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Should you get trained as a staff adjuster and then quit to become an IA? How can you survive your claims assignments as an IA?
In this episode of AdjusterTV, Matt and Andy Patterson - who was a multi-decade veteran claims adjuster at a major carrier - chat about Andy's innovative new KZread channel where he demonstrates how to scope, estimate, and actually perform REPAIRS!
Even though Andy has more experience in claims than Matt does, this is a compelling conversation between two industry veterans who come from two very different backgrounds.
Also, Matt gives Andy some advice on the challenges of getting a KZread channel started.
Check out Andy's channel at: / @pattersonadjustertrai...
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Cat adjusters after the Texas freeze last year just gave up. They were used to hail/wind claims and got thrown full blown gut jobs with no mit/repair vendors around to help. As a seasoned adjuster it really gave me a confidence boost to make it thru that in one piece.
I binged all of Andy’s videos. Great tips for new adjuster. Honestly the best way to get good at scoping is to just get out in the field and practice. Don’t be afraid to ask questions!
My advice,
I have been saying this for a long time! you need training because most of the new IA's don't even understand coverage.
I Will be in Orlando too. This will be my first event. Got licensed in early January. Your channel has been a big help. Intend to make the orlando event a launching pad to get prepared and hit the field in March.
I've been doing scope only claims since the beginning of the pandemic and they've mostly been exterior inspections. I signed on with another one (IA Firm) that handles abandoned/vacant homes and those help with gaining experience. Downside of that is, you don't write the estimate.
I can’t wait to get started!!!
Andy is correct, there is a great need for new adjuster education, in fact I know a few carrier examiners and desk adjusters that need this education. Many of them have expressed to me they have never been on a roof, most of them want to know more so they can connect the dots. This is especially true when unscrupulous contractors are telling them something different.
Your managers on your first few storms makes a huge difference in the beginning, I lucked out but I have gotten desperate calls from desk adjusters who don't even know how to write an estimate at all and there manager is non existent. But I agree nobody's first storm should be a major hurricane your almost guranteed to fail.
I’m confused at to what role an independent property adjuster plays after they submit their initial estimate.
How easy is it to become a claims adjuster with no experience working from home in 2022? Is there a video you've already done explaining this or is there something we should know before trying to jump into such a thing
Even the staff adjuster training has been worse, the burnout is real…