Enviornmental Loss Adjuster

Environmental Loss Adjuster position for a National Loss Adjusting operation, focusing on the Northern region (North of the Midlands).

The Environmental Adjuster role involves managing a dedicated portfolio of 50-60 domestic and commercial environmental claims, such as escape of oil and pollution losses.

Here is a comprehensive breakdown of the role's key responsibilities, requirements, and benefits packages to help you evaluate the opportunity.

Key Responsibilities

• Portfolio Management: As an Environmental Adjuster you will Independently manage a caseload of approximately 50 to 60 environmental claims from inception to completion.
• Technical Investigations: Proactively investigate domestic and commercial pollution incidents (e.g., fuel oil spills, chemical leaks) to determine the cause and extent of damage.
• Liability & Quantification: Assess policy liability, interpret insurance coverages, and accurately quantify financial and environmental losses.
• Evidence Gathering: Collect and analyse physical and documentary evidence to formulate robust, data-driven recommendations.
• Compliance & Standards: Ensure all investigations are completed promptly and in strict alignment with specific client service level agreements (SLAs) and regulatory demands.

About you:

• Must be based in the North of England or North Midlands to effectively cover the regional territory.
• Proven background in loss adjusting dealing with property or liability claims and environmental claims would be beneficial.
• Highly disciplined and self-motivated to operate successfully from a home-based office.
• Strong communication skills to manage stakeholders and deliver exceptional customer service during sensitive environmental incidents.
• Progression towards professional qualifications such as CertCILA, DipCILA, ACILA would be advantageous.

Salary & Benefits:

• Competitive Base Salary (Structured to reflect technical environmental experience)
• Car Allowance
• Performance-Related Bonus
• Company Pension Scheme
• Death in Service / Life Assurance
• 25 Days Annual Leave