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White Trading Limited in Redruth is seeking a highly organised Technical Claims Manager to own insurance claims from start to finish and lead customer relationships within a busy restoration environment. The role includes coordinating insurers, loss adjusters and field teams, with responsibility for 60–100 live claims at once. Driving licence is essential.
Training will be provided. The position is based in Redruth, Cornwall, with support to depots in surrounding regions.
Technical Claims Manager (Project Manager) – Fire & Flood Restoration (264cm) – Redruth, Cornwall – supporting depots in Devon, Berkshire and the Midlands – £30,000 – £35,000 per annum
Driving Licence: Essential
DUE TO THE NATURE OF THIS RECRUITMENT CONSULTANCY, WE ARE ONLY ABLE TO REPRESENT INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EX MILITARY.
Our client is a specialist fire and flood restoration business helping homeowners and organisations recover following unexpected property damage.
They are seeking a highly organised and customer-focused Technical Claims Manager to join their team in Redruth, Cornwall.
This is essentially a project management and customer leadership role within a specialist technical environment. You will take ownership of insurance claims from beginning to end, coordinating customers, insurers, loss adjusters, technical teams and field-based restoration personnel to achieve the best possible outcome.
You’ll typically be responsible for 60–100 live claims at any one time, requiring excellent organisation, sound judgement and the confidence to make decisions across a busy and constantly changing portfolio.
Crucially, previous insurance or construction experience is not required. Technical training will be provided, making this a potentially excellent opportunity for experienced ex-military personnel and candidates from operations, logistics, project management and other demanding coordination roles.
As Technical Claims Manager, you will own the claim, customer relationship and commercial outcome.
You’ll take responsibility for new insurance claims from start to finish, guiding customers and professional stakeholders through the restoration process with confidence, professionalism and care.
You won’t be working alone. Technical Claims Handlers will run projects under your supervision and consultation, while Restoration Technicians undertake the practical restoration work in the field with your guidance.
The role therefore requires someone capable of keeping numerous moving parts under control while building relationships, solving problems and making well-judged decisions under pressure.
You do not need a background in insurance or construction.
The client will provide training in the technical aspects of the position, including:
What matters is that you have previously held real accountability for a large number of moving parts simultaneously and are accustomed to being the person responsible for driving progress and chasing others for answers.
Candidates with transferable experience from areas including: Operations, Logistics, Project management, Contract management, Account management, Customer service leadership, Hospitality, Healthcare coordination and the Armed Forces.
Candidates who have previously managed a busy caseload, portfolio of accounts, service desk or site diary could also be particularly relevant.
This could be an especially interesting opportunity for experienced service leavers and veterans who are strong at coordination, stakeholder management, prioritisation and decision-making.
Rather than looking for a particular military trade, the client is interested in people who have been trusted with genuine responsibility and can demonstrate the ability to:
That could make the position relevant to personnel from operations, logistics, engineering, administration, project support, training or leadership appointments across all three Services.
Responsiveness is fundamental to the organisation’s work.
Fire and flood incidents can happen at any time, and the business operates a 24-hour response service. Candidates should therefore understand that the nature of the work can have an impact outside conventional 9-to-5 working hours.
The role is based in Redruth, Cornwall, with support provided to depots in Devon, Berkshire and the Midlands.
This is an unusual opportunity to move into a specialist industry without already having technical fire, flood, insurance or construction experience.
You’ll develop new technical knowledge while applying existing skills in leadership, organisation, customer management and problem-solving.
Most importantly, the work has a clear purpose: helping customers recover following serious fire or flood damage and guiding them through what can be an extremely difficult period.