Erie Insurance Group
Erie Insurance Group
5,001 – 10,000 Employees
AutomotiveConsultingLogistics
Erie Insurance Group provides insurance services across claims, customer service, underwriting, and risk management. Its career opportunities include roles and internships in actuarial work, data analytics, finance, sales, and marketing. The company also highlights employee training and a service-oriented workplace shaped by its founding principles, with an emphasis on diversity and inclusion.

Property Adjuster – Erie Insurance – Dickson County, TN

Investigate property damage, evaluate coverage, and resolve claims for Erie Insurance across the Dickson County territory. The role includes regular driving, catastrophe travel, and onsite training in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Description

  • Use independent judgment to manage a range of property claims
  • Investigate claims, interview involved parties, and inspect damage at claim locations
  • Drive to damage sites throughout the assigned territory and other locations as needed
  • Prepare claim estimates and recommendations
  • Address coverage questions and litigation matters
  • Establish and maintain claim reserves
  • Review reports and supporting documentation
  • Coordinate and direct expert involvement
  • Determine applicable coverage and claim value
  • Approve or decline claim payments
  • Negotiate claims with plaintiffs’ attorneys when necessary
  • Maintain claim files and submit closure reports
  • Identify potential subrogation cases and take appropriate action
  • Manage claims within the assigned territory through resolution
  • Work with agents and district sales managers
  • Support the claims supervisor or represent the supervisor, including at legal proceedings
  • Complete industry training and stay current on policy changes, interpretations, and legislation
  • Help train newly hired claims adjusters
  • Serve on the Catastrophe Team when required
  • Complete classroom and practical training in Erie, Pennsylvania through the Property Adjuster Trainee program
  • Apply training to claims under mentor and supervisor guidance

Requirements

  • Property Adjuster Trainees must have a high school diploma or equivalent
  • Property Adjuster I candidates need a high school diploma or GED plus two years of claims experience or equivalent, completion of ERIE-sponsored formal education, or a bachelor’s degree
  • Property Adjuster II candidates need a high school diploma or GED plus five years of claims experience or equivalent, or a bachelor’s degree plus two years of claims experience or equivalent
  • Live within the assigned territory unless the company approves an exception
  • Be able to drive and travel regularly throughout the assigned territory
  • Be willing to complete required Technical Learning Center training
  • Be willing to obtain and maintain any required licenses
  • Hold a valid driver’s license and maintain a good driving record
  • Be available for catastrophe assignments, including short-notice travel exceeding two consecutive weeks
  • Use required personal protective equipment
  • Move more than 50 pounds with lifting-assistance equipment
  • Climb and access elevated locations
  • Drive frequently and regularly lift or move objects
  • Perform manual keying, data entry, information input, and computer-based work

Benefits

  • Company vehicle provided
  • Equipment provided for working from home
  • ERIE-sponsored formal education opportunity for Property Adjuster I trainees
  • 15-week program combining classroom, practical, and field training
  • Industry training programs with ongoing development
  • Mentoring and supervisor support throughout training

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