Claims Representative I, Bodily Injury
Co-operators is a leading Canadian financial services co-operative committed to sustainability and resilience. The Bodily Injury Claims Representative is responsible for investigating, negotiating, and settling bodily injury claims while ensuring quality client service and contributing to a client-centric culture.
Responsibilities
- Investigate, interpret coverage, reserve adequately, negotiate and settle bodily injury claims
- Contribute to a client service culture by embedding client engagement philosophies into daily work and implementing innovative, client-centric decision making, to be THE industry leader in client engagement
- Provide quality client service to our clients in accordance with claims service standards
- Contact claimants, lawyers, policy holders and witnesses in a timely manner in the investigation and resolution of claims
- Set up and maintain files for assigned claims
- Handle files in defense litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), using litigation management guidelines
- Authorize payments and reserves of up to $75,000 authority
Skills
- One (1) year insurance experience or two (2) years related business experience
- Working towards Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) courses
- Well developed computer skills including Microsoft Office software, internet and email systems
- Provincial adjuster license(s) maybe required dependent on the province of work
- University/College Degree
Benefits
- Training and development opportunities to grow your career.
- Flexible work options and paid time off to support your personal and family needs.
- A holistic approach to your well-being, with physical and mental health programs and a supportive workplace culture.
- Paid volunteer days to give back to your community.
- Comprehensive total rewards package including group retirement savings plans, pension and benefits (e.g., health and wellness, dental, disability and life coverage), mental health support and an employee assistance program.
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