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We are seeking an organised and reliable Administrative Officer to join a busy court environment. This role is key to supporting the progression of cases through the court and tribunal system and providing administrative support to judicial and operational teams. You will work as part of a supportive team, undertaking a range of administrative and operational duties. While based at Newcastle County Court, some flexibility to support other local HMCTS offices may occasionally be required.
Job Responsibility:
Preparing papers and files for court hearings, tribunals, meetings and training sessions
Producing court and tribunal documentation
Photocopying, filing, scanning and maintaining electronic and paper records
Creating and updating records on internal computer systems
Opening, sorting and dispatching post
Booking and preparing meeting rooms and supporting group activities
Drafting standard letters, correspondence, minutes, notes and reports in line with guidelines
Clerking civil and family courts, tribunals and hearings
Assisting court users and supporting listing and rota management
Handling face-to-face, telephone and written enquiries
Contacting relevant parties, serving court documents, collecting fines and fees (including chip and pin)
Working as part of a team to contribute to daily Team Information Board (TIB) meetings and problem-solving activities
Undertaking ad hoc roles within the band, such as Jury Bailiff Officer or Health & Safety roles
Processing court orders, claims, fines, fees and legal aid documentation
Resulting courts accurately and working to workload targets for accuracy and throughput
Checking documents, records and data for accuracy and compliance
Collecting and assembling information for reports, returns and statistics
Undertaking basic calculations, reconciling accounts and processing financial information as required
Communicating professionally with the judiciary, legal professionals, court users, external agencies and internal stakeholders
Delivering a prompt, polite and "right first time" service to all customers
Requirements:
Strong administrative and organisational skills
Excellent customer service and communication skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks accurately in a fast-paced environment
Confidence using computer systems and databases
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
5 GCSEs at grades A*-C (or equivalent), including English and Maths