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Responsibilities The Producer Relations Representative Trainee will be responsible for all new producer (agent and broker) contracting functions to include: coordinating and tracking all survey information, securing necessary internal approvals, coordinating with the Producer Relations Advisor to gather additional information as needed, entering all pertinent data into the insurance software system, and ensuring all documents are returned and stored appropriately.
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With over 65 years of product innovation, business growth, quality craftsmanship and service, Woodgrain is a leading producer of moulding, doors, and windows, as well as a premier distributor of specialty building products.
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A name that s been synonymous with reliability since 1938, we have a long-standing relationship with premium-quality truck producer, Peterbilt Motors, and operate locations across Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and West Virginia.
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In addition, we are the leading producer of airfoil castings for the industrial gas turbine market. PCC is relentless in its dedication to being a high-quality, low-cost and on-time producer; delivering the highest value to its customers while continually pursuing strategic, profitable growth.
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Requirements & Skills:On-air promotion experience as a writer/producer/editor for a local station or cable network working in a news environment is a plus. The Promotions Producer will be a highly motivated and creative individual.
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