Motor Bodily Injury Claims Expert

AIG Europe S.A. (Ireland branch); Dublin; On-site; EUR 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health care scheme

Annual holiday allowance + 2 company‑s

Pension scheme

Bike to work

Volunteer days

Job summary

AIG Europe S.A. (Ireland branch) is seeking a Motor Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster to manage complex BI claims, from initial enquiry through liability assessment and quantum analysis, ensuring timely, accurate resolutions and strong customer service.

The role requires formal insurance qualifications, Irish competency standards, and collaboration with internal stakeholders to control indemnity exposure and maintain compliance.

Qualifications

• Specialist knowledge in Motor– Bodily Injury technical claims topics.
• Strong knowledge of legal/regulatory and litigation/procedural requirements for their line of business.
• Policy language skills enabling accurate and consistent policy wording interpretation.
• Experience in following up on recommendations from technical claims audits and improvement.
• Road Traffic Accidents / Auto Liability, Bodily Injury claims. Adjusting experience.
• Must have a formal insurance qualification and meet Central Bank of Ireland minimum competency standards for Claims adjusting.
• Excellent organisational skills with the ability to contribute within a team.

Responsibilities

• Manage Motor Bodily Injury claims from coverage enquiry to liability assessment and resolution.
• Coordinate with Team Manager on vendor and litigation management for complex claims.
• Contribute to best practice procedures for Bodily Injury Complex claims.

Skills

Motor Bodily Injury

Regulatory knowledge

Claims adjusting

Road Traffic Accidents

Education

Insurance qualification

Central Bank of Ireland standards

Job description

AIG Europe S.A. (Ireland branch) is seeking a Motor Bodily Injury Claims Adjuster to manage complex BI claims, from initial enquiry through liability assessment and quantum analysis, ensuring timely, accurate resolutions and strong customer service.

The role requires formal insurance qualifications, Irish competency standards, and collaboration with internal stakeholders to control indemnity exposure and maintain compliance.