Our client is seeking a Property Adjuster (Cert CILA) to work from home and operate throughout Oxford / West Shires and surrounding regions as required. You will handle a portfolio of primarily domestic losses up to £100,000 in value on a 'cradle-to-grave' basis without restriction. You'll be supporting clients in proactively handling and settling a mixed caseload of property claims. These can vary in complexity so it's essential that you'll put yourself in the shoes of the policy holder, appreciate each situation differently by investigating each claims with tact and a calm manner, establishing the facts, policy details and work towards a resolution. Applicants should apply online or forward their CV’s to Martin Porthouse at Exchange Street;  / / Job Ref: MPO2488. For all other vacancies, take a look at our website – www.exchange-street.co.uk.
Back to searchProperty Adjuster Cert CILA MPO2488
Exchange Street Claims & Financial Services
Posted 19 hours ago, valid for 24 days
Oxford, Oxfordshire OX4 2WA, England
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- Our client is seeking a Property Adjuster (Cert CILA) to work from home in the Oxford / West Shires area.
- The role involves managing a portfolio of domestic losses valued up to £100,000 on a 'cradle-to-grave' basis.
- Candidates must have experience in handling and settling a mixed caseload of property claims with varying complexities.
- The position requires a calm and tactful approach to investigating claims and establishing facts.
- Interested applicants should have relevant experience and can apply online or send their CVs to Martin Porthouse, with a salary offered at competitive rates.
