Jobs at ARMStrong Insurance Services

The Premium Auditor conducts insurance premium audits, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations while identifying fraud. Responsibilities include examining records, preparing audit documents, and communicating results.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and auto policies. Review policyholder records, classify business activities, prepare audit documentation, communicate findings to insured and home office, schedule audits, and travel within assigned territory (2-4 days/week).

Conduct premium audits for Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile policies by examining policyholder records, classifying business activities, preparing audit documents, and communicating results. Schedule and conduct on-site and remote audits, correspond with insureds to set appointments, and travel within an assigned territory (average 2-4 days/week).

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and auto policies; review financial records, identify correct classifications and potential fraud, prepare audit documents, communicate results to insureds and home office, and travel 2-4 days per week within assigned territory.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for Workers' Compensation, General Liability, and Auto policies. Review policyholder financial records, classify business operations, prepare audit documentation, communicate findings to insureds and home office, and manage scheduling and travel within an assigned territory.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and auto policies. Review policyholder records, classify business activities, document findings, communicate results to insureds and home office, and travel within assigned territory (average 2–4 days/week).

Perform on-site and remote insurance premium audits for Workers' Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile policies. Prepare audit schedules, examine financial records, classify business activities, document findings, communicate results to insureds and home office, and travel within assigned territory (average 2-4 days/week).

Conduct insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and auto policies by examining policyholder financial records, determining correct classifications, documenting findings, communicating results, and traveling to audit locations. Perform remote audits and schedule appointments with insureds.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and auto policies. Review financial records, classify business operations, detect fraud, communicate findings to insureds and home office, and manage audit scheduling and documentation.

The Premium Auditor manages financial audits for commercial property and casualty insurers, ensuring compliance, detecting fraud, and preparing audit documents.

Contact businesses to collect outstanding balances, verify and document account information, negotiate settlements and payment agreements with insurers, attorneys and responsible parties, prepare investigative correspondence, escalate high-risk accounts, and meet account productivity and quality standards.

Perform on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and automobile policies; review financial records, verify classifications, detect fraud, prepare audit reports, communicate findings to insureds and home office, and travel 2-4 days per week within assigned territory.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for Workers Compensation, General Liability, and Automobile policies. Examine financial records, determine correct classifications, document findings, communicate results to insured and home office, schedule and coordinate audits, and travel regularly within an assigned territory.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' compensation, general liability, and automobile policies; review financial records, classify business activities, prepare audit documentation, communicate findings to insureds and home office, and travel within an assigned territory (2–4 days/week).

The Premium Auditor conducts financial audits for insured businesses, ensures regulatory compliance, gathers data, and communicates results, with required travel to audit locations.

Perform on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers' comp, general liability, and auto policies. Review financial records, classify business operations, prepare audit reports, communicate findings to insureds and home office, and manage travel and scheduling within assigned territory.

Conduct on-site and remote insurance premium audits for workers’ compensation, general liability, and automobile policies. Review policyholder financial records, classify business activities, prepare audit reports, communicate results to insureds and home office, and travel 2–4 days per week within assigned territory.

Conduct and complete insurance premium audits for Workers' Compensation and General Liability by calling insureds, agents, CPAs and bookkeepers. Apply state-, class-code-, and client-specific rules to gather documentation, analyze financial and tax reports, and maintain required billable hours. Communicate findings and collaborate with team members.

Perform administrative tasks including navigating multiple client systems, generating claims via Salesforce, managing documents and data entry, organizing workloads and deadlines, communicating with stakeholders, and resolving routine issues to support debt recovery operations.

Manage full-cycle recruitment across multiple operating companies, including sourcing, interviewing, assessment, selection, and onboarding. Coordinate candidate communications, build talent pipelines, partner with hiring managers to prioritize needs, and advise on TA processes to improve efficiency and productivity.