Additional Skill Requirements for All Appraisers Clause Samples

Additional Skill Requirements for All Appraisers. 1. Be an advanced user of Xactimate software and have background in Time and Materials estimating, including but not limited to: Xactnet; Xactanalysis; Sketch; and multiple estimate consolidation; 2. Be able to scope and write construction estimates; 3. Be able to accept assignments throughout the State of Florida; and 4. Be able to provide the following minimum Appraisal Services: a. Maintain Citizens’ service time expectations as outlined in Article IV, Appraisal Service b. Demonstrate exemplary communications and telecommunication skills; c. Communicate with external third parties as required; d. Maintain Citizens’ file quality standards; e. Understand coverage and Claim law; f. Properly identify and interpret coverage as outlined in Citizens’ policies; g. Perform loss site inspections, including the ability to climb roofs and enter crawl spaces; h. Perform proper and professional Claim valuations; i. Proficiently use all components of the most current version of Xactimate utilized by Citizens, including Sketch, as well as the ability to annotate diagrams and upload/label photographs; j. Understand Florida Statutes, and local code enforcement; k. Document and verify local ordinances or regulations and building code compliance issues; l. Negotiate scope and pricing with the Policyholder’s Appraiser and other participants in the Appraisal process, including but not limited to public adjusters, attorneys, association presidents, or other parties, when applicable; m. Reconcile damage estimates; n. Meet production standards as outlined by Citizens in this solicitation; o. Manage large losses with multiple parties; p. Understanding of applicable statutes and practices regarding personal-residential condominium losses; q. Provide status reports as requested by Citizens, or at least every ten (10) Business Days; and r. Properly submit accurate and timely invoices per Citizens’ guidelines. s. Commercial Appraisers should also have the following additional skills: • Expertise and proficiency with commercial construction and estimating practices and procedures; • Properly analyze commercial lines coverage; • Evaluate commercial buildings, contents, business income and extra expense losses as assigned; and • Understanding of applicable statutes and practices regarding commercial condominium losses.
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Additional Skill Requirements for All Appraisers a. be an advanced user of Xactimate software and have background in time and materials estimating, including but not limited to: Xactnet; Xactanalysis; Sketch; multiple estimate consolidation; and ability to annotate diagrams and upload/label photographs; b. be able to scope and write construction estimates; c. maintain Citizens’ service time expectations as outlined in Section
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