INSURANCE SURVEYOR (MALE) VADODARA

Salary Range:1- 2 LPA

IMMEDIATE JOINERS ONLY

OWN TWO WHEELER MUST

It shall be the duty of every Licensed Surveyor and Loss Assessor to investigate, manage, quantify, validate and deal with losses (whether insured or not) arising from any contingency, and report thereon to the insurer or insured, as the case may be., All Licensed Surveyors and Loss Assessors shall carry out the said work with competence, objectivity and professional integrity and strictly adhere to the code of conduct as stipulated in these Regulations.

Duties and responsibilities of a Surveyor and Loss Assessor:-

1. declaring whether he has any interest in the subject-matter in question or whether it pertains to any of his relatives, business partners or through material shareholding; Explanation: For the purpose of this clause ‘relatives’ shall mean any of the relatives as defined in Subsection (77) of Section 2 of the Companies Act, 2013;
2. Bringing to the notice of the Authority, any change in the information or particulars furnished at the time of issuance of license, within a period not exceeding fifteen days from the date of occurrence of such change, that has a bearing on the license granted by the Authority
3. maintaining confidentiality and neutrality without jeopardising the liability of the insurer and claim of the insured;
4. conducting inspection and re-inspection of the property in question suffering a loss;
5. examining, inquiring, investigating, verifying and checking upon the causes and the circumstances of the loss in question including extent of loss, nature of ownership and insurable interest;
6. conducting spot and final surveys, as and when necessary and comment upon franchise, excess/under insurance and any other related matter;
7. estimating, measuring and determining the quantum and description of the subject under loss;
8. advising the insurer and the insured about loss minimisation, loss control, security and safety measures, wherever appropriate, to avoid further losses;
9. commenting on the admissibility of the loss as also observance of warranty conditions under the policy contract;
10. surveying and assessing the loss on behalf of insurer or insured;
11. assessing liability under the contract of insurance;
12. pointing out discrepancy, if any, in the policy wordings;
13. satisfying queries of the insured/insurer and of persons connected thereto in respect of the claim/loss;
14. recommending applicability of depreciation, percentage and quantum of depreciation;
15. giving reasons for repudiation of claim, in case the claim is not covered by policy terms and conditions;
16. taking expert opinion, wherever required;
17. commenting on salvage and its disposal wherever necessary.