How to become a field adjuster?

To become a field adjuster, you typically need a bachelor’s degree in risk assessment or insurance services, but some employers may only require an associate degree. In addition, many employers provide on-the-job training once you secure a position. During your training, you should study the basics of insurance, including investigation, claims, and documentation. Also, you must comply with any state licensing regulations. To obtain certification, you can contact your state department for information on preparatory coursework and exam dates. Also, there are independent associations that offer certification, such as the International Claims Association (ICA), which administers The Associate, Life and Health Claims (ALHC) exam.