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Institute Of Motor Assesors Of South Africa      

 

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Our members provide a professional service to our Principals in dealing with the categories of insurance claims for which we are qualified or are being trained for including motor, machinery breakdown, defective workmanship, and engineering claims.

The I.M.A. have regional offices throughout South Africa i.e. Gauteng, Free State Province, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, and Western Cape.

 I.M.A Assess Poor Workmanship  

 

The I.M.A. have regional offices throughout South Africa i.e. Gauteng, Free State Province, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, and Western Cape.

We encourage insurance companies, brokers and claims handling companies to use assessors which are members of the I.M.A. to deal with the claims categories mentioned above and we undertake to provide professional, honest assessments at reasonable rates and a quick return time.

  
 

VISION

Our vision is to continually raise the level of professionalism of our members through a process of C.P.E. (Continue Professional Education), workshops etc. and to maintain our standards at International levels.  Negotiations are taking place for the I.M.A. to be recognised as a professional body by S.A.I.A.

The I.M.A. has a strict Code of Conduct in place and our members are continually monitored to ensure that they operate within the required parameters.

  

 

I.M.A MISSION 

1. To maintain and enhance the prestige and status of the profession.
2. To uphold the integrity and reserve the independence of Motor Assessors.
3. To uphold the standard and to provide for the effective control of the professional conduct of Motor Assessors.
4. To promote the skill, efficiency, service and responsibility of the profession.
5. To establish and maintain high standards of education and knowledge.
6. To regulate the exercise of the profession.
7. To represent generally the view of the profession and to promote the common interest of members of the profession.
8. To co-operate, liaise with or make representations to such other authorities, societies, corporate bodies or persons as it may deem fit.

  
             

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