Account Handler

Due to growth, my client is seeking an Account Handler to join their team in Gloucester. You will ideally have 1 or 2 years commercial broking experience or account handling experience. Offering a starting salary of £24,000 – £28,000 per annum, fantastic career progression opportunities within a lovely team.

WORKING HOURS:

Monday to Friday, 9 – 5

BENEFITS:

• Excellent career development and progression
• Ability to progress into executive and management positions   
• Bonuses 
• Opportunity to join a growing division 
• Funding of CII Qualifications 
• Great office environment
• Friendly and supportive team
• Funded team events 
• Modern, open plan office
• Flexible working
• 23 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays  
• Pension scheme
• Death in service 
• Onsite parking

The role of the Account Handler is to provide support to Account Executives in the running of the client portfolio. The Account Handler is the first point of contact for all client and provider queries and issues as they arise and is expected to have the skills and knowledge to understand what actions are required to meet the expectations of all parties.

THE ROLE:

• Assist the Account Executives with client books, negotiating terms, inviting renewals, dealing with mid-term adjustments and handling claims.

• Look after your own book of accounts.

• Be the first point of contact for day to day enquiries from clients, providers and other internal and external sources.

SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES:

• Insurance or broking experience 
• Customer service experience 
• Account handling experience – desirable
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Excellent organisational skills 
• Experience using Actuis – desirable 

If this role sounds of interest to you, apply today to Lilly @ RE Recruitment today.

RE acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers.

RE Recruitment would like to thank you for applying for the above role. We do try to come back to all applications however if you have not heard from a consultant within 5 working days, this unfortunately means that you have been unsuccessful. 

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