Customer Service Administrator (Hearings & Judicial Support)
Location: Stockport
If you’re someone who takes pride in helping people, thrives on clear communication, and enjoys keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes, this is a great opportunity. Our Client is hiring for a reputed client where your customer service skills will directly support users to access justice with confidence.
What you'll be doing:
• Undertake administrative tasks to prepare for, facilitate, and support the smooth running of hearings
• Provide support (face to face, telephone-both incoming and outbound, and correspondence in a range of formats) and signpost users to the right available services
• Use service scripts and knowledge articles to give clear, consistent, and accurate information-especially for users with specific or complex needs
• Follow complaints policies and procedures, responding promptly to prevent escalation and updating OPTIC as required
• Process work using standard operating procedures to meet performance targets and maintain operational and service standards
• Handle case files with accurate data entry and secure information management, complying with retention and data loss protocols
• Support jury service administration, including selection, deferral, reassignment, attendance tracking, and processing related expenses and court fees
• Assist with listing and scheduling, supporting urgent matters and adherence to listing policies
• Provide dedicated judicial business support such as diary coordination and local administrative tasks
• Support enforcement procedures, including financial assessments, aiding fine collection, and producing basic statistical and financial reports
• Contribute to health and safety operations (PEEPs, facility checks, issue logging, and key/safety governance) under team leader guidance
• Identify risks relating to HMCTS buildings and inform the Senior Person on Site (SPoS) as required, taking immediate action where necessary
What you'll bring:
• Strong customer service and administrative ability
• Confidence communicating clearly and consistently with a wide range of people
• A careful approach to accuracy, confidentiality, and compliance
• Calm, professional problem-solving-particularly when handling complaints or urgent requests
Additional information:
• Basic DBS required
• On site 5 days a week
 Pay: £12.86 per hour (Monday-Friday)
Sound like you? Apply now to be considered-your next step could help make a real difference to how people experience justice.