Records Analyst
State of South Carolina
Posted: March 20, 2026 (1 day ago)
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State of South Carolina
Public Employee Benefit Authority
Location
South Carolina, 29201
Salary
$29,000 - $43,500
per year
Type
Full-Time
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This job involves handling paperwork and mail for a state agency that manages benefits for public employees, including scanning documents, sorting mail, and fixing issues like missing information to keep everything organized and flowing smoothly.
It's a clerical role focused on accuracy and efficiency in processing records. A good fit would be someone detail-oriented with office experience who enjoys teamwork and following procedures.
The South Carolina Public Employee Benefit Authority (PEBA) is the administrator and co-trustee of retirement and insurance programs for over half a million active and retired public employees of the State of South Carolina and their dependents.Researching all returned mail by determining the which originating department or group mailed it out and ensuring it is redirected promptly.
Cross checking all operations returned mail in IA folder and UNIX to find a proper address, making necessary corrections and resending.
If unable to identify proper address, mailing to appropriate group to ensure that subscriber receives correspondence.
Processing daily rejection letters by indexing to rejected documents and ensures that the correct letter is printed.
Rejection letters must go out in the afternoon mail to allow benefits administrators to make necessary corrections in a timely manner.
Reporting system issues to direct supervisors to ensure that corrections can be made immediately and that there is minimal disruption to workflow.
Researching all documents that are unable to process due to missing information.
Using UNIX and IA folder, adding information needed to ensure that documents are scanned and indexed to the proper IA folder and workflow queue.
When unable to find information, returning documents appropriately to group for additional information.
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