Adjuster Resources
Tools, firm listings, and guides to support your career — whether you’re preparing for your first deployment or renewing your CE credits for the tenth time.
Get On Rosters & Find Work
IA Firms
Independent Adjusting firms are where the work comes from. They maintain rosters of licensed adjusters and deploy them to storms and claims as carriers need them. The more rosters you’re on, the more deployment opportunities you see.
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Staff Adjusting Jobs
Looking for full-time employment with a carrier — salary, benefits, regular hours? Here’s a list of companies that hire staff adjusters.
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Xactimate Training
Every carrier uses Xactimate. Our course is taught by a Level 3 Certified instructor. See the free demo or enroll in the full course.
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New Adjuster Guide
Licensed but don’t know what to do next? This guide covers getting on rosters, preparing for your first deployment, and making the transition from “licensed” to “working.”
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Industry Organizations
National Association of Catastrophe Adjusters (NACA)
National Association of Catastrophe Adjusters has been around for many years. It is an organization for adjusters that is run by adjusters. They are a tight knit family that has created a great sense of community. They often help each other with questions out in the field as well as providing leads to each other in finding work. I can’t say enough good things about this group.
QuestPro & Q-Temps
QuestPro provides permanent placement of people for the insurance industry. If you are looking for a long-term career and wish to be employed as a full-time employee, QuestPro can help you get connected.
Q-Temps provides short-term, temporary placement on an as-needed basis for insurance firms.
CE Credits
Need to renew? 24 hours every 2 years for Texas. We have 10+ courses. Reported to TDI within 2 business days.