MSC

MSC

Claims Analyst

Charleston, US

Work authorization requiredDetected 30 days ago
ExcelCommunicationCollaborationProblem SolvingTime Management

About the role

  • The Cargo Claims Analyst role is part of the Claims Department within the Legal Division and is responsible for processing marine cargo claims.

Responsibilities

  • AND DUTIES Manage and independently oversee a caseload of marine cargo claims for assigned ports.
  • Maintain detailed, accurate, and well-organized claim records to ensure the most current information is readily available for internal review.

Nice to have

  • This includes conducting detailed investigations, evaluating liability and damages, and ensuring timely and compliant claim handling.
  • Closely track cargo claims files throughout their development and provide status updates as required.
  • Conduct thorough claim investigations, including review of policies, liability assessment, damage evaluation, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
  • Monitor claims files for unusual circumstances or risk factors requiring escalation within the company.
  • Track, enforce, and issue notices for strict contractual and legal deadlines.
  • Pursue collections and recovery efforts against third parties when applicable.
  • Analyze complex fact patterns and distill them into clear, concise written summaries.
  • Coordinate with internal departments to ensure adherence to internal procedures, documentation standards, and compliance requirements.

Benefits

  • REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Company info

  • Engage and communicate effectively with customers, vendors, colleagues, and counterparties both domestically and internationally to maintain consistent information flow.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • 15 pounds at a time Must be able to commute to the designated office location Presence required on‑site 5 days per week WORK AUTHORIZATION Authorization to work in the U

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