Property Field Adjuster – Farm & Ranch - Cheyenne, WY
About The Position
National General, part of The Allstate Corporation, is seeking a motivated, customer-focused Property Field Adjuster to investigate and manage moderate to complex residential property and farm and ranch claims. The role combines on-site inspections with virtual claim handling. The successful candidate will use strong estimating skills, Xactimate, and sound judgment to manage challenging situations and provide customers with a high-quality claims experience. Experience handling agricultural, farm, and ranch claims is highly preferred. The candidate should reside in Wyoming, preferably near Laramie, Platte, Fremont, or Campbell County. The adjuster investigates and confirms facts of loss for complex homeowners claims, determines coverage and damages, and adjusts and negotiates claims within their authority. The role prepares comprehensive damage estimates and helps ensure proper claim disposition. It also serves as a peer mentor, may provide direction to junior employees, and assists leadership with formal and ad hoc training. This position has no supervisory duties. The listed base salary ranges vary by adjuster level: Cons I, $56,500–$82,500; Cons II, $60,000–$87,400; Sr Cons I, $68,500–$104,100; and Sr Cons II, $70,100–$110,400. Compensation depends on experience and qualifications and may include additional incentive compensation. A $1,000 licensing sign-on bonus may be available to eligible candidates with applicable active licenses; current employees and candidates who previously worked for Allstate or its family of companies are ineligible.
Requirements
- Reside in Wyoming; preference for candidates near Laramie, Platte, Fremont, or Campbell County.
- Strong estimating skills.
- Proficiency with Xactimate.
- Ability to effectively manage challenging situations while delivering a strong customer experience.
- Skills in analytical thinking, farm and ranch insurance, homeowners claims, homeowners insurance claims, large loss claims, negotiation, property claims, and technical knowledge.
Nice To Haves
- Experience handling agricultural, farm, and ranch claims is highly preferred.
- Applicable active licenses, which may include a Home Resident Property & Casualty License, Designated Home State Florida or Texas License, and/or applicable Appraiser License.
Responsibilities
- Investigate and confirm facts of loss for complex first-party homeowners claims.
- Manage moderate to complex residential property, farm, and ranch claims through on-site inspections and virtual claim handling.
- Determine coverage and damages, and adjust and negotiate claims within the limits of authority.
- Create comprehensive damage estimates for complex first-party homeowner losses of all severities.
- Build effective relationships with internal and external customers.
- Interpret regulatory compliance requirements and fair claims practices.
- Negotiate settlements, make settlement payments, and document activities in complex claim files.
- Apply policy knowledge across company-written policy types and assist leadership with formal and ad hoc training.
- Recommend process improvements.
- Serve as a peer mentor and potentially provide direction to more junior employees.
Benefits
- Potential $1,000 licensing sign-on bonus for eligible candidates with applicable active licenses.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed
