Disaster Claims Specialist – Weather & Catastrophe

State Farm; Jackson (MS); On-site; USD 59,059 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) plan with company contributions

Annual raise and bonus

Paid time off

Job summary

State Farm is seeking a Weather and Catastrophe Claims Services (WCCS) Claim Specialist to handle homeowners, commercial and large loss claims from weather events, explaining coverages, estimating damages, and guiding insureds through the claims process with Remarkable service. These deployable roles travel extensively across the U.S., with some assignments onsite or virtual.

A valid driver's license is required, with potential licensing across states and related training such as RAST and

Qualifications

• Excellent customer service and decision-making skills.
• Physical agility to inspect roofs and perform adjustments.
• Ability to complete Rope and Harness Safety Training (RAST).
• A valid driver's license is required; licensing may be required in multiple states.

Responsibilities

• Meet with insureds, explain coverage, estimate damages, and guide through the claims process.
• Handle homeowners, commercial and large loss claims from natural disasters or weather events.
• May work Fire claims with assignments to Fire Proximity territories and/or in-office operations.
• Deployable positions with extensive travel throughout the U.S., onsite or virtual.

Skills

Customer service

Decision-making

Physical agility

RAST training

Driver's license

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Tools

Xactimate

XactContents

Job description

State Farm is seeking a Weather and Catastrophe Claims Services (WCCS) Claim Specialist to handle homeowners, commercial and large loss claims from weather events, explaining coverages, estimating damages, and guiding insureds through the claims process with Remarkable service. These deployable roles travel extensively across the U.S., with some assignments onsite or virtual.

A valid driver's license is required, with potential licensing across states and related training such as RAST and