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Red Dot Search UK Limited is recruiting three FNOL Claims Handlers for the motor claims team on the edge of Bolton. The role handles first notification of loss and accidental damage claims, with a defined 35-hour week and no evenings or weekends.
You'll receive fully funded CII training and one-to-one coaching from a dedicated motor claims trainer, plus strong holiday and benefits; a supportive team environment awaits career growth within FCA-regulated general insurance.
35 hours, Monday to Friday. No evenings, no weekends, no rota. Free parking. Fully funded CII.
We're recruiting three FNOL Claims Handlers for the motor claims team of an established, FCA-regulated general insurance business on the edge of Bolton. If you're an FNOL Claims Handler already, or you handle first notification and accidental damage claims on a motor desk, this is worth ten minutes of your time.
Three seats means this isn't a single vacancy with a hundred people chasing it. It's a team being built, and they want FNOL Claims Handlers who'll stay and grow with it.
It's usually not the money. It's that an FNOL Claims Handler here works 35 hours, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, and that's it. No late shifts, no Saturday rota, no on-call. If you're coming off a 24/7 operation, that's most of your life back.
The other reason is the training: fully funded CII, and a dedicated in-house motor claims trainer who coaches one to one.
Two years' motor claims experience is the marker for the top of the range. At eighteen months and strong on liability? Still send it. We'll have that conversation with the employer rather than screen you out on a number.
It's five days a week on site until you've passed probation, so hybrid isn't there from day one. You'll need to drive, because the site is on the edge of Egerton and public transport won't get you there for nine. And the top of the range really is for two years' motor claims. We'd rather tell you that now than at offer stage.