Senior Administrator -Insurance: Corporate Asset Management

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**Overview** This role is for a Senior Administrator specializing in Insurance within the Corporate Asset Management division of the Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality. The position is graded at TASK GRADE 10, with a salary of R 396 834.88 and a total package of R 594 993.00 per annum, subject to certain conditions. The internal reference for this position is 40/26. **What you will do** * Administer BCMM’s assets insurance claims. * Process reimbursements of costs to Departments. * Administer BCMM’s asset replacements (non-motor, electricity assets, and motor fleet asset replacements). * Advise Departments on insurance claim procedures. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Grade 12 with maths or accounting. * Relevant NQF 5 short term insurance certificate. * Four (4) years appropriate short term insurance experience. **Who should apply** Ideal candidates will have a strong background in short-term insurance administration, specifically with experience in managing asset insurance claims, processing departmental reimbursements, and handling asset replacements for various categories (non-motor, electricity, and motor fleet). Applicants must meet the educational requirements of Grade 12 with maths or accounting, hold a relevant NQF 5 short-term insurance certificate, and possess at least four years of appropriate short-term insurance experience. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/senior-administrator-insurance-corporate-asset-management-buffalo-city-metropolitan-municipality Source: myjobmag

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