The forensic accountant will investigate and assess financial insurance losses by analyzing accounting records and third-party information. They are responsible for negotiating claim quantum with various stakeholders and providing expert support throughout the settlement process.
The Safety Operations Coordinator serves as a primary liaison between clients, safety professionals, and internal teams to ensure compliance and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include managing subcontractor documentation, payroll reporting, project logistics, and administrative support for safety-related projects.
The Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing day-to-day field operations, including managing investigators and client relationships. They must ensure operational excellence by allocating resources efficiently and maintaining high ethical standards in all investigations.
The role involves investigating, administering, and settling automobile, property, and general liability claims while maintaining compliance with company policies. The adjuster will negotiate settlements, manage litigation, and provide regular status reports to clients and excess carriers.
The Workers Compensation Claims Adjuster manages all aspects of claims, including determining compensability, verifying coverage, and administering disability and medical benefits. They also collaborate with legal counsel, medical professionals, and employers to facilitate claim resolutions and early return-to-work outcomes.
The Liability Claims Adjuster is responsible for investigating, analyzing, and settling automobile, property, and general liability claims. This role involves maintaining correspondence with clients and attorneys, conducting on-scene investigations, and managing claim reserves and litigation.
Develop and administer comprehensive risk management and safety programs to identify, prevent, and mitigate losses for the Wisconsin County Mutual Group. Act as the primary company representative to Members, providing training, compliance advice, and strategic loss control recommendations.
Assess and analyze the medical and vocational needs of injured employees to facilitate rehabilitation and a timely return to work. Act as a primary liaison between patients, employers, healthcare providers, and insurance adjusters.
