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At the University of Illinois Foundation we shred everything but the wet garbage. I have even occasionally checked for documents in the wet garbage. We shred it all regardless. We outsource our shredding now and I have a much more relaxed posture not having to stand at the shredder for hours each week.

I inspect the facilities of the shredding firm, looking for locked vehicles and storage areas. I do not like them storing my confidential information for any longer than necessary. 

Back in the ancient days of being a RM at two universities we classified documents into recycle (no confidential content) and confidential destruction. I tend to want to shred as much as possible. It is a hostile world out there and I would make sure you have a written policy on confidential destruction.

Raymond K. Cunningham, Jr. CRM, CA
University of Illinois Foundation
Urbana IL

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From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of Warren Harris
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 2:54 PM
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Subject: [RM] shredding


I am doing some research for my organization regarding shredding records
prior to sending them to a recycling facility.  I'd appreciate knowing
what some of you are doing in this regard. 

 

In particular, since we are a public university, I would be interested
in hearing from any of you at other colleges and universities.  Do you
(records management) shred records prior to disposal?  All records?
Have a vendor with industrial shredder handle the shredding?  Have your
own industrial shredder?  Etc....   Just a brief explanation of your
disposition process-if shredding is a part of that-would be greatly
appreciated.

 

As usual, thanks in advance for any info you can share.

 

Gus Harris

Records Manager

The University of West Florida

Pensacola, FL 

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