MOTOR LOSS ASSESSOR

Motor Loss Assessor – Heavy Motor Vehicles and Machinery

What is on offer

Are you an experienced Heavy Vehicle Motor Loss Assessor? You must be a trade qualified Panel Beater, Diesel Mechanic or Spray Painter. AAMC have a full-time position available now for a Heavy Motor Vehicle Assessor servicing Cairns and QLD. 

Salary & Benefits

• Salary aligning with experience + Super + allowance or car
• Work from a home-based office – with state-of-the-art equipment
• Comprehensive induction and training programs provided, with ongoing support from senior staff and leaders
• Monthly Assessing Team meetings to share ideas and experience
• Technical and administrative support when you need it
• Progressive learning and development to keep you on track and up to date
• Remuneration based on your extensive experience or technical expertise
• A fully maintained company vehicle or vehicle allowance

AAMC Culture

We proudly describe our 200+ people (and our company) as truly Australian in spirit – genuinely helpful mates - where nothing is too hard. 

Join the market leaders in Motor Accident Management - be rewarded - join our experienced and qualified team of over 100 Motor Loss Assessors, supported by State & Territory Managers, complemented by more than 80 Accident Management Officers.

AAMC are the No. 1 choice of virtually every Insurer in Australia for motor vehicle assessments - a national company with an ever-increasing geographical footprint in every state and territory of Australia.

Motor Vehicle Assessors

Our Assessors work in specific and surrounding areas, providing a service unparalleled in this industry - careful, expert, reliable and fast – a hard working attitude – where going the extra mile is part of what we do, every day.

Key Responsibilities

• Undertake Heavy Motor and Machinery Motor vehicle loss assessments
• Prepare and submit repair and total loss assessment reports
• Complete written off vehicle report and salvage instructions
• Complete heavy motor and machinery assessments via images in remote locations
• Monitor and report on a managed repair process for large heavy motor vehicles and machinery losses
• Contact vehicle repairers, vehicle owners and insurance companies as required ensuring completion
• Conduct follow ups, including re-inspections as required
• Develop professional relationships with vehicle repairers throughout the region
• Negotiating, monitoring, and communicating outcomes to vehicle owner/driver as per legislation
• Undertake travel when required, at times interstate
• Know when to liaise at a higher level on technical or customer service issues
• Communicate professionally – with everyone
• National Australian Police Check and Traffic History Check will be required for the successful applicant

Your Expertise - will include

• Automotive (Spray Painting/Mechanical/Panel Beating) Trade qualification at least to Certificate III
• Experience with heavy motor vehicle and machinery insurance claims procedures
• Proven ability to write reports on heavy motor vehicle and machinery loss assessments
• Current Motor Vehicle License
• Willingness to participate in AAMC’s professional development training opportunities
• Thorough knowledge of the insurance legislation as it applies to Motor Loss Assessing
• Exceptional communication and negotiation skills
• High degree of motivation and initiative, combined with professional integrity
• Fantastic time and self-management skills
• Ability to prioritise competing demands
• Computer and keyboard skills, proven ability to learn new software packages
• Calm and measured behaviour in a catastrophe situation

AAMC prides itself on its professional, yet friendly culture, where everyone has a ‘can do’ approach and a focus on our exceptional customer service. As the first company in Australia to obtain the new Cert IV in Vehicle Loss Assessing, we know our assessors enjoy working with us and are pleased to be recognised for their professionalism and expertise.

Applications in the form of a resume - giving full details of your Heavy Vehicle Motor Loss Assessing experience, plus a cover letter, may be submitted by clicking ‘Apply Now’.

Your application will include the following questions:

Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?

How many years of estimating experience do you have?

How many years' experience do you have in the insurance industry?

What's your expected annual base salary?

How many years' experience do you have as a Motor Loss Assessor?

How much notice are you required to give your current employer?

How many years' experience do you have as a panel beater?

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