Senior Property Claims Examiner - REMOTE (anywhere in the US) Little Rock, AR

Xpera•Little Rock, AR

18h•Remote

About The Position

IPG works as a Third Party Administrator in the contiguous 48 states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico handling a variety of claims including, but not limited to auto physical damage and motor truck cargo. Reporting to a Claims Supervisor, the Sr Claims Examiner is responsible for investigating and settling property and first party claims and third-party claims, with an emphasis on strong communication and customer service, while utilizing state specific guidelines. A nationwide knowledge base is a plus.

Requirements

3-5 years experience with Property Claims required
High School Diploma or Equivalent required
Proficient in Microsoft Office
Able to be licensed in states, countries where necessary
Use of clear, rational, thinking supported by evidence to audit fees of independent adjusters, appraisers, and other vendors in order to properly manage and pay expense invoices.
Strong writing skills and proper use of grammar to prepare written status reports for the principal.
Document claim file notes clearly with all communications and activities that occur during of handling the claim using factual and objective information.
Ability to plan and exercise conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities.
Strong Communicator (verbal and written)
Ability to multi-task and handle high volume of concurrent tasks
Work collaboratively with others inside and outside the company
All prospective employees must pass a background check

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree is preferred
Experience with Lloyd’s of London is considered an asset
Preferred experience in Open Office
AIC designation preferred

Responsibilities

Initiate the investigation of new claims
Evaluate coverage and make appropriate policy decisions
Evaluate and negotiate settlements of collision, specified perils, property damage, and transportation losses as appropriate.
Manage and oversee the work of outside adjusters, appraisers and experts.
Develop basic understanding of liability and coverage principles.
Recognize state specific laws and claims regulations throughout the United States to insure proper compliance in claims investigation including sending and securing proper documentation.
Summarize and make recommendations for disposition of claims in excess of the individual settlement authority.
Respond to time sensitive material including but not limited to intercompany arbitration hearings, and department of insurance complaints.
Manage a diary system to systematically review and resolve claims within the specified state compliance guidelines.
Maintain state license by completing continuing education coursework and/or work towards a claims designation.
Handle small claim suits as needed.
Other duties as assigned by the claims supervisor