1099 Field Adjuster - San Diego, CA
1099 Field Adjuster - San Diego, CA
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Minimum 1 year first-party commercial and/or residential property adjusting experience
- Maintain own current estimating software - Xactimate preferred (Cotality a plus)
- Working computer with internet access and Microsoft WordStrong time management and customer service skills
- Experience in preparing Statement of Loss, Proof of Loss, and denial letters
- California state adjusters license
- Valid drivers license
- Complete residential and commercial field property inspections utilizing Xactimate software
- Investigate claims by obtaining recorded statements from insureds, claimants, or witnesses and by interviewing fire, police, or other governmental officials as well as inspecting claimed damages
- Recommend claim reserves based on investigation, through well-supported reserve report
- Obtain and interpret official reports
- Review applicable coverage forms and endorsements, provide a thorough analysis of coverage and any coverage issues in a well-documented initial captioned report to the client
- Maintain acceptable product quality through compliance with established best practices
- In-depth knowledge of property and liability insurance coverage and industry standards
- Ability to prepare full-captioned reports by collecting and summarizing required information
- Strong verbal and written communications skills
- Prompt, reliable, friendly, and professional
- Preferred but Not Required:
- College degreeAIC, IICRC, HAAG or other professional designations
- All candidates must pass a full background check (void in states where prohibited)
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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