Homeowners and dwellings
Inspect homes and document homeowners and dwelling risk.
Inspectors who walk homes and write personal lines survey files, including people new to residential insurance inspection.
Six chapters cover the visit, the building, home systems, location exposures, liability, and a report the underwriter can use.
Fourteen lessons include produced video. The other lessons are reading, PDF reference, and quiz.
Role, occupancy, scheduling, site safety, and useful questions at the home.
Building description, roof, openings, and replacement-cost facts.
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, water damage, and fire-protection observations.
Wind, hail, flood, wildfire, freeze, and other location perils around the home.
Walking surfaces, pools, recreation, rentals, and unusual occupancy.
Sequence the visit, document evidence, write recommendations, and review quality.
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Inspection companies post these openings on the Underwriter Services Association job board. InspectorCareers lists them by state and survey type.
Finish a course and earn a verifiable certificate.
Graduates can join the Underwriter Services Association talent pool of 20+ inspection companies. Join the talent pool
Open a listing for the details and how to apply.
Work is never guaranteed. Hiring depends on each company, your location, and your qualifications.
From the USA job board. Each opens on InspectorCareers.