Claims Adjuster, Major Losses – Property

Job Description:

  • Listen to the client, clearly explain the steps the claim will take, answer their questions, and deliver a streamlined service that exceeds expectations.
  • Analyze the client's insurance coverages and clearly explain which protections apply to the submitted claim.
  • Gather statements of events regarding the incident from insureds, third parties and other stakeholders to determine the circumstances, causes and admissibility of claims.
  • Assess potential liability of the insured and third parties, supporting conclusions with relevant investigative evidence.
  • Anticipate subrogation and recoveries, and direct the investigation accordingly.
  • Actively collaborate with related claims and underwriting teams, as well as external specialists.
  • Communicate effectively with the client to inform them of progress.
  • Accurately annotate and document the file in accordance with company standards and guidelines.
  • Ensure prudent management of fees and external costs.
  • Participate actively in catastrophe response and call overflow, when required.

Requirements:

  • PAA diploma (an asset)
  • Certified claims adjuster
  • 5 years' experience in commercial claims adjusting in the field (on the road)
  • Comfortable working in a computerized/digital environment
  • Bilingual (French and English)

Benefits:

  • Flexible work arrangements and a hybrid work model
  • Option to purchase up to 5 additional days of paid time off per year
  • A range of benefits to support physical and mental well-being, including telemedicine, a wellness account, and more
  • Profit-sharing plan: up to 12% of salary or more (ask us how you could earn a guaranteed lifetime income)
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