Trainee Property / Loss Adjuster

Exchange Street Claims & Financial Services; North East; Remote; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Homebased role

Progression to field adjuster

Support for qualifications

Job summary

Exchange Street Claims & Financial Services in the United Kingdom is recruiting a property claims handler for domestic and commercial losses, currently homebased. You will manage claims from cradle to grave, conduct virtual site visits, and talk directly with policyholders to gather facts.

Over time, you'll train to become a field-based adjuster, handling your own visits with progression opportunities and support for further qualifications.

Qualifications

• Solid experience handling property claims (domestic or commercial).
• Cert CII or Cert CILA qualification or near completion.
• Full driving licence required for future field visits.

Responsibilities

• Handle property claims from cradle to grave for domestic and commercial losses.
• Conduct virtual site visits and communicate with policyholders to gather facts.
• Make informed liability and settlement decisions and document actions.

Skills

Property claims experience

Driving licence

Cert CII or Cert CILA

Job description

You've got solid experience handling property claims - domestic, commercial, or both.

You're probably Cert CII or Cert CILA qualified (or close to it). And while you're good at what you do, you're ready for the next step - something with more variety, more responsibility, and a path to get out on the road.

This is that step.

You'll join a supportive team handling property claims from cradle to grave. It's homebased, and you'll be managing domestic and commercial losses - carrying out virtual site visits, speaking directly with policyholders, and making decisions.

Over time, you'll train and develop into a field-based adjuster, handling your own visits and getting stuck into more complex losses. The company will support you with further qualifications and real progression - not just lip service.

You'll need a driving licence for when the time comes to move into the field. But for now, it's about building the right technical foundation and getting used to doing the job properly.