Damage Claims Coordinator II
Purpose
Responsible for processing construction-related damage claims, leveraging technical knowledge of construction practices to ensure accurate assessment and efficient resolution of claims while maintaining high levels of customer service and documentation standards.
Responsibilities
- Process construction-related damage claims from initial notification through resolution including insurance claim as per the defined process
- Evaluate technical aspects of construction damage claims using industry knowledge, internal database and references to process the claims resolution as per budget and maintaining customer satisfaction
- Coordinate with field personnel for damage verification and assessment
- Maintain accurate documentation of all claim activities and communications for verification, reference and audit
- Coordinate with vendors and business partners for claim resolution
- Ensure compliance with established procedures and timelines
- Communicate effectively with customers throughout claims process
- Review and interpret construction plans and technical documentation for damage repair and claims
- Coordinate with construction teams for claim prevention strategies
- Give suggestions and inputs for claims prevention based on trends from the repository of damage and claims
- Maintain detailed records in claims management database
Key Performance Indicators
- Claims processing efficiency
- Documentation accuracy
- Customer satisfaction scores
- Response time metrics
- Settlement accuracy rates
- Process compliance metrics
- Communication effectiveness
- Technical assessment accuracy
- Database maintenance accuracy
- Resolution timeline adherence
Requirements
Education: High school diploma with construction related experience required. Associate's degree in construction technology or related field preferred. Construction related certifications beneficial.
Experience: 3+ years of experience in construction operations. 2+ years of experience in claims processing preferred. Background in customer service exposure.
Understanding of: Construction practices and terminology, underground and aerial construction methods, claims processing systems, technical documentation requirements.
Critical Success Factors
- Technical knowledge of construction work for telecom industry
- Excellence in documentation and attention to detail
- Effective communication skills combined with customer service focus
Physical Requirements
- Mobility for Travel, Meetings and Site Visits
- Manual Dexterity for Computer and Phone Use
- Visual and Hearing Acuity
- Ability to stand, walk, and sit
- Ability to use hands to handle or feet
- Ability to reach with hands and arms
- Ability to climb and balance
- Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch, bend and crawl
- Ability to lift up to 75 lbs
- Ability to maintain all safety expectations