Aston Charles Ltd
Loss Assessor

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We are working with a leading loss assessing company within the property damage claims sector, which is looking for an experienced Loss Assessor to cover the North West.
This well-established company offers a comprehensive service for policyholders (commercial and residential) and has a great reputation for the quality of its work.
You’ll be joining a family-run, independent firm that really cares about its people, and where you’ll benefit from a great deal of support.
Role Description
We are looking for a Loss Assessor to project manage insurance claims on behalf of policyholders. You can expect to survey properties that have suffered damage caused by impact, flooding, fire, storm, subsidence, and water damage, and prepare a detailed scope of the required repairs and other specification documents for presentation to insurers and loss adjusters. You will negotiate and settle claims, ensuring the best possible outcome for the policyholder.
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Responsibilities
- Meeting with policyholders
- Surveying damaged properties
- Producing a scope of works for the repairs covered under the insurance
- Determining the condition and construction of buildings
- Meeting with insurers’ representatives on site to validate and negotiate claim settlements
- Carrying out duties in the context of current building regulations
- Project managing sub-contractors on site
- Overseeing reinstatement works through to completion
Requirements
- Ideally, project management experience, working within the insurance or construction industry, or previous experience working within the fire and flood restoration sector
- Willingness to attend additional training courses to upskill and develop your knowledge, as required
- Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written)
- A current driving license


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Benefits
- Competitive basic salary
- Company vehicle
- Range of benefits, including a profit share
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