Lorien
Accessible Document Specialist

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ACCESSIBLE DOCUMENT SPECIALIST - EDINBURGH (HYBRID) - £250-300 PER DAY INSIDE IR35
One of Lorien’s key public sector clients is looking for an Accessible Document Specialist to support the transfer and publication of accessible documents as part of a major website migration programme.
Initial 4-month contract with potential 2-month extension
Edinburgh based with hybrid working arrangements
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- Supporting the transfer and publication of documents onto a new beta website
- Converting and publishing documents in accessible formats
- Ensuring documents meet accessibility standards before publication
- Working with website content and document repositories
- Supporting accessibility compliance across published digital content
- Working with technical and complex documentation where required
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- Demonstrable experience applying WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility principles and standards
- Experience working with public sector websites
- Experience creating and managing documents for digital publication
- Experience working with HTML
- Strong attention to detail and accessibility-focused mindset
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- Experience working with complex or technical content & public sector experience
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