CAT Field Task Adjusting Services Description Clause Samples
The CAT Field Task Adjusting Services Description clause defines the scope and nature of services provided by an adjuster in the field following a catastrophe (CAT) event. It typically outlines the specific tasks the adjuster is responsible for, such as inspecting damaged properties, assessing losses, and reporting findings to the insurer. By clearly delineating these responsibilities, the clause ensures both parties understand the adjuster's role and helps prevent disputes over the extent of services to be performed.
CAT Field Task Adjusting Services Description. Adjusters performing CAT Field Task Adjusting Services, as further described in this Section (also be known as the ‘”Services”), will have responsibility under a task assignment model for inspecting the loss, creating a scope and estimate of damages, sketching, and attaching photos to Citizens estimating software system. Adjusters will perform the Services in accordance with the Best Claims Practices & Estimating Guidelines. CAT Field Task Adjusting Services is primarily intended for Catastrophe Deployment in response to a Catastrophe Event. Vendor and its Adjusters shall timely respond to and complete any additional work including any corrections that are required after the assignment has been returned to Citizens.