Crop Adjuster

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation

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About The Position

At AFSC, we are rooted in people and agriculture, and we believe meaningful work happens when individuals feel valued, supported, and connected to a greater purpose. We are committed to creating an environment where everyone can thrive and lead what’s next, whether they’re in the field or at a desk. We attract people who care deeply about making an impact on their teams, communities, and the future of agriculture in Alberta, working hard to keep them inspired so they stay.
The posting will remain open until filled.
Location is flexible, within Alberta, dependent on the successful applicant.
However, periodically may be asked to work in other AFSC branches. Travel in these circumstances will be reimbursed according to AFSC’s Employee and Board of Directors Expense Policy.
Summary of the Role
If you enjoy working outdoors, building relationships, and want a career that directly supports Alberta’s farming communities, this role is for you!
As a Crop Adjuster, you’ll be trained and mentored by experienced professionals while helping deliver fair and timely crop inspections that protect producers and strengthen agriculture across the province.
What will your growth opportunities look like in this role?
This is a true learn-on-the-job career opportunity. You’ll receive hands-on training, coaching, and field experience alongside experienced Crop Adjusters while developing technical, communication, and decision-making skills. Over time, you’ll grow into conducting inspections independently, opening the door to long-term career paths within AFSC’s Claims and Adjusting Services.
Crop adjusting experience will provide you with such an experience where you would be confident to explore other opportunities within the organization as well.

Requirements

• A high school diploma and an interest in agriculture or hands-on farming experience or post-secondary agricultural education is an asset.
• A strong work ethic, accountability, and the ability to follow through on commitments
• A positive, curious mindset and a genuine willingness to learn and grow
• Strong communication skills and comfort working directly with producers and team members
• Basic computer skills and openness to learning new tools and systems
• Flexibility and willingness to travel throughout the region and province as required
• Valid Class 5 driver’s license (driving is a core requirement of the role)
• Ability to safely work outdoors, including walking through crops and climbing grain bins in varying weather conditions
• Commitment to following safe work procedures and AFSC safety standards

Nice To Haves

• An interest in agriculture or hands-on farming experience or post-secondary agricultural education is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Participating in crop inspections alongside an experienced trainer, progressing toward independent inspections as you build confidence and skills
• Connecting with producers to schedule inspections, gather information, and explain inspection steps and outcomes clearly and professionally
• Applying AFSC’s adjusting standards, insurance contracts, and provincial guidelines to ensure fair and consistent outcomes
• Managing your time and inspection schedule effectively in a dynamic, seasonal environment
• Representing AFSC positively in the field, demonstrating professionalism, respect, and care in every client interaction
• Continuously developing your skills through training, feedback, and hands-on experience

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits starting on your first day (health, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage)
• Flex credits you can tailor to your health, wellness, or retirement savings need
• Winter Holiday closure, generous vacation pay, and special leave days
• A supportive, team-oriented culture with strong training, mentorship, and recognition programs

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED