Position Summary:
The Claims Manager plays a critical role in safeguarding the company’s financial and physical assets by proactively managing insurable property losses from end to end. This is a high-impact, high-visibility role requiring sophisticated project management, sharp judgment, and a high level of accountability.  Reporting into a hands-on team environment known for professionalism, collaboration, and excellence, the Claims Manager will oversee a portfolio of property-related claims across a diverse range of assets and regions.  A successful Claims Manager is able to manage their time effectively, is detail oriented, a trustworthy team player, and takes pride in their work.  In addition, this position needs to be accountable and attentive to provide excellent customer service skills when interacting with tenants, associates, and vendors. Â
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Primary Responsibilities
- Triage & Assignment: Intake new incidents for the broader Claims team and assign them to the appropriately
- Full-Cycle Claims Oversight: Manage property damage claims from initial incident intake through full restoration and financial recovery, ensuring optimal resolution and minimal financial impact to the company
- Financial Accuracy: Maintain rigorous documentation, reporting and oversight of claim-related financials, including insurance proceeds, invoices, subrogation, and third-party recoveries
- Cross-Coverage Support: Provide assistance on claims outside the property coverage line as assigned, supporting a fully integrated claims management function
- Project Management: Lead multiple concurrent claims projects with complex timelines, stakeholder groups, and deliverables—owning the process from start to finish
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Coordinate effectively with third-party adjusters, engineers, consultants, contractors, legal counsel, insurance carriers, brokers, and internal teams including Development, Operations, Accounting, and Finance
- Technology & Reporting: Utilize the company's claims software system for accurate recordkeeping and prepare timely and detailed reporting for leadership and external partners
- Deadline Leadership: Influence and motivate others—including vendors and cross-functional teams—to meet aggressive deadlines while upholding quality standards
- Continuous Improvement: Identify opportunities for process enhancement, cost containment, and operational efficiency within the property claims space
- Vendor & Contract Management: Negotiate contract terms for restoration projects to ensure compliance, value, and timely completion
- Team Collaboration: Actively participate in a positive team environment through teamwork, communication and excellence in service; communicate regularly with the Director of Risk Management & Insurance
- Service Culture Leadership: Actively demonstrate the values of the Weidner Customer Service Vision to team members, associates and external customers