Join Crawford in Adelaide as a Commercial Loss Adjuster and grow your career with the world's largest publicly listed claims management organisation. Manage a diverse portfolio of commercial property claims while gaining exposure to complex work, supported by a collaborative national team and clear career pathways.
Why Join Crawford?
Competitive salary, annual incentive, and car allowance
Autonomy in a varied, field-based role
Paid professional development and loss adjusting studies
Strong career progression within a global business (70+ countries)
The Opportunity
Based in Adelaide, you will manage commercial property claims end-to-end, from first notification to settlement. You'll balance on-site investigations with office-based claims management, working with policyholders, insurers, and service providers to deliver fair, timely outcomes aligned with regulatory and client standards.
Key Responsibilities
Manage claims across the full lifecycle
Conduct site inspections and assess losses
Review policies and determine coverage and liability
Liaise with stakeholders throughout the claims process
Produce clear reports and meet SLAs, KPIs, and compliance requirements
Negotiate and settle claims within authority
About You
Experience in commercial claims or loss adjusting
Strong knowledge of general insurance practices
Clear communicator with solid report writing skills
Analytical, organised, and confident managing priorities
Customer-focused with a professional, empathetic approach
Comfortable working independently in a field-based role
Key Requirements
Relevant experience in loss adjusting or commercial claims
Current driver's licence
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Loss adjusting qualifications or relevant professional qualifications (preferred)
Crawford is committed to diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Visa sponsorship and relocation support may be available for exceptional candidates. A national police check is required.