Umpire Services
Current Openings:
Public Adjuster & Solicitor Positions
Job Description
We are currently seeking licensed and qualified public adjusters to solicit homeowners and commercial property owners who have experienced a property loss and are in need of assistance with their insurance claim. This position is one where a professional can truly thrive by using the our name, network of contacts, client references, and public adjusting knowledge to help bring new clients to the firm. We are looking for independent closers who want to be in control of what they make. The position involves following up on firm generated leads and developing a working relationship with local property managers and businesses who may experience future losses.
Job Requirements & Skills
Current All-lines Public Adjuster License – 320-PCA or All lines Florida 620 license.
2+ years of Experience
Xactimate, Simsol, Symbility experience preferred
Able to present professionally and confidently in front of homeowners, business owners and property managers.
Must possess excellent negotiation and analytical skills for use with insured’s and their representatives
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Experience with Microsoft Office products – specifically Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
Reliable Transportation
Laptop Computer
Cell phone
Digital camera
Subsequent to meeting the criteria above and a formal interview, Compensation & Benefits package will be discussed. If interested, please send resume to ghall@adradjusters.com
Umpire Services
Insurance appraisal is a binding alternative dispute resolution process. If your insurance policy has an appraisal provision, it will detail how this process unfolds. Normally, an appraiser for the insurance company and an appraiser for the policyholder are nominated. Then the two appraisers must select an Umpire. The Umpire involvement is triggered by a disagreement between the two appraisers who both decide the claim cannot be resolved without someone else getting involved. This “someone else” is the Umpire.
Umpires are:
– Competent in loss adjusting, estimate writing, and construction
– Responsible for determining the repair costs and ultimate value of the claim
– The appointed party who develops the consensus needed to settle the claim
– Ultimately the one to conclude the claim once engaged