CAT Auto Claims Adjuster

What You'll Do

• Manage complex insurance claims in a key-pointed area, work independently, schedule appointments for vehicle inspections, and travel throughout your key-point territory.
• Conduct thorough coverage investigations, including fire, theft, false pretense claims, and coverage decisions for floor-planned units.
• Prepare accurate damage estimates using computerized estimating systems (e.g., Mitchell Connect) to establish the cost of repairs.
• Lead subrogation investigations, salvage disposal, and fraud investigations.
• Perform loss prevention reviews and provide essential dealer training activities.
• Remain on-call for CAT/Storm losses and be prepared for extensive travel away from home for extended periods of time.

Travel Requirements

• This role requires significant overnight travel, typically 50-70%, often with minimal notice.
• Regular travel within a multi-state territory, primarily covering West Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico is expected.
• You will be deployed nationwide to catastrophic loss sites, particularly during peak storm season (March-August).
• These deployments can involve extended periods (multiple weeks) away from home, addressing large-scale dealer inventory losses and other physical damage claims at dealerships, Ford assembly plants, and holding yards.
• Travel commitments can require multiple weeks on the road during severe weather periods and can last for several weeks at a time with minimal notice of where or when you would be required to travel.

Career Development

• The company is looking for candidates that have the ability to move up through the organization (in field and/or central office management or staff positions).
• Career development opportunities may require relocation.