What kind of position does a surveyor belong to?

Survey and loss adjuster belongs to the post type of insurance industry, and different companies and units have different work arrangements.

Automobile loss adjusters have a wide range of employment. Insurance companies, auto repair shops, fixed loss companies, used car markets and other units have been releasing recruitment information for many years. Registered automobile loss adjusters will undoubtedly become talents for major insurance companies, loss adjusters and auto repair shops.

Automobile loss assessors should at least have the following knowledge and skills:

1, understand the relevant laws and regulations of automobile insurance, and correctly understand the terms of conventional insurance contracts;

2, familiar with accident car insurance claims procedures and accident investigation methods;

3, master the knowledge of automobile structure, mainly the load-bearing body structure widely used in contemporary automobiles;

4. Understand the mechanism of automobile collision damage, and be able to correctly analyze the damage of accident vehicles;

5, familiar with accident car repair process and technology;

6. Know how to accurately calculate the spare parts cost and man-hour cost of accident vehicle maintenance, be familiar with the method and essentials of filling in the loss list or maintenance task list, and have computer operation skills and automobile English reading ability.

Extended data:

The main responsibilities of the car loss adjuster are:

1, responsible for on-site investigation of accident vehicles and necessary investigation and evidence collection; ?

2, responsible for the preliminary estimate of the accident loss, put forward the accident investigation report; ?

3. Give customers proper accident handling procedures and claim guidance; ?

4. Complete the damage assessment and system entry of car damage cases; ?

5. Follow the claim manual and claim process; ?

6. Other tasks assigned by superiors. ?

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