Trainee Conservation Adjuster - Private Clients and Estates

Description

• Developing new processes to effectively record losses and demonstrate our worth to clients
• Putting in place mitigation measures to limit damage whilst offering advice to our clients and their customers
• Oversight of conservation processes and communicating progress to all stakeholders
• Coordinate enabling and preparation works to relocate damaged items away from high-risk areas, into controlled conditions
• Triaging new claim instructions from our clients, and devising an initial response to any conservation needs
• Take part in regular marketing activities including education, social events, and presentations to clients and industry
• Establishing and developing relationships with new specialist suppliers
• Validating losses by establishing the value of repair, reinstatement or replacement
• Attending the scene of damage, often at short notice, to assist the adjusting teams with their initial assessments and coordinating with suppliers to manage risk

Requirements

• Practical experience of handing artefacts, collections and valuables
• Confident with information technology, with a high degree of numeracy and literacy
• A recognised qualification in conservation
• Confident communicator in person and in writing
• Able to work remotely
• Experience of managing projects from start to finish
• South East based and willing to travel regularly to London and further afield
• The right to live and work in the UK on a permanent basis.
• Narrative report writing experience
• Full UK driving licence
• Familiarity with methods of construction, particularly in heritage structures
• Commit to further professional development, in pursuit of reaching the status of Chartered Loss Adjuster, through the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusting (CILA)

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance