How to Get Catastrophe Adjuster Training

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Catastrophe adjuster training may take place online, in a classroom or in the field. Insurance adjusting for catastrophic damage, such as in the wake of a hurricane, is a great career for those with construction experience or previous insurance work. Really, anyone with the desire and competence to do the job can learn how through catastrophe adjuster training.

Instructions

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      House in TX after Hurricane Ike

      Decide where you would like to be licensed, as this will determine how and where you pursue catastrophe adjuster training. Texas and Florida, two of the biggest hurricane-prone states, are two of the main places for training. Various other states accept the Texas and/or Florida license as well.

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      Determine how much time you can devote to catastrophe adjuster training. The best option is to go to a class in person, and learn directly from an instructor. However, this can take a few days or a week depending on the class structure, so you will need to make arrangements to be away for that period of time.

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      Adjuster training

      Consider taking an online catastrophe adjuster training to get your insurance adjusting license from home. You'll have a longer period of time to complete the course, but it will allow you to earn your license without traveling. The drawback is that you won't get as intense training as at the in-person courses.

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      Sign on with an independent insurance adjuster as his assistant and learn the science of insurance adjusting through hands-on experience. After working a few storms as an apprentice, you will be ready to get your own license and work as an insurance adjuster on your own or for an adjusting company.

Tips & Warnings

  • Learning how to use the Xactimate software program is important to successful insurance adjusting as more and more companies require working knowledge of this tool. Be sure your training includes this aspect.

  • For more information on catastrophe adjuster training, contact AdjusterPro at 210-606-8370.

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  • Photo Credit Palmer W. Cook, Cheryl Empey, Trine de Florie

Comments

  • Upon-Request Feb 04, 2009
    Great info on available training. Thanks!
  • jaredsgirl Feb 02, 2009
    Great info. Thanks for sharing!

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