The Loss Investigation Specialist conducts field and fixed-site investigations of claims, accidents, and property damage. The role gathers information from insureds, knowledgeable parties, law enforcement, and others; takes photographs; obtains official reports; documents events and involved parties; and provides documentation, photos, diagrams, video, and reports for a Crawford Licensed Adjuster. Transportation-related reports may be due within eight hours. The position requires reliable transportation, a good-quality camera, internet access, and the ability to transmit reports and photos online. The specialist provides prompt customer service, escalates incidents or calls when needed, ensures appropriate documents are attached, and assists management with reports. The work is hybrid and includes driving and field investigations. The schedule is variable, may include on-call backup, and may require travel or work beyond normal business hours. The role also requires compliance with federal and state regulations, service standards, and the Crawford Code of Business Conduct. Crawford describes its employee offering as including competitive base pay, potentially applicable incentive rewards, a benefits package for eligible full-time employees, training and career-development programs, and sustainability programs. Listed benefits include medical, dental, and vision plans; prescription drugs; HSA, HRA, and FSA accounts; paid holidays, vacation, and sick leave; a 401(k) plan; tuition assistance; paid parental leave; supplemental health benefits; mental health support; virtual physical therapy; caregiving services; and a life assistance program.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED