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Property & Casualty Claims Specialist 1

Ohio Department of Taxation

Columbus, OH • On-site

Full-time

This job post has expired 2 days ago. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

What you'll do 

Under direction of Property & Casualty Claims Supervisor & Risk Administrator, investigates, adjusts & settles non-catastrophic claims to include property damage, bodily injury, subrogation, personal injury, property, crime & bonding & public entity liability including, but not limited to, general liability, premises liability, public official liability, & other property & casualty claims, according to rules, regulations, guidelines & established agency policy & procedures & Ohio Revised Code; processes claim documents in timely & accurate manner; analyzes data & uses sound judgment to establish case reserves; evaluates claims & negotiates monetary settlements & identifies potential defense strategies; performs ongoing review of liability insurance law & revisions.

Obtains information from agency personnel & claimants via telephone, written form &/or in person; answers inquiries from claimants & attorneys concerning claim processes; claimants regarding lost wages & attorneys, body shops & insurance companies for policy & claim related information; authorizes vehicle rentals; assigns independent adjusters & salvage companies; recovers monies for losses to state-owned equipment & real estate for damages sustained in not-at-fault incidents.

Maintains accurate & complete claim files: ensures all pertinent information is filed for future audits; updates claim information electronically; prepares reports concerning various activities; attends meetings; performs other duties as required.

24 mos. exp. processing insurance claims; 12 mos. exp. investigating, researching, evaluating, negotiating & coordinating claims settlements. 
-Or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications For Employment noted above. 
Job Skills: Claims Examination


Knowledge of: 

1. Insurance claims processing;

2. Liability & subrogation laws, rules, policies, & procedures;

3. Insurance codes & regulations;

4. Public relations;

5. Insurance investigation;

6. Customer service techniques

Skill in: 

7. Operation of personal computer & related hardware/software (e.g., MS Word, Excel, Outlook)

Ability to

8. Define problems, collect data, establish facts, & draw valid conclusions;

9. Gather, collage, & classify information about data, people, or things,

10. Handle sensitive & sometimes hostile inquiries & contacts with officials & general public;

11. Negotiate fair & reasonable settlement of claims;

12. Complete routine forms;

13. Maintain accurate records