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Last Post 05/25/2007 12:38 AM by mwalton

automotive adjusting

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B-RON

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05/24/2007 11:03 PM
Hi my name is Byron and i had some quick questions to ask. I'm very interested in getting into automotive insurance adjusting After i graduated high school I went to a automotive trade school and graduated and was offered a job as a automotive extended warranty adjuster, which i have been their 3 years and would like to take the next step to reaching my goal of becoming a automotive insurance adjuster. does anyone have any advice or infomation that could help thanks

mwalton

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05/25/2007 12:38 AM
Back to school..... Look online for schools offering auto adjusting courses. Vale National and Farm Bureau were two I found . I am sure there are many. You will also have to obtain an adjusters license to file claims for any company / carrier or work for an already licensed adjuster. I have worked with an adjuster on hail damage auto claims and collision. There is a lot to a report than just what you see as obvious body damage. Good recording skills (scope), a good digital camera (helps when the memory fails), and software that creates a good report will help when closing a claim.

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