Evening Document Production Specialist (3.30pm - 10pm / 30 hours)

Department: Document Production Centre

Location: Birmingham

Description We are looking for an experienced Document Production Specialist to join the Document Production Centre. Working 30 hours per week, the successful candidate will provide high-quality document production support to fee earners across the firm, ensuring accuracy, efficiency and exceptional client service. The standard shift is 3.30pm–10pm, with half hour unpaid break Monday to Friday, with a split shift option available (8am–10am alongside the mandatory shift of 6pm–10pm)

The Role Join a busy Document Production Centre, supporting fee earners across the firm by delivering accurate, high-quality document production services within a fast-paced legal environment.

  • Produce, amend and format complex legal documents, correspondence and reports.
  • Proofread and quality-check work to ensure accuracy and consistency.
  • Create and amend electronic bundles and bibles.
  • Manage competing priorities and meet tight deadlines.
  • Work closely with fee earners to deliver a professional and efficient service.
  • Support the continuous improvement of the Document Production Centre.
The Candidate The ideal candidate will be proactive, detail-oriented and able to thrive in a deadline-driven environment while maintaining exceptional quality standards.
  • Previous document production experience.
  • Typing speed of 60+ wpm.
  • Advanced Microsoft Office skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook).
  • Experience formatting complex legal documents.
  • Excellent attention to detail and proofreading skills.
  • Strong communication and organisational abilities.
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure and meet deadlines.
Benefits Our benefits include, an annual bonus scheme, GPP Pension Scheme with Aviva. We also offer Private Medical Insurance, (currently with Vitality Health) upon joining the firm, which include discounted gym memberships, free cinema tickets, health assessments and much more. Trowers & Hamlins is an equal opportunities employer and values equity, diversity and inclusion. All applications will be considered on merit and the applicant's suitability to meet the requirements of the role and will be treated equally irrespective of Ethnicity, Gender (including Trans and non-binary) Race, Disability, Religion and sexual orientation.

If you require any further information on any of our vacancies or would like to discuss any adjustments or additional support that you might need either during the recruitment process or after the offer stage, please feel free to contact our recruitment team on recruit@trowers.com

As part of our firm recruitment policy our candidates are subject to employment screening background checks. These checks include personal details, education and employment history, professional qualifications and credit and criminal checks as appropriate.

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