Receptionist
reinsurance associateFenton (MO)
About the role
Job Description
Company Description:
We deliver industry-leading administration services including processing consumer contracts for such automotive-related, voluntary F&I products as GAP, VSC, Appearance, Tire & Wheel and Theft-deterrent protection. We process and adjust claims for these contracts within programs that are underwritten by only Excellent (A- or better) rated Insurance Carriers. As a rapidly growing automotive F&I product provider with over 30 years of continuous operation in the Automotive F&I space, our operating partners include seasoned Insurance Agents, national Lenders and their client Automotive Dealers.
Primary Job Function:
The Receptionist is responsible for answering and routing incoming phone calls along with greeting customers and guest in a friendly manner. Job Responsibilities /
Tasks include:
Answering and routing incoming phone calls Greet customers and guests Inbound mail handling, route to appropriate functional area Support claims document administration with reviewing, process, index and attach inbound correspondence/documentation Working with management on specific issues as requested
Benefits:
Competitive hourly wage (40 hrs/week)Annual Performance Evaluation w/ Compensation Review Bright, Modern Work Spaces 9 Paid Holidays (per year)Paid Vacation Days (after 2 months)401K Retirement Plan (100% company match up to 4% of income)Insurance - paid benefits include Health, AD&D, Life and L/T Disability Voluntary benefits include Dental, Vision and Short Term Disability Convenient suburban location near intersection of I-270 and I-44 in southwest St. Louis County. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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