly drop intensive paperwork for destruction. d) Secure storage of both open and classified files. Employ people of integrity in record offices. e) Burning or total disposal of leftovers and non-useful papers or documents after use to avoid theft or being picked by other people