Public Adjuster I
About The Position
At Allied Public Adjusters (APA), our North Star is clear: we envision a world where every property loss is settled truthfully and equitably. Since 1997, we’ve worked on behalf of policyholders to demand what’s right using technical expertise, field investigations, and uncompromising quality. We empower policyholders with the most skillful representation, while ensuring that carriers have the information they need to do what’s right. Our team is a dedicated group of professionals committed to ensuring individuals receive fair insurance settlements. We combine licensed expertise with an in-house assortment of legal professionals, construction estimators, accountants, and adjusters. At Allied, we’re not just about claims; we’re about people. Join us as we advocate for transparency, equity, and the rightful interests of our community. APA is currently expanding and is looking for motivated individuals to come onboard as public adjusters. The Public Adjuster I is a professional claims handler who advocates for the policyholder in appraising and negotiating a claimant's insurance claim throughout the claim process. The PA works well in a rapid paced environment, model behaviors that reflect APA’s core values and reports to a Managing Public Adjuster. The purpose of a PA I is to develop foundational skills in claims handling, client communication, and documentation while supporting more senior adjusters. The PA I will learn to manage claims with structured guidance.
Requirements
- 0–2 years claims, construction, property, insurance, legal, or related experience
- State Public Adjuster License (or ability to obtain)
- Strong writing, organization, follow-through, and professionalism
- Understanding of the insurance Industry standards, policies applicable laws and regulations
- Construction knowledge and experience
Responsibilities
- Assist in managing assigned claims with support and guidance
- Learn and apply policy interpretation and coverage fundamentals
- Promptly handle claims that are assigned, creating a positive client experience
- Conduct onsite inspections (with direction or supervision as necessary)
- Capture photos and measurements to accurately measure losses
- Prepare detailed scope and cost estimates (including using experts when needed)
- Investigate claims thoroughly and present strong cases to negotiate settlements for clients.
- Follow internal processes, documentation standards, and timelines
- Maintain timely client communication and expectations
- Draft reports and claim documentation
- Properly document claim files pursuant to company standards
- Effectively and efficiently utilize support teams such as legal, engineering, and leadership where needed to resolve claims and maximize value for our clients
- Be a good team player and assist others where needed. This may include mentoring junior staff members in various situations.
- Other duties may be performed, both major and minor, which are not mentioned below. Specific activities may change from time to time.
Benefits
- Salary: $80,000- 105,000 annually plus up to 10% bonus
- 401(k) with 3% non-elective contribution.
- Health, dental and vision insurance. Along with voluntary selections as well.
- Generous paid holidays and paid time-off.
- Opportunities for career advancement and professional growth.
- Car and phone allowance, if needed.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
