Overview

Approved for CE Credits in GA, TX, AL, FL, LA, MS, & NC

Crawford’s 2-hour Becoming a Successful Flood Adjuster webinar is designed to show new adjusters as well as adjusters with experience with other lines of insurance the basics of flood loss claims. The presentation includes the current requirements and expectations of FEMA’s Nation Flood Insurance program (NFIP) as well as claim guidance and the tools you will need to help you be successful. 

The presentation is offered entirely online and encompasses a broad scope of flood claim topics both technical and insightful. At Crawford we believe that proper training and support is the cornerstone of developing successful adjusters. 

Our flood adjuster training programs focus on preparing our adjusters to handle all aspects of the flood claims process to certify the best possible claim experience for both the policyholder and the adjuster. 

What to Expect 

This course will be instructed by a flood adjuster trainer with over 25 years of flood adjusting experience with 5 of those years as an NFIP General Adjuster (GA). Presentation will begin at 1pm and will end at 3pm central time. There will be one short break during the presentation. There will be periodic pop quizzes throughout the course to evaluate progress and to verify attendance.

This course is presented online and provided at no charge, but you must register to attend because it is an invitation-only event. So don’t forget to register for these events and we look forward to having you with us.

In order to qualify for CE credits in the states listed above, you will need to successfully complete the course and provide your state license and NPN information at sign out. 

All individuals who register for the course will receive an email invitation within 24 hours of the event.

All classes are subject to cancellation due to storm activity. Students will be notified in advance. 

* By registering for this course, you acknowledge that your attendance is voluntary and occurs outside of your regular work hours. This training is not directly related to your job duties, and you should not perform any actual work during the session. Participation in this course does not constitute compensable work time.