HYF Recruitment
Workflow Coordinator

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Document Centre Workflow Coordinator
Permanent
8am – 4pm (Monday – Friday)
£39,000
Fully remote
Highly influential law firm are looking for an experienced, skilled and personable Legal Document Production Workflow Coordinator to join their central Document Centre team. This is a fully remote role with opportunities to develop your professional experience. This role will be working from home on the daytime shift of 8am – 4pm on a full-time permanent basis.
This new fully remote role is offering a basic salary of £39,000 plus an exceptional annual bonus, and generous perks and benefits including 25 - 28 days holiday, full private medical insurance, enhanced parental leave and regular salary reviews.
This remote position will be focused around managing the workflow within the document centre, delegating work, and managing deadlines. Previous experience within legal document production is essential for this role.
Key information on the role:
- Assist in identifying and executing ways to develop and enhance relationships with clients.
- Liaise effectively with Document Centre Manager as required.
- To handle first line complaints and escalate appropriately.
- Excellent customer service skills.
- Workflow management for the Document Centre.
- Utilising client tools and templates in document preparation as required.
- Technical document trouble-shooting support as required within the centre or directly with centre users.
- Consistently deliver high quality services on time, with a focus on responsiveness, client satisfaction, effective client communication and client service orientation.
- Adherence to brand guidelines and best practices when preparing documents.
- Producing work which is of a highly professional standard, consistent in formatting and style.
- Managing and prioritising assigned projects to ensure deadlines and expectations are met.
- Effective project communication and handover between shifts.
- Identifies concerns, risks and conflicts and asks for assistance when required in a timely and constructive manner.
- To develop an overview on team skills in producing complex documents.
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This law firm are looking for someone with the ability to multi-task and oversee multiple projects at any given time, as well as perform accurately under time pressures and constraints. The team require someone who can show initiative and good judgment and be able to work independently. With the ability to seek and respond positively to all forms of feedback (client/line manager/appraisal), learning from experience.


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The ideal candidate for this position would be strongly self-motivated; and always adopt a ‘can do’ approach; and someone who takes pride in their work and the larger organisation.
Experience of administering effective workflow management systems in a legal or other professional services environment is essential when applying for this role. Please do send your CV to Gemma at HYF to apply for this new remote working Workflow Coordinator position.
If this role works for you, and you have a minimum of 4 years’ experience working for a law firm in the UK within document production then please apply today! Please only apply if you currently live in the UK, applications from candidates living outside of the UK will NOT be considered.
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