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NOW HIRING – Technical Assistant – Commercial Insurance

Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

 

TECHNICAL ASSISTANT – COMMERCIAL INSURANCE

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GENERAL JOB DESCRIPTION:

Prime Directive: Internal Customer Support Processing Commercial Insurance transactions

Processing new, renewal and change documents and their corresponding documents

Updating Agency Manager system with client policy data

Invoicing as directed by Account Manager

Updating claims information on the Agency Manager system, including open and closed claim notices

Scan and attach documents as directed

Other duties as assigned

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PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS:

Professional, friendly and courteous in all interactions, whether with co-workers or customers

Team player adaptable to a changing environment

Perform well in a busy operation, remain calm under pressure

Good organization skills, ability to prioritize

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Detail oriented

Ambitious

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QUALIFICATIONS:

Minimum college diploma,

Successful completion of Business Administration an asset

Excellent keyboarding and data entry skills

Familiarity with MS suite of products

Insurance related experience would be an asset

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 JOB IS LOCATED IN BRAMPTON

Interested candidates are asked to submit a cover letter and resume by email to: insurance@mooremclean.com

 

We thank all those interested, but only those meeting our criteria will be contacted.

 

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We’ve got you covered!

Monday, March 5th, 2012

Whether you’re looking for personal or commercial insurance, life insurance, group benefits or a group home and auto insurance program, the Moore-McLean Insurance group will work with you to get a quote quickly.  We pride ourselves on our high level of customer satisfaction, and look forward to serving you.

Did you know that if you’re looking for a personal home insurance and property quote, you can quote yourself online?  It’s fast, easy, and user-friendly.  Best of all, you’ll get the best rates for the coverage you need.  Visit our quoting tool and get rates quickly.

Or, if it’s auto insurance rates you’re shopping around for, visit our auto insurance quoting tool.  It’s a valuable tool for those trying to decide on a vehicle choice and looking for related premium rates.

Need help or advice on insurance matters?  Call the Moore-McLean Insurance Group today, and let us help you protect what you value most. 1-888-404-0000

insurance@mooremclean.com

www.mooremclean.com

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Save money on home insurance

Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

We make resolutions to lose weight and get fit, but what about the excess fat straining our budgets? 

Take 5 minutes to review your insurance options with our fast and easy online quoting tool.  We could save you hundreds on your home insurance premiums.

Visit the site here: http://mooremcleaninsurancegroup.com/home.php

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Shop for insurance while you fish for trout.

Wednesday, December 21st, 2011

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Buy insurance while you golf.

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

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Buy insurance from your favourite spa.

Friday, December 16th, 2011

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A fire evacuation plan and security measures could save your life!

Thursday, November 24th, 2011
  1. Hold practice fire drills in which the whole family participates.
  2. Establish an outdoor meeting place for your family in the event of a fire.
  3. Do not run electrical cords under beds or carpets or trap them against walls where heat can build up.
  4. Have multi-purpose fire extinguishers in your home with a minimum rating of 3A, 10B or 10C.  Be sure that all family members and caregivers (babysitters) know where they are and how to use them.
  5. Keep space heaters at least 3 feet way from drapes, clothing or other combustible materials.
  6. If you suspect a fire in a closed room in your house, touch the doorknob to check if it’s hot before entering the room.
  7. Keep flammable items away from your fireplace and keep a glass or metal screen in front of it.
  8. If you must escape through smoke, crawl on your hands and knees to the nearest exit.
  9. Test smoke alarm batteries often and change them when you change the clocks every spring and fall.
  10. If your clothing catches fire, remember STOP, DROP and ROLL.

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Do not leave your valuables unprotected! Get Tenant Insurance.

Monday, October 3rd, 2011

If you’re currently renting your living space, you may be leaving yourself exposed to risk.  Many tenants wrongly believe that their landlord’s property insurance extends to the renter, and that in the event of significant loss, the landlord’s insurance will cover their property.  News Flash – wrong!

Tenants and renters are not covered by the landlord’s insurance policy.  That is why tenant’s insurance was created.

In addition to providing insurance coverage for a tenant’s property, most tenant insurance policies will cover the tenant in the event that they are sued by a visitor who suffered an injury on the premises.

Don’t leave yourself exposed.  Call our office today for a quick and easy quote – OR – use our self-serve online quoting tool and quote yourself: http://mooremcleaninsurancegroup.com/home.php.

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New online resource created for tire shopping

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
New online resource created for tire shopping

The internet has made shopping easier for millions of Canadians. And after a recent announcement made by Canadian Tire, driving safer can be achieved through the world wide web as well.

According to the automotive retailer, the company just launched a service on its website that will allow motorists to peruse over 8,000 product offerings, many of them exclusive to Canadian Tire. The company says this should make purchasing tires easier.

Allan MacDonald, senior vice president for Canadian Tire, said the website should help further solidify the client-business relationship the company has established with customers since 1922.

“The launch of the online tire store not only provides Canadians with a new and innovative resource to help them buy the right tires for their vehicle,” said MacDonald.

With winter around the corner, automotive repair specialists are quick to remind motorists to make sure their tires have enough tread and are properly inflated to avoid costly repairs and automotive insurance claims. Drivers who change their tires may be eligible to receive a winter tire discount on their plans.

Transport Canada advises drivers to fit winter tires on all four wheels – and not just two – to stay in control during the difficult driving conditions common during winter.

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Getting safely to cottage country.

Friday, July 15th, 2011
  • Dark country roads on a Friday night are not the time for you to show off how fast you can get to the cottage. Take your time, go the speed limit and arrive safely to enjoy a beautiful Saturday morning.
  • To get rid of the tailgater or a conga line of cars behind you, with their headlights reflecting in your mirror and blinding you, don’t be tempted to speed up.  Maintin the speed limit, and safely change lanes.  If you can’t change lanes, he/she will probably get fed up with your slower pace and pass you.
  • Use small towns as an opportunity to let the tailgater/conga line pass you. Slow down when you start to see a town in the distance and pull into a driveway or store parking lot. You will at least get a reprieve for a little while before the next “must-get-to-the-cottage-ASAP!” driver starts tailgating you.
  • If you haven’t had the opportunity to nap during the day and are driving at night, or have a tendency to be narcoleptic, reconsider leaving the driving to someone else, or leave after you’ve had a chance to shut down for a couple hours.  Fuel up on caffeine, and pace yourself in drinking that coffee as a steady stream of caffeine into your system will keep you buzzing most of the route. Luckily in Canada we have so many Tim Horton’s coffee shops that it’s easy to get our coffee fix in almost every big town and service stop before hitting the deserted country roads and highways.Make sure whoever is in the car with you is willing and able to drive in the event that an alternate is needed. Switching half-way through the trip is a good idea.
  • Listen to music, but be careful of your genre selection. While relaxing music may help with your stress level on your white-knuckle drive, it will also put you to sleep.

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