Careers
Applications are invited from suitably qualified individuals to fill the above-named position that has arisen at the Claims Department, FBC Insurance.
Principal Accountabilities
- Verifying prices for repairs or replacements and recommending repairs once an agreement has been reached (Actual Loss)
- Ensuring timely claim management of new loss assignments, reassignment, and proper reserve setting.
- Identifying issues that need to be resolved, what methods to use, including a focus on risk transfer and resolutions which create the best outcome.
- Building and maintaining professional relationships with claims personnel, underwriting personnel, policyholders, agents, and other loss adjusters in order to ensure assessments are done effectively by all parties.
- Conducting field inspections, reading maps and aerial imagery, measuring fields and storage bins in risk surveying.
- Carrying out investigation assignments and record compilation in order to accurately determine potential indemnities.
- Liaising with authorities, body shops, third party claimants, adjusters and vendors in the claim’s investigation process.
- Confirming damages and/or loss as reported by verifying through police & other relevant sources to ascertain costs.
- Complying with claim handling procedures and best practices.
- Recommending post loss measures to mitigate further losses.
Education And Experience
- Degree in Risk Management and Insurance
- Diploma in Insurance
- Two years’ experience in the insurance industry
- Panel beating knowledge and pricing structures.
- Understanding of risk management principles, risk, and insurance program structures.
- Familiarity with overall claims processes and legal terminology.
Competence And Skills
- Strong technical background
- Excellent communication skills both written and oral
- Excellent organizational skills
- Superior customer service
- Interpersonal skills
Interested candidates are to send their applications and CVs via e-mail to human.resources@fbc.co.zw by no later than 12 June, 2024 clearly marked: Claims Assessor: Claims Department, Harare, FBC Insurance
Data Analytics & Actuarial Services Department, FBC Holdings is seeking to recruit two young graduates for a graduate training and development programme as part of its talent management strategy. Training will be undertaken at the Harare Office. It is expected that the prospective applicants must be highly computer literate and technologically savvy.
The training will specifically focus on Data Analytics & Actuarial Services. The training programme will run for approximately 24 months, and it is expected that the trainees should be ready to be deployed into substantive positions thereafter.
Prospective candidates must be 25 years of age or younger and have attained a minimum of an upper second-class degree (2.1) pass in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science, Computer Science or any closely related fields
Applicants are expected to have the following attributes:
- Self-drive and motivation.
- Integrity.
- Innovation and creativity.
- Good communication and interpersonal skills.
- Initiative and willingness to explore new horizons.
- Team player capability and high level of confidence.
- Highly computer literate
- Entrepreneurial flair and a keen instinct of achieving tangible results and effecting positive change.
Interested applicants that meet the above specifications may submit their applications via email to human.resources@fbc.co.zw no later than 14 June, 2024 clearly marked;
Graduate Trainee Programme 2024, Data Analytics & Actuarial Services, FBC Holdings Limited.
A robust Reinsurance organisation with offices in Botswana is seeking to recruit a young graduate for a graduate training and development programme as part of its talent management strategy. Training will be undertaken at the Botswana office. It is expected that the prospective applicants must be highly computer literate and technologically savvy.
The training will specifically focus on Underwriting. The training programme will run for approximately 24 months. The trainee is expected to be ready to be deployed into a substantive position should this be available at the end of the 24 months and should be able to demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the different areas covered during the training period.
Prospective candidate must be domiciled in Botswana, be 25 years of age or younger and have attained a minimum of an upper second-class degree (2.1) pass in Insurance, Actuarial, Mathematics or any closely related fields.
Applicants are expected to have the following attributes.
• Self-drive and motivation.
• Highest level of Integrity.
• Innovation and creativity.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Initiative and willingness to explore new horizons.
• Team player capability and high level of confidence.
• High computer literacy
Interested applicants that meet the above specifications may submit their applications via email to human.resources@fbc.co.zw no later than 15 January 2024, clearly marked;
Underwriting Graduate Trainee Programme, 2024
Project: Green Resilient Recovery Rapid Readiness Support in Zimbabwe (2022-2023)
Consultancy: National Green Resilient Recovery Strategy and Investment Plan
Terms of References: The international climate change expert is required to review and provide input into the Green Resilient Recovery Strategy and an Investment Plan; support the development of three (3) concept notes and their corresponding pre-feasibility study reports on the priority measures identified for submission to the Green Climate Fund (GCF). The expert will, with international reference, assess the impacts of Covid-19 and opportunities on climate-related policy frameworks in Zimbabwe, identify priority measures and assess their feasibility which will guide the development of three concepts to be submitted to the Green Climate Fund. They will undertake the implementation of specific activities outlined below and ensure that the intended outcomes are attained. Candidates with an educational background in the following fields: Environmental Policy and Law, Geography, Environmental Science, Climate change, Economics or
a related field.
In order to address the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has had devastating impacts on the country’s ability to tackle climate change and implement
climate related policies and strategies, the Government of Zimbabwe through the Ministry of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry, with support
from FBC Bank Limited, applied for financial resources from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for the Green Resilient Recovery Readiness Support project which
seeks to:
• Ensure that national plans are sensitive and responsive to COVID-19 related situations and continue to enhance climate resilience and mitigation action.
• Development of one Green Resilient Recovery Strategy to respond to COVID-19 and similar pandemics developed in line with national recovery plans.
• Development of financial models for implementation of the priority interventions in the Green Resilient Recovery Strategy.
• Review and provide input into the Green Resilient Recovery Strategy and Investment Plan.
• Carry out of three pre-feasibility studies on identified priority measures for green recovery in Zimbabwe.
• Develop three GCF concept notes for priority projects and submission to the GCF.
• Provide backstopping to the local consultants and link with the international environment.
• A national Green Resilient Recovery Strategy and Investment Plan
• Three Pre-feasibility study reports. One report for each concept note developed on priority measures
• Three completed GCF concept notes
• Three workshop reports for each of the three validation workshops conducted.
The international Climate Change Expert will be engaged for 30 days over six months.
The selected candidate will work under the direct supervision of the Project Coordinator and Project Management Unit (PMU).
• Master’s degree or equivalent (PhD is an added advantage) in Environmental Policy and Law, Geography, Environmental Science, Climate change,
Economics, or related fields of study.
• At least 7 years of progressively responsible and relevant experience in international development, economic development and sustainable development with
focus on climate policy, climate change impacts and climate finance issues.
• Demonstrate at least 5 years of experience on project and programme development and policy design issues with national governments and international
organizations on international and national development in the context of climate change and sustainable development.
• Prior experience in drafting Green Climate Fund (GCF) Concept notes and carrying out pre-feasibility studies.
• Strong background producing national, regional and global reports on climate change and related areas.
• Extensive knowledge of the Green Climate Fund operational and funding modalities.
• Strong understanding of the climate policy and finance landscape and institutional arrangements.
• Knowledge of institutional mandates, policies and operations in relation to Climate Change in developing countries.
• Fluency in both spoken and written English (working language).
Qualified candidates (individuals/firms) are requested to indicate their ability and availability to undertake the terms of reference above on or before 13 February 2023.
• An application letter
• Curriculum Vitae (CV) including reference letters.
• Technical proposal with a clear methodology that the candidate expects to use
• A financial proposal should be submitted with proof of daily rate from previous assignment undertaken.
• Cover Letter – explaining the motivation for applying, how the qualifications and skill-set of the candidate are suitable for this position.
• Relevant educational qualifications of the candidate.
• Technical proposal and methodology to carry out the consultancy.
• Financial proposal.