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Weekend Storm Damage Assessor Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Atlas Field Services

Damage Assessor

Stamford, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Iapetus Holdings LLC

Damage Assessor

New Haven, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Atlas Field Services

Damage Assessor

Hartford, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Iapetus Holdings LLC

Damage Assessor

New Haven, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Iapetus Holdings LLC

Damage Assessor

New Haven, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Atlas Field Services

Damage Assessor

New Haven, CT

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

Iapetus Holdings LLC

Damage Assessor

Hartford, CT · On-site

Prior experience in utility storm response or field infrastructure inspections is preferred ... Ability to work extended hours, including nights and weekends, during emergency events. * Strong ...

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What jobs pay 2000 a day?

A Weekend Storm Damage Assessor can earn around $2,000 per day depending on experience, location, and the scope of assessments. Such roles often require specialized knowledge of storm damage, insurance claims, and safety protocols, and may involve working in high-pressure environments during severe weather events.

What jobs work with storms?

Jobs that work with storms include storm damage assessors, emergency responders, utility repair technicians, and disaster recovery specialists. These roles often require knowledge of safety procedures, damage assessment tools, and sometimes certifications in emergency management or hazardous materials. They typically involve working outdoors in challenging conditions during and after storm events.

What is the difference between Weekend Storm Damage Assessor vs Weekend Insurance Adjuster?

AspectWeekend Storm Damage Assessor
Credentials
Typically requires storm damage assessment certifications and knowledge of property damage evaluation
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Employer & Industry
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The Weekend Storm Damage Assessor specializes in evaluating property damage caused by storms, often working independently or for restoration companies. In contrast, a Weekend Insurance Adjuster handles insurance claims, assessing damages for insurance companies. While both roles require knowledge of property damage and certifications, the Storm Damage Assessor focuses on damage evaluation for repair, whereas the Adjuster manages claims processing. Both roles are common in the insurance and restoration industries, but their primary functions differ, making this comparison relevant for those exploring storm-related damage assessment careers.

What does a storm damage assessor do?

A storm damage assessor evaluates properties affected by severe weather events to determine the extent of damage. They inspect structures, document damages, and prepare reports used for insurance claims and repair estimates, often using tools like cameras and damage assessment software. The role requires attention to detail, safety awareness, and sometimes certification in property inspection or safety procedures.

How to become a storm damage assessor?

To become a storm damage assessor, typically one needs a background in insurance, construction, or engineering, along with knowledge of building codes and damage evaluation. Relevant skills include inspection, report writing, and familiarity with damage assessment tools; obtaining certifications such as the Certified Damage Assessor (CDA) can enhance job prospects. Experience in disaster response or related fields is also beneficial.
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Storm Damage Assessor (On call work)

Storm Damage Assessor (On call work)

McCall Thomas Engineering Company, Inc.

Atlanta, GA • On-site

$50/hr

Contractor

Posted 7 days ago

Job description

McCall Thomas Engineering Company, Inc. is seeking Storm Damage Assessors to work with us on a contract basis as we are called to respond during natural disasters. We work with utilities in the Southeast to assist with power restoration when needed.


If you are a current or former Distribution/Transmission Journeyman or a Distribution Field Engineer with at least 5 years' experience and would like to be on our Storm Assessment Response Crew, we'd like to hear from you! you will be asked to complete a(brief) application and W-9 form. Having these forms completed in advance of a storm will allow us to respond more quickly when called up to serve a utility partner.


Work is on-call and assessors must be prepared to mobilize on short notice.


Our rates:

Assessors= $50/hr.

Drivers= $20/hr.

If Vehicle (4WD/AWD only) is provided by Assessor= $10 per hour will be added to cover gas and expenses. (McT is not responsible for any damage caused to your vehicle while preforming work.)

Meals and lodging will be provided (If meals are not provided by the client, an additional $50 per overnight stay will be added to cover your meal expenses.)

**Top priority will be given to Assessors providing their own driver and vehicle (4WD or AWD).**


Assessors must be equipped with a smart phone device.

Qualifications/Skills (REQUIRED):

  • 3 years' experience as a Journeyman Lineman or Distribution Field Engineer
  • Valid Driver's License
  • Designer experience (a plus)


Candidate must be capable of walking long distances to the power lines to check all right of ways under various terrain and weather conditions. Weather conditions may include snow, ice, or high heat and humidity. The terrain conditions may include off-road rural areas in swampy or overgrown right of ways or mountainous areas.


At McCall-Thomas Engineering we have been providing quality engineering and technical services since 1945. With more than 200 clients, McCall-Thomas continues to take great pride in utilizing our experience and efficiency to provide the highest quality engineering and technical services for the ultimate success of our valued clients. Visit mccallthomas.com to learn more.

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