Property Damage Specialist II
$37,440–$43,680 year
On-sitePlymouth, Minnesota, United States
Job Summary
Acknowledge damage events and perform initial remote and on-site assessments regarding severity. Conduct field research and thorough investigations of utility and communication damage while utilizing knowledge of State One Call Laws, excavator requirements, and NESC standards. Collect and process investigation materials using proprietary software, maintain active monitoring of assigned claims, and ensure final reports meet compliance quality and time limits. Assist the Claims Recovery team with post-investigation tasks remotely and develop professional relationships with clients, contractors, and personnel through regular communication. Requires a valid driver's license, current insurance, and ability to navigate uneven construction terrain.
Required Qualifications
- Valid driver's license and current insurance (for on-site investigations)
- Pass a complete background check and drug test
- Must have reliable transportation and smart phone capabilities to ensure claims dispatch or processing ability
- Ability to use locate equipment with training and solid understanding facility types and excavation equipment
- For field activity, you must be able to be outside for extended periods, and walk across a variety of terrains, including the ability to navigate uneven ground and construction areas
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