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Claims Analyst I/II (Residential Property)

Harbor Claims LLC
Gainesville, FL Remote Full Time
POSTED ON 2/26/2025
AVAILABLE BEFORE 4/26/2025

Description

Job Overview


Our Claims Analyst I’s are our entry-level team members who are selected for, participate in and earn the opportunity to graduate from our Harbor Claims College. During Claims College, they are considered students and learn how to handle basic claims the Harbor Claims way in both a classroom and hands-on environment. After successful completion of Harbor Claims College, our Claims Analysts I initially focus their attention on providing constant, top-quality and highly-responsive service to our customers in order to successfully handle first notice of loss (FNOL) communications and or routine claims inquiries and/or issues from policyholders, agents and other Company team members. Concurrently, in order to expose the Claims Analyst I’s to the “nuts and bolts” of the Harbor Claims way, our Claims Analyst I’s provide other administrative and technical assistance in support of their team. Eventually, as their knowledge base expands, our Claims Analyst I’s are tasked with handling routine claims files within minimum levels of authority and then receive increased exposure to more challenging files as they demonstrate mastery and ability. Our Claims Analyst I’s have varied backgrounds, but all come to the job ready, willing and able to quickly and thoroughly learn the “ins and outs” of Cabrillo claims handling from their team leaders and specialists.


Job Responsibilities


Under close supervision, provides outstanding service to Harbor Claims external and internal customers; utilizes tact, diplomacy and professional communication skills to positively represent Harbor Claims in telephone and email contacts; per Company claims guidelines, Company quality and time standards and governmental regulations, appropriately and correctly responds via telephone and email interactions to claimants’, agents’ and third party representatives’ routine claims, policy and other related inquiries and issues; handles first notice of loss communication and/or communicates with customers on assigned pending claims files on an ongoing basis.


Within minimum levels of authority and required time frames and with close supervision, assigns applicable claims to independent and/or Harbor Claims field adjusters; provides professional and responsive assistance on pending claims to independent and/or Harbor Claims field adjusters; develops and maintains effective working partnerships with independent and field adjusters to ensure prompt and appropriate claims’ actions.


Within minimum authority levels and time frames, with close supervision, and adeptly utilizing assigned tools, analyzes claims information to determine appropriate settlement; communicates with claimant regarding settlement; settles claim and closes files; when outside scope of authority, clearly communicates pertinent information regarding files and works with other assigned analysts and/or leaders to ensure prompt resolution of claims.


Maintains claims files in compliance with governmental regulations and Company standards; efficiently and effectively utilizes multiple Carrier and Harbor Claims Information Systems/Programs to accurately maintain Claims files and file diaries.


As requested by leaders and/or other analysts, assists in review of designated files for subrogation potential; as warranted, identifies potential subrogation opportunities; clearly communicates findings to leaders, other analysts and/or subrogation specialist and provides follow-up assistance and support, as necessary.


Actively contributes as a member of the Harbor Claims Team by providing assistance and support to assigned claims, underwriting, customer support, product, sales and/or other team members; as requested.


Participates in and/or assists with “special” Company projects, including CAT planning, organization, and preparation as directed.


Dynamically enhances Company’s success by taking advantage of learning and development opportunities and personally integrating positive actions to improve individual performance.


Job Family Overview


Our Harbor Claims team provides direct, prompt, courteous and professional service to our policyholders, their agents, legal counsel and/or other third party representatives in the unfortunate event that the policyholders’ residential property is damaged or lost due to a covered event. To that end, our claims team members apply their technical know-how on a daily basis to review, investigate, evaluate and settle claims in a timely and equitable manner while also successfully and responsively handling claims inquiries and/or issues from many different people, including policyholders, agents, claimants’ third party representatives, as well as internal customers or carrier representatives, as assigned.


Most of our employees on our Harbor Claims team are in positions that are included in our claims analyst progressive job series, comprised of Claims Analyst I, II and III. By utilizing a progressive job series, our claims analysts are able to learn and consequently earn advancement on the claims team and in the Company. We provide clear criteria that defines what represents demonstrated mastery at each level. Once an incumbent has mastered that position in the progressive job series, he/she, with his/her claims team leader’s active input and agreement, is eligible to advance to the next level in the series, increasing his/her responsibility, authority and pay levels as a result. At Harbor Claims, along with our claims analysts’ progressive job series, we also have a field adjusters’ job series. A claims analyst is differentiated from a field adjuster in that the claims analyst is our internal “desk” adjuster located at our headquarters office who might, depending on the type, severity and/or location of claim, request a field adjuster or an independent adjuster go out and investigate a claim on the Company’s behalf while the field adjuster is out in the field on a day-to-day basis examining claims.


The other positions on our claims team include our claims team leaders and claims team specialists. These positions, respectively, are the supervisory and expert level positions on the team. Both types of positions require incumbents who are exceedingly well-versed in - and passionate about -- their chosen profession of claims and additionally require incumbents with a remarkable understanding of, deep appreciation and respect for and ability to flourish in the Company’s unique culture and work environment. Our claims team leaders serve a vital role in our Company’s success by utilizing their demonstrated and dynamic leadership strengths to provide front-line day-to-day coaching, supervising & leading of assigned claims analysts and/or field adjusters, while also continuing to carry out their respective day-to-day claims handling duties as working claims analysts. Comparable to our claims team leaders, our claims team specialists are also expected to carry out their assigned day-to-day claims handling or field adjusting duties as working claims analysts, while also continually demonstrating an exceptional depth and/or breadth of technical knowledge and claims expertise. Due to the breadth of their knowledge, they serve as the Go-To for the claims and customer support teams in those niche areas. Furthermore, as a result of the breadth of their knowledge, they are the team members who, at a moment’s notice due to fluctuating business needs, can also be open, flexible, willing and adroitly able to take on additional pending and/or new claims files as needed. Our team specialists are expected to train team members on a recurring basis by teaching new hires how to do things our way (aka, the right way the first time), training current team members about new information and/or tasks and/or teaching multiple team members on a large-scale, even Company-wide, basis about a discipline in which the incumbent demonstrates proven expertise and knowledge. Finally, both our team leaders and specialists may spearhead a myriad of special projects producing important results and positive impact for the Company.

Requirements

Skills and Expertise


Qualities: quality- oriented; detail-oriented; self-starter; team player; multi-tasker; adaptability; flexibility; strong work ethic; positive “can do” attitude; collaborator; financially-oriented; service-oriented; coachable; dependable.


Strong skill sets in the following areas: effective decision-making; time management/working under tight deadlines; information and financial review and analyses; organization; problem analyses/solving; active listening; asking good questions to learn about claims handling; oral and written communication; interpersonal communication.


Strong knowledge of: business writing, grammar and punctuation rules; telephone and email business etiquette rules; desktop computer operations; standard business software and web-based engine operations (e.g., Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer). MS Access and MS PowerPoint a plus.


Licenses, Education and/or Experience


Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent work experience. Insurance-related degree or residential property claims customer service experience is highly desirable. A current 6-20 adjuster license, other applicable states’ adjuster license/s and/or required obtainment of specified license/s within three months of hire, specific to the job opening, is required.

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