Autoplan Processing Sup Serv Rep II

Insurance Corporation of British ColumbiaNorth Vancouver, BC
Hybrid

About The Position

The Autoplan Processing Support Services team is seeking a candidate with excellent customer service experience for an Autoplan Processing Support Services Representative II position in our North Vancouver head office. In this role, you will perform a variety of functions for the department including processing requests for vehicle information, financial transactions and reviewing/updating a variety of database systems on behalf of the Call Center departments.

Requirements

  • Great attention to detail, accuracy and analytical skills
  • Knowledge of the relevant computer applications and databases to enter, edit and retrieve data and verify records
  • Exceptional customer service skills and a strong telephone manner
  • High school graduation plus job specific skills training related to clerical support and a few months of related experience

Responsibilities

  • Responding to requests for information from the general public, law enforcement agencies, government and private organizations related to vehicle registration, claims and insurance
  • Conducting searches for information on computer databases and microfilm records
  • Identifying and/or certifying the release of appropriate documents and information
  • Contacting points of service and customers to obtain information
  • Processing financial transaction files as directed by Customer Contact Representatives
  • Verifying calculation of refund amounts according to department policies
  • Determining customers entitlement to a refund for specific financial transactions that require documentation proof
  • Identifying insurance information on a variety of systems related to customer policies
  • Performing a variety of financial transaction processing including backdated cancellations of insurance according to procedures.

Benefits

  • competitive salary
  • comprehensive benefits
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