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First Adjusters Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Our adjusters handle a variety of tasks in assisting our clients. They spend a portion of their time with clients, in the field outdoors, and a portion of their time in the office. Occasional ...

Our adjusters handle a variety of tasks in assisting our clients. They spend a portion of their time with clients, in the field outdoors, and a portion of their time in the office. Occasional ...

This role manages claims from first notice of loss through final resolution while ensuring ... Negotiate settlements with policyholders, contractors, public adjusters, attorneys, and other ...

Join us as a Field Property Claims Adjuster where you'll be responsible for helping our customers ... Handle moderate to complex claims independently while managing your workload, from first notice of ...

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What is the difference between First Adjusters vs Property Claims Adjusters?

AspectFirst AdjustersProperty Claims Adjusters
CredentialsInsurance licenses, sometimes certificationsInsurance licenses, certifications often required
Work EnvironmentField and office work, inspecting damagesField and office work, assessing property damage
Employer & IndustryInsurance companies, third-party adjusting firmsInsurance companies, independent adjusting firms
Search & ComparisonFirst Adjusters vs Property Claims Adjusters

First Adjusters and Property Claims Adjusters both work in the insurance industry, assessing property damage claims. While First Adjusters often focus on initial inspections and claim evaluations, Property Claims Adjusters may handle a broader range of claims, including complex or ongoing cases. Both roles require similar credentials and work environments, making them closely related but distinct in scope and responsibilities.

What cities in Tennessee are hiring for First Adjusters jobs? Cities in Tennessee with the most First Adjusters job openings:
Property Loss Adjuster

Property Loss Adjuster

First Call Inc

Nashville, TN • On-site

$40K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Posted 26 days ago


Job description

This position requires a high level of competency in handling both Residential and Commercial property loss claims for our clients and has been described as "a fast-paced" work environment. Our adjusters handle a variety of tasks in assisting our clients. They spend a portion of their time with clients, in the field outdoors, and a portion of their time in the office. Occasional overnight travel is required. they negotiate the clients Residential or Commercial loss with the insurance adjuster to get the highest settlement possible.

Reports to: Operations Manager

Roles and responsibilities:

  • Negotiate settlements with insurance company's adjuster at loss location or by other communication
  • Maximize the settlement of clients claims in order to work toward company's financial goals.
  • Travel to property where loss occurred and prepare a physical count of items that were damaged.
  • Sit with clients and help them with recreating their inventory.
  • Create client inventories from pictures the client has of items in the house.
  • Travel to vendors and review inventory
  • Proficient in Excel used for pricing, printing of inventory claims.
  • Assemble new client files and make introductory and follow-up calls.
  • Communicate with vendors concerning the property owners claim.
  • Available to assist in special projects assigned by operations manager
  • Bring Claims to a close as expeditiously as possible.
  • Evaluate insurance policy language and determine coverage.
  • Coordinate payments to clients from insurance proceeds.
  • Maintain a high level of customer service to our clients.
  • Log all the necessary trackable dates into company Salesforce.

Expectations:

  • Ability to grasp our process and procedures and contribute to the efficiency of processing inventory claims.
  • Meet of exceed management benchmarks for preparation and processing of inventory claims.
  • Being flexible to work in any portion of the inventory claims that management deems necessary.
  • Some overnight travel is required.
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