Markerstudy Group
New Claims Admin Assistant

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New Claims Admin Assistant
This is a fantastic opportunity to work for a dynamic, fast-moving company within the credit hire industry who pride themselves not only on brilliant service to their customers but also maintaining an enviable place to work.
The Ideal Candidate
- Will have experience of working on the phones in an office environment, managing incoming and outgoing calls as well as emails. All training will be provided but a friendly approach, enthusiasm and excellent customer service are essential. There is room for professional development, if desired, which will see you grow from the ground up.
Responsibilities
- Provide unparalleled support to the team to enable them to progress the customer’s claim
- Manage incoming calls, directing callers to the appropriate team and handling basic queries
- Follow up with customers for pre-requested documents, such as images of their vehicle damage
- Assist the team with investigations into liability, contacting witnesses and sending out statements
- Receive and process updates from various partner companies
- Manage emails, adding mail to handlers’ files
- Chase insurers for payment of outstanding invoices, over the phone and via email
- Submit invoices to insurer for payment; including a sense check review of those invoices prior to submission
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Key Skills And Knowledge
- Great phone manner and customer service skills
- Strong written and verbal skills
- Must be computer literate
- Have a ‘can-do’ attitude and a willingness to get stuck in
- Attention to detail and the ability to proactively identify errors and problem solve


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Desirable Skills
- Basic knowledge of the motor claims process
Working Hours
- Monday to Friday, 8am - 4:30pm - 37.5 hours per week.
What benefits are there?
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Regular company events
- Pension scheme
- Hybrid working schedule; 3 days in the office and 2 days at home per week
- Monthly McDonald's breakfast
This is a fantastic role based in an award-winning company so if you feel you have the right skills, drive and enthusiasm, please apply today!
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