Home Assessor - Minor Desktop (Lidcombe NSW)Desktop Building Assessor - Western SydneyAssess residential building claims in a hybrid office/WFH roleUse your technical knowledge without spending your day on the roadJoin a national insurer with excellent training and career opportunitiesIf you have experience in insurance building claims, estimating or residential construction and enjoy making technical decisions, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing national insurer.Working as part of a collaborative claims team, you'll review photos, reports and repair quotations to assess residential property damage and determine appropriate repair outcomes.
This is a hybrid office/WFH role.What you'll be doing:Review building damage using photos, reports and repair quotationsAssess repair costs and determine claim outcomesLiaise with builders,
customers and internal claims teamsEnsure claims are managed efficiently and accuratelyPrepare claim documentation and maintain quality standardsDeliver excellent customer outcomes throughout the claims processWhat you'll bring:Experience in insurance building claims, property claims or assessingBuilding, estimating or residential construction knowledgeStrong analytical and decision-making skillsExcellent written communication and attention to detailAbility to manage multiple claims in a fast-paced environmentWhat's on offer?
Market-competitive salary package up to $90KWork-from-home flexibilityStructured onboarding and ongoing developmentSupportive team culture with experienced leadersLong-term career opportunities with a leading insurerThis is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys solving technical problems, making informed decisions and helping customers through the claims process, all without spending every day on the road.
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📌 Home Assessor - Minor Desktop (Lidcombe Nsw) (New South Wales)
🏢 Fuse Recruitment
📍 New South Wales
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