Construction & Engineering Adjuster | Career Transition Opportunity | Bonus + Ca

Crawford and Company; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual performance bonus

Car allowance

Laptop and phone

Job summary

Crawford is recruiting for a Construction & Engineering Adjuster in Melbourne. This career transition opportunity welcomes professionals from property, construction, engineering or project management with no prior loss adjusting experience required.

You will join a supportive team, receive training and mentoring while handling construction and engineering claims across diverse industries. A performance bonus, car allowance, and standard corporate tech are part of the package.

Qualifications

• Property, construction, engineering or insurance claims experience.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Analytical thinking and sound decision-making ability.
• Strong organisation and time management skills.
• A desire to build a long-term career in specialist loss adjusting.
• Insurance, construction, engineering or related qualifications (desirable).
• Current Driver's Licence.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and manage Construction & Engineering claims from assessment through to settlement.
• Review policies, contracts and claim documentation to determine coverage.
• Prepare reports and claim recommendations for insurers and stakeholders.
• Liaise with policyholders, brokers, contractors and technical experts.
• Maintain strong client service standards and claim outcomes.
• Assist with client meetings and business development activities as your experience grows.

Skills

Claims experience

Stakeholder management

Analytical thinking

Time management

Education

Insurance/Engineering qualifications (desirable)

Current Driver's Licence

Job description

Construction & Engineering Adjuster | Career Transition Opportunity | Bonus + Ca

Turn your property, insurance, construction, engineering or project management experience into a specialist career in Construction & Engineering loss adjusting. No previous loss adjusting experience is required. At Crawford, you'll receive training, mentoring and support from experienced specialists as you develop your skills and manage increasingly complex commercial claims.

Why Join Crawford?

• Rewarding package - Competitive salary, annual performance bonus, car allowance, laptop and phone
• Specialist career path - Build expertise in Construction & Engineering loss adjusting
• Professional development - Ongoing training, mentoring and industry qualifications
• Interesting work - Manage commercial construction and engineering claims across a wide range of industries
• Supportive team - Learn from experienced Construction, Engineering and Major Loss specialists

What You Will Do

• Investigate and manage Construction & Engineering claims from assessment through to settlement
• Review policies, contracts and claim documentation to determine coverage
• Prepare reports and claim recommendations for insurers and stakeholders
• Liaise with policyholders, brokers, contractors and technical experts
• Maintain strong client service standards and claim outcomes
• Assist with client meetings and business development activities as your experience grows

What You Will Bring

You may currently be working in insurance claims, loss adjusting, construction, engineering, quantity surveying, project management or a related technical environment and be looking to specialise further.

You will bring:

• Property, construction, engineering or insurance claims experience
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
• Analytical thinking and sound decision-making ability
• Strong organisation and time management skills
• A desire to build a long-term career in specialist loss adjusting
• Insurance, construction, engineering or related qualifications (desirable)
• Current Driver's Licence

About Crawford

Crawford is the world's largest publicly listed claims management company, supporting insurers, brokers, businesses and communities across more than 70 countries.