Katie Bard
Document Production Specialist

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Document Production Specialist
My client is an international Law Firm. An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Document Production Technician to support the wider offices as part of a larger team. This role will entail working 15:30-22:00.
It is essential for this role that applicants must have Legal Document Production experience within a legal environment to be successful.
As an Evening Document Production Specialist, you will:
- Taking ownership of document production from start to finish, ensuring every piece of work is accurate, polished, consistently formatted, and delivered in line with corporate standards and service SLAs.
- Bringing documents to life for print by expertly managing pagination, layouts, and page setup for in-house, digital, and litho printing methods.
- Transforming handwritten amendments and converting PDFs into House Style formats, including resolving issues with corrupt or problematic PDF files.
- Managing edits with precision through Redline & Strikeout, track changes, and document amendments.
- Creating and enhancing maps, graphs, charts, tables, imagery, and lawyer photography, while supporting and championing visual identity best practice in collaboration with the Brand and Comms team.
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Key Requirements:
- Proven experience in advanced legal document production, with exceptional attention to detail in typing, spelling, grammar, and proofreading, alongside the ability to produce clear, professional business correspondence.
- A typing speed of at least 60 words per minute.
- Advanced Microsoft Word expertise, including styles, cross-referencing, tracked changes, table of contents creation, and other high-level document management functions.


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