Motor Claims HandlerLocation: RemoteSalary: £22,000 - £25,000 depending on experience + benefits!! Immediate start available!!Do you have excellent customer service experience within the Motor Insurance industry?Do you have excellent attention to detail?Can you use your initiative and work with limited supervision?Are you inquisitive and have the natural desire to qualify/question in a professional capacity?If you have answered “Yes” to the above, then we want to hear from you!The OpportunityThis is a great opportunity to work for a leading insurance company and provide essential administrative and customer service support to their claims team. This is an award-winning team, who have extensive amounts of experience within their field of operations, meaning you will be surrounded by colleagues you can learn from and develop with.The Role
- Collating and entering data related to current insurance claims
- Diary management
- Producing related documents, liaising with customers and third parties over the phone to provide updates
- You will also be tasked with managing multiple cases at the same time therefore the ability to prioritise and experience of working in a fast-paced, time-sensitive environment is essential
- Providing high levels of customer service both internally and externally
The Ideal CandidateIdeal applicants will have previous experience in Motor claims handling or claims administration, excellent customer service skills, the ability to use initiative, common sense and manage their own workload. This would also suit someone who has had exposure to vehicle repair claims, credit hire or injury and you’re looking for that next step in your career.Benefits Include
- Free parking
- Flexible working approach – full remote or hybrid available
- Modern office environment
- Holidays increasing with service
- Pension
- Training opportunities for industry qualifications and more!
Interested? Click to apply!! Or for more information, pick up the phone call Pertemps Office and Professional (Leeds) and ask to speak to Ross Wilkins-Heath.