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An insurance appraiser determines whether a company or agency is required to pay for a claim by assessing current policies and factual evidence. They typically serve as field representatives and report to onsite locations to assess vehicle damage or property damage, evaluate real estate, determine the practicality of repair, communicate with automobile repair shop workers about repair cost if needed, establish salvage value, collaborate with claims adjusters, and confirm testimonies. Other work activities include interviewing claimants, consulting experts, and preparing documents for examiners to review throughout the claims process. Insurance appraisers typically work full-time and may represent insurance carriers in agencies or brokerages, or work on behalf of policyholders to negotiate insurance claim settlements as an independent consultant.
We’re looking for a reliable field appraiser to join our team of high achievers! In this role, you’ll lead the charge on everything from resolving insurance claims disputes to investigating incidents and determining the cost of repairs associated with damage. The ideal candidate is level-headed and fair; poised to deliver an unbiased assessment of claims-related circumstances. Since onsite reporting is crucial, our new hire must be willing to travel. Apply today if you enjoy an ever-changing work environment and want to break into a prosperous insurance company filled with potential!
Ashburn, VA
$56,348 (National Average)
This template attracts 30% more quality candidates at 1/10 of the average cost per hire.
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