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Major Loss WIP Adjuster (Cert / Dip CILA)
Job summary
A leading claims management firm in the UK is seeking experienced Major Loss WIP Adjusters to manage high-value Domestic and Commercial claims from home. Ideal candidates will have a minimum of 3 years’ experience in Loss Adjusting and relevant qualifications. Ongoing professional development is supported. This role offers a competitive environment and promotes ACII / CILA progression.
Qualifications
- Minimum of 3 years of Loss Adjusting experience.
- Cert / Dip CILA qualified is required.
- Some progression towards ACII / ACILA is desired.
Responsibilities
- Handle a portfolio of Domestic and Commercial claims over £100,000.
- Work from home and manage claims UK wide.
- Promote ACII / CILA progression.
Skills
Education
Our client is looking for up to 2 Major Loss WIP Adjusters (Cert / Dip CILA qualified, minimum) to handle a portfolio of Domestic and Commercial claims over £100,000 in value.
You will work from home and handle claims UK wide.
We are ideally looking for Adjusters with a minimum of 3 years Loss Adjusting experience.
ACII / ACILA progression is desired, but not necessarily essential; the company is looking to promote ACII / CILA progression and any other professional development deemed appropriate.
Applicants should forward their CVs to Martin Porthouse at Exchange Street - email mp@exchange-street.co.uk / direct dial 0161 667 0424 /Job Ref: MPO2736. For all other vacancies, please take a look at our website – www.exchange-street.co.uk
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