Field Insurance Inspector (Full-time)

Why Apply?

• 17 days paid vacation, plus 10 paid holidays
• Competitive pay and benefits, including paid sick leave
• Superb training program
• Work from home when not in the field
• Career advancement opportunities
• Tuition Reimbursement Program
• Excellent culture and team
• $2,250 Joining Bonus!

Pay Details:

• Total compensation for this position is targeted at $23-$25+ per hour. The target total compensation consists of a base hourly wage and production-based incentive pay. Field Inspector incentive pay is a function of personal productivity and is uncapped. Incentive Pay is not sales based.
• Pay Type: Hourly plus production incentives, in accordance with EXL's policies.

The Location

• This is a Field position based out of your home office, requiring daily travel to client sites to conduct surveys serving the Essex & Hudson Counties NJ area
• High-degree of professionalism and emotional intelligence
• Strong analytical skills and resourcefulness
• Solid aptitude for risk assessment and replacement cost
• Excellent written and oral communications
• Proficiency with computer equipment and software
• Ability to manage multiple projects at once, and handle time sensitive urgencies
• Willingness to travel
• High Value Survey or Commercial Survey experience appreciated

The posted base salary range is the hiring base salary range for this role. Final offers are based on several factors, including: the candidate''s skills and experience, internal pay equity, work location, market conditions for the role, and the specific scope and responsibilities of the position.

The Field Insurance Inspector conducts virtual and onsite inspections of high value homes and small businesses for personal and commercial lines insurance companies to analyze replacement cost value and to assess risk.

An added perk is the opportunity to regularly visit beautiful high-end custom homes in the most affluent locations in the service area.

The candidate should be capable of demonstrating a high degree of professionalism and expertise to all stakeholders in the survey process (Agents, Policyholders, Business Assistants, etc.).

Field Insurance Inspectors must complete the requisite number of surveys each month to achieve personal revenue production goals, and complete other special projects as assigned by their manager.

• High Value Surveys

Conduct property surveys on high value homes, documenting the construction materials, workmanship and special features of structure

• Determine square footage of the home through detailed measurements or by replicating available building plans

• Generate an estimate replacement cost based on industry calculators, EXL resources and your personal findings at the home

• Observe and assess physical and liability hazards to the property, including natural hazards such as wildfire and hurricane exposure. Document all such hazards for underwriting, including recommendations for risk improvement.

• Competed a detailed survey report write-up, including narrative assessments

• Commercial Lines Risk Control Surveys

• Conduct underwriting surveys and loss control assessments on commercial businesses

• Observe and evaluate risk for various commercial insurance lines of business including Property, General

• Liability, Workers Compensation and Auto/Fleet.

• Engage business owner to discuss and ascertain corporate safety culture, loss history, risk management controls and maturity of company safety programs

• Document all hazards observed for underwriting, and make recommendations for risk improvement.

• Complete a detailed survey report write-up, including narrative assessment

The Field Insurance Inspector conducts virtual and onsite inspections of high value homes and small businesses for personal and commercial lines insurance companies to analyze replacement cost value and to assess risk.

An added perk is the opportunity to regularly visit beautiful high-end custom homes in the most affluent locations in the service area.

The candidate should be capable of demonstrating a high degree of professionalism and expertise to all stakeholders in the survey process (Agents, Policyholders, Business Assistants, etc.).

Field Insurance Inspectors must complete the requisite number of surveys each month to achieve personal revenue production goals, and complete other special projects as assigned by their manager.

• High Value Surveys

Conduct property surveys on high value homes, documenting the construction materials, workmanship and special features of structure

• Determine square footage of the home through detailed measurements or by replicating available building plans

• Generate an estimate replacement cost based on industry calculators, EXL resources and your personal findings at the home

• Observe and assess physical and liability hazards to the property, including natural hazards such as wildfire and hurricane exposure. Document all such hazards for underwriting, including recommendations for risk improvement.

• Competed a detailed survey report write-up, including narrative assessments

• Commercial Lines Risk Control Surveys

• Conduct underwriting surveys and loss control assessments on commercial businesses

• Observe and evaluate risk for various commercial insurance lines of business including Property, General

• Liability, Workers Compensation and Auto/Fleet.

• Engage business owner to discuss and ascertain corporate safety culture, loss history, risk management controls and maturity of company safety programs

• Document all hazards observed for underwriting, and make recommendations for risk improvement.

• Complete a detailed survey report write-up, including narrative assessment