Capio Recruitment
Claims Handler

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Job Title: Senior Claims Handler
Location: Bristol (Hybrid – 3 days per week in the office)
Salary: £38,000 - £45,000 DOE
Benefits: Hybrid working, professional qualification support (CII), long-term progression opportunities
About the Company:
This is an opportunity to join a well-established and growing specialist insurer with a strong reputation across financial lines, construction, accident & health, and affinity products. Backed by a major international parent group, the business combines the stability and support of a global insurer with the close-knit culture of a smaller regional team. With excellent staff retention and ambitious growth plans over the next few years, the business offers genuine long-term career development within a collaborative environment.
Role Summary:
A growing insurer is looking to appoint a Senior Claims Handler to support a broad and varied claims portfolio across complex commercial lines. Working within a close-knit team, the role will combine hands-on claims handling with oversight of third-party administrators and key stakeholder management across the business. This position offers strong long-term progression potential, including the opportunity to help shape and eventually lead an in-house claims function as the business continues to expand.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Manage a varied portfolio of complex claims across areas including Professional Indemnity, Accident & Health, and Construction All Risk, giving you exposure to diverse and technically challenging work
- Oversee relationships with TPAs, panel firms, and service providers, allowing you to develop broader operational and stakeholder management experience
- Handle referrals above delegated authority and contribute to resolution strategies on higher-value and more complex matters
- Work closely with underwriters, actuaries, finance teams, and senior leadership, increasing your visibility across the wider business
- Support claims process improvement initiatives and contribute to the future development of an in-house claims function
- Produce clear reporting, reserve recommendations, and claims analysis to support business decision-making


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Requirements:
- At least 5 years’ claims handling experience
- Experience handling claims within one or more of the following areas: Professional Indemnity, Accident & Health, or Construction All Risk
- Ability to work independently and manage a varied workload within a fast-paced environment
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Experience working with TPAs, brokers, panel firms, or outsourced claims providers would be advantageous
- Comfortable balancing technical claims work with operational and administrative responsibilities where required
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