Risk Management Specialist Job Summary Manage the day-to-day administrative functions of the Risk Services Division office. These duties include personally receiving customer complaints, concerns, and pulling daily property damage claims that are created by the customer call centers. These claims are then documented onto Risk Services claims forms and routed to appropriate personnel for handling. Serve as a source of information regarding departmental processes and maintain the RiskMaster (RMX) claims and litigation database for the Division. Minimum Job Requirements High school diploma required, 2-year degree preferred At least 3 years in an administrative position. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications required (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint). Experience with CSS, RMX, and Business Intelligence report writing preferred. Experience and access authorization in CSS to pull property damage claims and the ability to notate customer accounts on status updates, in order that call center representatives can update customers on status developments is preferred. A thorough understanding of departmental activities and contacts is necessary to provide an efficient exchange of information among the management team, staff, and inside and outside legal counsel. Proficient in applying accounting rules and account number methodology. Excellent time management and organizational skills required. Experience with APC accounting system to process corporate card charges, expense accounts, and check requests is preferred. Ability to manage a variety of tasks with minimal supervision. Excellent written and oral communication skills and interpersonal skills are essential in working with internal and external customers, attorneys and management. Demonstrate behaviors consistent with the company’s core values of Safety First, Superior Performance, Intentional Inclusion and Act with Integrity.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED