Technical Assurance Lead, Legal Claims & Audit

Keoghs; Bolton; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Davies Incentive Plan

25 days holiday (+1 per year)

Simply Health Care Cash Plan

WeCare mental health & wellbeing

Death In Service

Pension contribution 5% employee / 3%?

Cycle to Work Scheme

Tech Scheme

Season Ticket Loan

Gym Flex

Discounts at Merlin Attractions

Discounts at local outlets

Job summary

Keoghs is seeking a Technical Assurance Lead to support technical excellence in Legacy by conducting audits, providing feedback, and mentoring file handling teams. The role involves identifying trends, training needs, and contributing to the technical development of Legacy Lawyers.

Candidates should be able to communicate clearly, write comprehensive reports, and manage audits effectively. The position requires sole British nationality or dual nationality with one British component, and security

Qualifications

• Clear and effective communicator with strong written reporting.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical audits of file handling teams against internal standards.
• Provide constructive feedback and coaching to teams.
• Identify trends from audits and training needs.
• Prepare written audit reports for Technical Director/Operations Director.
• Support in development and upskilling of Legacy lawyers.

Skills

Clear communication

Report writing

Working under pressure

IT literacy

NIHL claims knowledge

Caseload management

Self-organisation

Mentoring

Attention to detail

Objectivity

Tools

IT tools

Job description

Keoghs is seeking a Technical Assurance Lead to support technical excellence in Legacy by conducting audits, providing feedback, and mentoring file handling teams. The role involves identifying trends, training needs, and contributing to the technical development of Legacy Lawyers.

Candidates should be able to communicate clearly, write comprehensive reports, and manage audits effectively. The position requires sole British nationality or dual nationality with one British component, and security