Remote Crop Insurance Adjuster – MPCI & Private Products

AgriSompo North America, Inc.; California; Remote; USD 72,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

AgriSompo North America, Inc. is seeking a Crop Insurance Adjuster to support MPCI, Private Products and Named Peril claims. This remote California role prefers candidates in the Fresno area.

The position requires 2 years of crop insurance claims experience, a CAPP certification, and a valid driver’s license. Travel up to 50% may be involved. The role emphasizes field inspections, loss evaluation, accurate documentation, and working within FCIC and state regulations to determine indemnities.

Qualifications

• 2 years' experience handling crop insurance claims, preferred.
• 2 years' experience as a crop insurance adjuster, preferred.
• Required license and certification: CAPP certification and valid driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record and applicable State license.
• High school diploma or equivalent, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain professional relationships with the Area Claim Supervisor, policyholders, agents, and other adjusters.
• Record and transmit loss information to accurately determine potential damages in accordance to established loss adjustment procedures (FCIC, NCIS and Company).
• Complete field inspections, read maps and aerial imagery, measure fields and measure storage bins.
• Explain adjusting procedures and related findings to the policyholder and agent.
• Train field claims staff on claim procedures, best practices, and compliance standards.

Skills

Crop insurance claims

CAPP certification

Driver's license

Communication skills

Field inspections

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

AgriSompo North America, Inc. is seeking a Crop Insurance Adjuster to support MPCI, Private Products and Named Peril claims. This remote California role prefers candidates in the Fresno area.

The position requires 2 years of crop insurance claims experience, a CAPP certification, and a valid driver’s license. Travel up to 50% may be involved. The role emphasizes field inspections, loss evaluation, accurate documentation, and working within FCIC and state regulations to determine indemnities.