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LTL Claims Specialist

Charlotte, NC

Armstrong Transport Group is a third-party logistics provider headquartered in the vibrant South End neighborhood of Charlotte, NC, with additional locations in Boise, ID, Alpharetta, GA and Schaumburg, IL. Using the power of innovative technology solutions, we create seamless connections for shippers and carriers while delivering exceptional customer experiences.

 

We're proud to have a diverse community of more than 250 independent agent offices that rely on us to help grow their business and fuel their success. Behind the scenes, our team of over 300 corporate employees provides unwavering support, ensuring that everyone involved in the logistics process receives the care and attention they deserve. Recognized as a US Best Managed Company and a Top Workplace, Armstrong thrives on creating positive experiences and fostering partnerships to help grow careers.

 

An integral part of our organization is our corporate claims management and legal department. We are looking to grow this department and continue to provide excellent customer service to our customers, carriers, and agents. The LTL Claims Specialist will focus on the intake, investigation, and resolution of less-than-truckload (LTL) cargo claims.

 

Responsibilities

  • Manage the full life cycle of LTL cargo claims related to damaged, lost, and rejected freight
  • Provide relevant insurance documentation to customers and carriers
  • Organize and request documentation for LTL cargo claims from agents, customers, and carriers, including bills of lading, delivery receipts, inspection reports, and photos
  • Review LTL carrier tariffs, bills of lading, and terms of carriage to determine claim liability and validity
  • Negotiate with customers, consignees, and/or shippers following a rejected or damaged LTL load to determine course of action related to salvage
  • Request insurance coverage for all-risk loads on a case-by-case basis and create insurance certificates for each load
  • File and track claim reports with Carrier 411, Truckstop, and Cargonet
  • Locate and develop case-relevant information to support claim resolution
  • Monitor deadlines and juggle calendars to ensure timely claim filing and response within LTL carrier claim windows
  • Other duties as assigned by the Claims and Legal Department

 

Requirements

  • Willingness and ability to learn required LTL cargo claims processes, and/or 5 years or less of specific experience in cargo claims adjustment
  • Familiarity with LTL freight operations, bills of lading, and carrier tariffs preferred, but not required
  • Customer service orientation and negotiation skills
  • High degree of accuracy and attention to detail
  • Demonstrated ability to communicate efficiently and effectively via oral and written methods
  • CCPAC (Certified Claims Professional Accreditation Counsel) preferred, but not required
  • Ability to work in a hybrid or on-site capacity

 

Benefits

ATG offers medical, dental, vision, and flexible spending, and HSA benefits on the first of the month following the date of hire. Additional benefits include PTO, short- and long-term disability, and 401K with 3.5% match.

 

Armstrong Transport Group, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate in any aspect of employment based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.

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