Nashrock Insurance Recruitment
Aviation Processing Technician

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Processing Technician - Aviation
A well-respected and market-leading Global Lloyd's Broker, are now seeking a Technician within their successful Aviation Division.
Within this exciting opportunity, the Technician will be responsible for performing premium processing duties and will assist in providing full technical support across post-placement activities.
Role Responsibilities
- Process insurance premiums, return premiums, and adjustments in accordance with market practices and internal procedures
- Data Entry of Aviation Risks
- A&S Submission of premium bordereau to DXC Technologies
- Checking and processing MRC Slips and Endorsements
- Production of periodic reports and statistical information to placing team
- Reconcile premium accounts, identifying and resolving discrepancies promptly
- Liaise with brokers, underwriters, insurers, and clients to resolve queries and outstanding balances
- Monitor aged debt and credit, supporting collection and settlement activities
- Ensure compliance with Lloyd’s market requirements and internal controls
- Maintain accurate records within relevant systems and ensure audit trails are complete
- Support month-end and year-end close processes, including reporting and analysis
- Assist with system improvements and process optimisation initiatives
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- A minimum of 2 years of experience in a Premium Technician role within a Lloyd’s Broker or London Market environment - Aviation experience essential
- Strong understanding of insurance premium processing, including Lloyd’s and company market practices
- Proficiency in accounting and broking systems (e.g., Xchanging, Bureau, or similar platforms)
- Excellent attention to detail and high level of accuracy
- Strong analytical and reconciliation skills
- Ability to manage high volumes of data and meet tight deadlines
- Effective communication skills, both written and verbal
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