Property Adj- Commission

Crawford•Salt Lake, UT

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Property Adjuster handles field property claims across Salt Lake City, Utah, and must live in or near the area. Under intermediate direction, the adjuster resolves claims by investigating losses, negotiating settlements, and presenting evidence in legal proceedings while maintaining adequate production levels. The role may also involve making sales calls when requested.

Requirements

Property adjusting experience.
First-party claims experience is strongly preferred.
Proficiency with Xactimate.
Ability to work independently in a field environment.
Must reside in or near Salt Lake City, Utah.
High school diploma, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Previous claims adjuster experience, or completion of Crawford-specified adjuster training if the candidate has no experience.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Good attention to detail.
Strong analytical and mathematical ability.
Licensure as required by state and local jurisdictions.
Valid driver’s license for outside adjusters.
Completion of continuing education requirements outlined by Crawford Educational Services.
A variable schedule, including on-call availability, may be required.
May be required to work beyond normal business hours depending on caseload.
Travel may be required during or outside normal business hours.

Nice To Haves

Advanced education beyond high school is preferred.
First-party claims experience is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Examine claim forms, policies, endorsements, client instructions, and other records to determine coverage.
Investigate claims by interviewing claimants and witnesses, obtaining official reports, inspecting physical damage, and comparing claim information with evidence.
Set loss reserves.
Prepare reports by collecting and summarizing information required by clients, government agencies, and Crawford.
Settle claims by determining the insurance carrier’s liability and applicable client instructions and authority levels; obtain demands, make offers, issue settlement checks, file with regulatory agencies, dispose of salvage, and pursue subrogation when appropriate.
Control claims costs and recommend litigation when appropriate.
Present evidence at legal proceedings and produce reports and other documents as evidence.
Maintain the expected caseload and adequate production levels.
Comply with federal and state regulations and service standards to maintain the company’s reputation and the integrity of its insurance products.
Maintain professional and technical knowledge through continuing education.
Make sales calls to local businesses to solicit new business or maintain existing clients.
Assist less-experienced adjusters with claims handling when needed.
Conduct roof inspections as needed.
Uphold the Crawford Code of Business Conduct.
Participate in special projects or perform duties in other areas as requested.