Claims Executive

Our client is looking for a Claims Executive to join their friendly and professional Loss Prevention team, in London, to assist with the implementation of the Loss Prevention initiatives and provide technical advice.   

The Successful Applicant

• 2nd Mate (navigational side) or above
• Experience in a shore side role
• Minimum 4 years experience on deep sea tankers
• Effective use of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook)
• Quick learner with a desire to develop or continue their career in Loss Prevention

Job Description

• To assist with identifying, developing and executing the overall Loss Prevention programme and material.
• To efficiently manage loss prevention projects as required. This may include performing presentations, crew training or leading internal reviews of highlighted risk areas etc.
• To assist with the causation analysis of Claims. This includes the monitoring of internal notification emails to identify issues and the subsequent liaison with the Claims and Underwriting Dept as necessary including but not limited to; analysis of claims for causation, claims trend analysis and follow-up to include devising appropriate loss prevention initiatives such as liaising with and making presentations to Members and their crew and writing loss prevention publications.
• To develop and maintain good working relationships with Members, surveyors and brokers as required.
• To produce accurate quality reporting and analysis to serve the needs of internal departments and that of Members and brokers.
• To provide a high level of service through timely and accurate response to internal and external enquiries received by telephone or email.
• To provide expert technical advice on marine related issues to internal departments where required.
• To develop the skills and knowledge required for the effective performance of the role by participating in and actively contributing to training and development activities.

Remuneration Package on Offer

Competitive salary and benefits package.