Adjuster
Interested in becoming an Adjuster?
Here is what you need to know about the role and how it supports producers and agents in the field.
What adjusters do
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Build and maintain professional relationships with area claim supervisors, policyholders, agents and fellow adjusters.
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Inspect crops and property to assess damage, including measuring fields and storage bins and reviewing maps and aerial imagery.
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Collect, document and submit loss information to determine potential damages in compliance with FCIC, NCIS and company guidelines.
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Investigate crop damage through fact-finding, accurate recordkeeping and timely reporting to support proper claim resolution.
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Explain adjusting procedures and findings clearly to policyholders and agents.
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Follow all federal, state and company rules, regulations, policies and procedures for MPCI and private products.
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Use company software and communication tools daily, including email, messaging platforms and virtual meeting tools.
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Complete required initial and ongoing training, certifications and continuing education as mandated by FCIC and state regulations.
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Stay open to learning about new crops, coverage changes and industry updates.
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Work remotely from a home-based office while managing a designated territory.
Preferred skills
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Basic math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
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Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to work effectively with individuals inside and outside the organization.
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Attention to detail and the ability to complete required documentation accurately and thoroughly.
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Analytical thinking skills to gather facts, solve problems and make sound decisions.
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Self-motivation and the ability to work efficiently with limited supervision.
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Flexibility to work both indoors and outdoors, including time spent in farm and field environments.
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The ability to work independently while also collaborating effectively as part of a team.
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A strong focus on delivering high-quality customer service to agents, policyholders and internal partners.
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A working knowledge of crop insurance regulations, policies, procedures and best practices, or the willingness to learn.
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The ability to manage deadlines, stay organized and perform well under pressure.
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Initiative and accountability in managing daily responsibilities.
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Effective time management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks and adjust as needed.
Current openings
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