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Chubb North American Property is seeking an experienced claims professional to service commercial property claims, inland marine, and related risks. You will collaborate with consultants and Independent Adjusters to determine loss nature, coverage, and scope.
The role emphasizes accurate reserves, timely investigations, and clear communication with clients and underwriting partners. A college degree and 3-5 years of property claim experience are preferred; licensing as a claims adjuster may be
The Chubb North American Property team services several business units within Chubb, with books of business involving large property programs written on manuscript quota share policies with contract Independent Adjusters as well as Excess and Surplus Lines. This “individual contributor” position will service claims in the Westchester Excess and Surplus line.The claim profiles range from commercial property, inland marine (including Difference in Condition policies), and small commercial business.
This position will utilize consultants and Independent Adjuster in their efforts to determine nature of loss, coverage provided, and scope of damage; promptly contact client's and contract adjusters; promptly and properly develop the file to provide accurate and timely investigation and loss analysis; maintain an active diary; monitor diary to achieve timely development of file and timely disposition of the claim; recognize and pursue recovery where possible; adhere to all statutory regulations and unfair claim practices act; establish accurate and timely reserves; effectively communicate with all internal and external customers.
Key functions of the role include ensuringthe adequacy of reserves, proper valuation of claim settlements, and appropriate use of experts, providinghigh level of customer service, while delivering qualityclaim results.
If you do not already have one, you will be required to obtain an applicable resident or designated home state adjusters license and possibly additional state licensure.