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Network Adjusters Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

... franchise network worldwide with minimal supervision. * For casualty claims, conduct thorough ... Act as first level of escalation in complex claim handling situations with entry-level adjusters.

... franchise network worldwide with minimal supervision. * For casualty claims, conduct thorough ... Act as first level of escalation in complex claim handling situations with entry-level adjusters.

... franchise network worldwide with minimal supervision. * For casualty claims, conduct thorough ... Act as first level of escalation in complex claim handling situations with entry-level adjusters.

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What is the difference between Network Adjusters vs Claims Adjusters?

AspectNetwork AdjustersClaims Adjusters
CredentialsTypically require state licensing, insurance adjuster certificationRequire state licensing, insurance adjuster certification
Work EnvironmentWork for insurance companies or third-party networks, often in office or on-siteWork for insurance companies, independent firms, or as freelancers, often in offices or on-site
Industry UsageCommonly employed by insurance providers to manage network repairsHandle a broad range of insurance claims, including property, auto, and health
Search & Comparison IntentOften searched together due to similar credentials and roles in insurance claims

Network Adjusters and Claims Adjusters both require licensing and work within the insurance industry. Network Adjusters focus on managing repairs within insurance networks, while Claims Adjusters handle a wider variety of claims across different insurance types. Understanding these differences helps in choosing the right career path or job search focus.

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Job description

This position is onsite at the Corporate Headquarters located in Kenosha, WI.

The Claims Adjuster II is responsible for adjusting claims from franchisee and corporate (Auto, Fleet, GL/PL and Property/Inventory) losses with minimal supervision. Additionally, the individual will review, respond, and negotiate third-party settlements with claimants and attorneys.  The individual will be expected to handle claims from basic to moderate levels of complexity, including bodily injury. 


  • Responsible for handling all aspects of claims administration for all property and casualty claims, coordinating claims to closure for the company and franchise network worldwide with minimal supervision.
  • For casualty claims, conduct thorough investigations, evaluate damages and liability, and negotiate settlements with claimants or their attorneys.
  • For property and franchisee inventory claims, investigate, evaluate damages, and negotiate settlements directly with Snap-on franchisees and Insurance carriers.
  • For all claims, effectively establish reserves and manage all files for prompt closure.
  • Responsible for the coordination and liaison with Insurance carriers on Franchisee & Corporate programs in the areas of General Liability and business auto programs. 
  • Responsible for settlements within Snap-on's self-insured retention. Support financial reporting of losses to Snap-on SecureCorp.
  • Maintain accurate notes on claim history within the claim system.
  • Review, document, and evaluate medical records and negotiate third party settlements with claimants and attorneys.
  • Support Snap-on SecureCorp Insurance with agency administration and claims handling.
  • Act as first level of escalation in complex claim handling situations with entry-level adjusters.

Required Skills: 

  • Bachelor's degree with six to eight years of claims handling and insurance company experience.
  • Adjuster insurance licensing in all states that require a license and maintain accreditation.
  • Working knowledge of insurance coverage with investigative, analytic, and negotiating skills.
  • Excellent computer skills with knowledge of Microsoft office package.
  • Interpersonal skills to work effectively with franchisees, employees, and experts.
  • Proficiency in verbal and written communications, including report writing.
  • Prior experience with a national insurance carrier, or third party administrator.
  • Previous experience maintaining independent caseload.
  • Compliance with department claim standards and best practices.

Insurance Certifications preferred:

  • Associate In Claims (AIC)
  • Certified Risk Manager (CRM)
  • Associate in Risk Management (ARM)
  • Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU)
  • Casualty license for Auto, GL and Property in home state, CA,TX, FL, NY & GA.

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