Citizens - Associate Adjuster/CAT Field Associate Adjuster
Associate Adjuster
Associate Adjusters are those Adjusters who do not meet the qualifications of Adjuster I and will be utilized at IRG discretion based on need. These Adjusters will handle less complex claims with direct oversight and must meet all of the following qualifications:
Possess an active adjusting license in the State of Florida as defined by the State of Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS);
Minimum of six (6) months property claims adjusting experience; and,
Physical ability to climb roofs, enter crawl spaces, and perform other physical acts necessary to provide the Services.
Ability to investigate, document, scope, and estimate damages per IRG guidelines;
Ability to research, analyze, and interpret policy language and Florida State law as it applies to assigned claims;
Possess strong oral and written communication skills;
Ability to maintain file quality in accordance with IRG Best Claims Practices & Estimating Guidelines;
Ability to properly submit Vendor invoices to IRG in a timely manner;
Ability to analyze claims and evaluate relevant issues with the processes established by IRG Subrogation, Salvage, and Special Investigation work units;
Ability to evaluate and negotiate claim settlements;
Strong caseload management skills to include preparing reports and monitoring activities of experts when necessary; and,
Ability to represent IRG in claim adjudication, hearings, depositions, mediations, trials, and other court proceedings.
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Associate Adjusters are those Adjusters who do not meet the qualifications of Adjuster I and will be utilized at IRG discretion based on need. These Adjusters will handle less complex claims with direct oversight and must meet all of the following qualifications:
Possess an active adjusting license in the State of Florida as defined by the State of Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS);
Minimum of six (6) months property claims adjusting experience; and,
Physical ability to climb roofs, enter crawl spaces, and perform other physical acts necessary to provide the Services.
Ability to investigate, document, scope, and estimate damages per IRG guidelines;
Ability to research, analyze, and interpret policy language and Florida State law as it applies to assigned claims;
Possess strong oral and written communication skills;
Ability to maintain file quality in accordance with IRG Best Claims Practices & Estimating Guidelines;
Ability to properly submit Vendor invoices to IRG in a timely manner;
Ability to analyze claims and evaluate relevant issues with the processes established by IRG Subrogation, Salvage, and Special Investigation work units;
Ability to evaluate and negotiate claim settlements;
Strong caseload management skills to include preparing reports and monitoring activities of experts when necessary; and,
Ability to represent IRG in claim adjudication, hearings, depositions, mediations, trials, and other court proceedings.
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