field representative

StreetDelivery

Every day I receive two sets of assignments, one in the morning and one at night, with assignments from various insurance companies and private investigators. Each field photographer is assigned an area of coverage. My coverage area is the whole state of Arizona, so I have to be extremely flexible with my schedule. Our company has a 24 hour turnaround time for assignments to be completed or attempted. Our management office is located in Boston. For the most part I do not interact with other employees unless it is for a customer service issue. I interact with the clients in order to complete their order exactly as they want it.

Nice job for part time income with some flexibility to schedule as you wish. I put 80,000 miles on a $50k car in a couple of years. the depreciation was worth more than I made over the period.  I would suggest you have a beater car to use for this gig unless you want to loose money overall. Management was nice enough but disconnected from what's happening in the field. The software tools are archaic. I never could tell if I was getting paid for all of the hours I worked because there is no way to check what they are tracking. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have no other options.

A typical workday covers several county's in Pennsylvania.
Map out your route and insure equipment is operational, e,g 
cameras, wheel tape measures, flashlights,phones.
The hardest part of the job is locating autos without an appointment,
or a given vin number or license plate. It is also sometimes difficult to video and measure accident scenes on roadways with no shoulders or parking areas.
I learned to be prepared. .

Looks great on paper and COULD be a great fun job if they actually ran the company honestly. They are very dishonest and your pay is not broken down so you can ACTUALLY tell if your getting paid for correct miles. They have a horrible tracking app that rarely tracks your hours and miles driven. The use of your car equals literally thousands of miles put on your car per month. The cost of any repairs or buying a vehicle makes the job almost an expense not a profit. Works out to be way below min wage.

Great starter job,

 A lot of driving, miles and miles,  wear and tear on your vehicle is the only negative thing about this position. The company covers the fuel  cost.  I loved this job..  It's not a job that you will retire from, but it will get you into the insurance claim processing industry. it was a really easy job, and the pay wasn't bad. I enjoyed it.

I was considered a field photographer. Claims are sent to you daily. Make phone calls. Schedule appointments. Lots of driving. I loved the driving and being somewhere different each day, instead of behind a desk, but gas reimbursement could be better. The schedule is flexible but still expected to work daily. 

I left because I needed a full time position with benefits.

The field rep managers were great! Always understanding and responsive with my questions. Often times they’d call just to make sure I had everything I needed to succeed. As long as you get the work that is assigned to you done within a day or two, you won’t have any issues. 

Nice easy job that requires ALOT of windshield time.  Be prepared to put tons of miles on your vehicle,  you do get mileage check ea month but if you own a jgas guzzeling  junker you'll probably get screwed.  You do set your own schedule.  
No benefits for part time.


Management sucks these so called district managers are horrible , never there to help with anything , always in training which is a lie. They lie about your quality of work just to cover their butts , my particular DM was a joke , company is horrible to work for no backing from anyone , they also aren’t honest with their clients when it comes to the photos taken 
Bad company , stay away

Everything about this company is a mess! I cannot stress enough how incompetent management is. They expect you to do the job of an insurance adjuster, and have a 24 hour turn around time. But they pay you a pittance and you will run your car into the ground.
I cannot say one good thing about my time spent working for this company.

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