Director of Claims
farmers fire insuranceYork (PA)
About the role
Director of Claims The Director of Claims will oversee all Property & Casualty claims for the company, with assistance from internal property claims adjuster, administrative staff, and also in connection with a network of independent adjusters and independent attorneys who work closely with the company. The Director of Claims will be charged with ensuring customer claims are handled promptly and properly. They will address and resolve any disputes that arise in the claim process, review and approve claims, including large property losses and liability claims. They will actively participate in the handling, negotiation and resolution of liability claims. Make coverage determinations based on policy language, and set claim handling guidelines for the company and ensure they are properly adhered to.
Qualifications:
5-10 Years Experience in Property & Casualty Insurance Claims Specific experience in liability claims and larger property loss / general adjusting is desired. Academics: while a 4-year degree is not required, it is preferred. A degree specific to insurance is not a requirement.
Skills:
Broad range of property & casualty claim knowledge Enjoy working with people Effective communicator Skilled with computers and technology Highly attentive to detail Assertive, self-motivated and task-oriented Highly responsible and trustworthy in independent settings
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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