Field RV/Specialty Estimator

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allstateDenver (CO)

Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage All Other Insurance Related Activities

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$28.03-$43.70/hour

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About the role

RV/Specialty Appraiser National General is a part of The Allstate Corporation, which means we have the same innovative drive that keeps us a step ahead of our customers' evolving needs. We offer home, auto and accident and health insurance, as well as other specialty niche insurance products, through a large network of independent insurance agents, as well as directly to consumers. Responsible for creating a comprehensive estimate of damages for 1st and 3rd party material damage claims leading to the proper disposition. This role is utilized as a peer mentor having mastered our processes and obtained technical expertise. We are seeking an RV/Specialty Appraiser to support field operations across the Gainesville, Daytona, Ocala and Northern Orlando, FL OR the California Territory including Sacramento, San Jose, Modesto, CA. In this role, you will assess and estimate damages on RVs, motorcycles, trailers, and commercial vehicles, helping ensure accurate and timely claim resolution. If you have strong specialty vehicle estimating experience, enjoy working in the field, and take pride in delivering fair and thorough evaluations, this is an excellent opportunity to grow your career with National General.

Key Responsibilities: Applies mastered content in interpretations of all policy types written by the company and assists leadership in formal and ad hoc training Negotiates settlements, makes settlement payments and documents all activities in the most complex of files Interprets regulatory compliance and fair claims practices Builds mastered relationships with both internal and external customers Exhibits mastery estimating fundamentals in order to create estimates of damages on 1st and 3rd party material damage losses of all severities Supervisory Responsibilities• This job does not have supervisory duties. As a requirement of employment, individuals who currently hold an active insurance license must terminate all existing appointments prior to onboarding and must not hold any outside appointments at any point during employment. Applicants seeking an adjuster role who also hold a resident producer license must formally surrender that license when instructed to by the licensing team. By proceeding with the application process, applicants acknowledge and accept these licensing requirements and agree to comply. Skills Audatex Estimating, Auto Estimating, Auto Insurance Claims, Business Acumen, Business Management, CCC ONE, Commercial Vehicles, Material Estimating, Mitchell Estimating, Multitasking, Quality Management, Relationship Management, Repair Estimating, RV Repairs, Time Management, Utility Vehicles Compensation Base compensation offered for this role is: Field Adjuster Cons II: $28.03-$43.70/hour Field Adjuster Sr Cons I: $35.82-$50.24/hour And is based on experience and qualifications. Total compensation for this role is comprised of several factors, including the base compensation outlined above, plus incentive pay (i.e. commission, bonus, etc.) if applicable for the role. Joining our team isn't just a job — it's an opportunity. One that takes your skills and pushes them to the next level. One that encourages you to challenge the status quo. One where you can shape the future of protection while supporting causes that mean the most to you. Joining our team means being part of something bigger – a winning team making a meaningful impact.

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