Executive General Adjuster

Established in 2012, Lloyd Warwick International (LWI), a subsidiary of McLarens, is a global specialist loss adjusting and insurance consultancy provider focusing on a diverse range of losses, including onshore and offshore energy, mining, marine, ports and terminals, power generation, renewables, and special risks. Their brand is globally recognized in the Energy & Natural Resources sector and associated with quality, dependability, and the best professional service. LWI has h ub offices in the UK, Europe, the Americas, Middle East, Asia Pacific, and South Africa. For more information, please visit: Established in 2012, Lloyd Warwick International (LWI), a subsidiary of McLarens, is a global specialist loss adjusting and insurance consultancy provider focusing on a diverse range of losses, including onshore and offshore energy, mining, marine, ports and terminals, power generation, renewables, and special risks. Their brand is globally recognized in the Energy & Natural Resources sector and associated with quality, dependability, and the best professional service. LWI has h ub offices in the UK, Europe, the Americas, Middle East, Asia Pacific, and South Africa. For more information, please visit:

Purpose

The Executive General Adjuster (EGA) – Power & Energy Specialty is a senior-level independent adjuster responsible for leading the investigation, evaluation, and resolution of major and complex losses across the global power and oil & gas sectors.

Operating within an independent adjusting firm, the EGA serves as a trusted extension of insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and corporate risk managers, delivering unbiased assessments and clear reporting. This role combines deep technical expertise in energy operations with commercial awareness, enabling efficient resolution of high-value losses while strengthening long-term client partnerships.

Key Accountabilities

Independent Claims Management

• Oversee large and technically complex losses in the power generation and Energy (upstream, midstream, downstream) sectors.
• Lead site inspections expert coordination to determine cause, extent of damage, and repair methodologies; Coordinating with forensic accounting
• Deliver timely, structured, claim reports tailored to insurer and reinsurer needs.

Financial & Technical Analysis

• Quantify property damage, business interruption, and extra expense exposures.
• Provide cost validation, schedule assessments, and salvage valuations for specialized energy equipment and infrastructure.
• Support clients in strategizing settlement approaches.

Client Service & Business Development

• Maintaining close relationships with insurers, brokers, and reinsurers.
• Contribute to client retention and growth through thought leadership, market presentations, and consistent service delivery.
• Assist in positioning the firm as a premier provider of energy adjusting services globally.

Mentorship & Knowledge Sharing

• Support the development of adjusters within the practice through mentoring and technical training.
• Share sector knowledge and contribute to the firm’s collective expertise in energy and power claims.

Professional Standards & Compliance

• Ensure work is delivered to the highest standards of integrity, independence, and technical accuracy.
• Maintain State Adjuster Licenses; Adhere to contractual, regulatory, and professional adjusting requirements.

Core Competencies

• Technical expertise in power and oil & gas loss scenarios
• Independence, objectivity, and professionalism.
• Strong client service orientation.
• Analytical and financial acumen.
• Leadership and mentoring capability.
• Ability to thrive in an entrepreneurial, fee-for-service environment.

Experience and Qualifications

• 5+ years of loss adjusting experience and/or insurance equivalent, including some industry experience in the energy sector.
• Demonstrated ability to handle losses exceeding $50M in exposure.
• Understanding of oi and gas operations; midstream processes, power generation systems, and industrial equipment.
• Proven ability to manage claims with international markets.
• Exceptional report-writing, negotiation, and client relationship skills.
• Bachelor’s degree (not required but a plus if in Engineering, Risk Management, or related field).
• Professional designations (e.g., FCILA, ACII, CPCU, PE) are an advantage.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications