Claims Examiner - Temporary

About The Workplace Safety And Insurance Board (WSIB) We’re here to help. When an injury or illness happens on the job, we move quickly to provide wage-loss benefits, medical coverage and support to help people get back to work. We are one of the largest insurance organizations in North America covering over five million people in more than 300,000 workplaces across Ontario. We anticipate bilingual (French & English) and unilingual opportunities in the following office locations:
Hamilton- Bilingual
Kingston - Bilingual
London - Bilingual
Ottawa - Bilingual
Toronto - Bilingual
Waterloo - Bilingual
This is a temporary opportunity for up to 6 months in duration.
Hourly rate: $ 32.85 per hour
As a key contributor to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) Employee Value Proposition (EVP), you will proactively gather and clarify information to register new claims, respond to enquiries, and ensure claims are decision-ready for management. You will review incoming documents, set up and update claims and worker profiles in our systems, and communicate with workplace parties to complete information using the 5-point check system. You will deliver clear education about the WSIB claims process, online services, and next steps, upholding our commitment to excellent customer service and efficient claims processing.
Review and register claims, including specialty types like Occupational Disease (OD), Traumatic Mental Stress (TMS), Serious Injury, Fatality, Interjurisdictional Agreement (IJA), No Employer Record (ESC), and MVIA.
Perform detailed searches, verify or update participant information across WSIB systems (Legacy, Contact Manager, ACES), and ensure accurate claim segmentation and assignment.
Contact workplace parties to clarify and complete claim information, following registration guidelines and the 5-point check system.
Call quality and customer service
Answer queue-driven calls in a call centre environment, following the call quality model and service standards to address registration and claim enquiries.
Education and promotion of online services
Educate and guide injured people, employers, and providers through the WSIB claims process, reporting obligations, and use of online services, supporting our EVP by promoting digital solutions.
Complete privacy checklists, participate in system testing and process improvement initiatives, and report technical issues as needed.
One year and five months prior experience in customer service.

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