Chubb seeks a Claim Examiner on the Aerospace Casualty claims team that provides technical, specialized claim handling on behalf of Chubb’s Aerospace and Aviation customers. The Aerospace Casualty Claims position will have oversight responsibility for adjudicating general liability, hangarkeepers liability, and first-party hull claims claims covered by Airport Owners and Operators General Liability policies and Aircraft policies within North America and the rest of the world.  Candidates will develop skills in all facets of investigation, coverage determination, reserving, negotiation and settlement and overall claim strategy for non-litigated, litigated, and high severity/complex claims. The position may require up to 15% travel, typically for mediations when required. You will represent the company at claim review meetings with our customers, management and business partners, in addition to being a U.S. claim resource to our global claim offices and underwriters.

Responsibilities

Provide outstanding customer service and work well with the insured, broker and internal business partners in the adjustment of first- and third-party claims. Evaluate all aspects of a claim to establish reserves based upon the extent of exposure to the insured and the company. Recognize potentially significant exposures and prepare appropriate alerts and early warning watchlist reports to senior managers and internal business partners. Conduct, coordinate, and direct investigation into loss facts and extent of exposure and strategize for resolution. Analyze and address coverage issues in a timely and professional manner, and communicate coverage positions in writing and verbally to our internal and external business partners.  Adhere to individual authority grants, all statutory and regulatory requirements, fair claim practices and local compliance requirements, including licensing. Embrace, embody and continuously build upon North America Chubb Culture Principles and Values. Two to five years’ casualty and general liability claims handling experience.  Experience handling Aviation/Aerospace claims is desired, but not required.Excellent interpersonal communications and negotiation skills, particularly in adverse or high-pressure situations; and an ability to deal with customers and business partners in a professional manner.Exceptional organization and time-management skills.Ability to make prompt, intelligent decisions based upon detailed analysis of complex issues. Working knowledge of the tenets of insurance and legal principles.

If you do not already have one, you will be required to obtain an applicable resident or designated home state adjusters license and possibly additional state licensure.

The pay range for the role is $62,200 to $105,800. The specific offer will depend on an applicant’s skills and other factors. This role may also be eligible to participate in a discretionary annual incentive program.  Chubb offers a comprehensive benefits package, more details on which can be found on our careers website.  The disclosed pay range estimate may be adjusted for the applicable geographic differential for the location in which the position is filled.