Senior Vehicle Damage and Condition Expert

Auto appraisers, reconstructionists and fleet or auction inspectors work through case files made up of damage photos, repair estimates, condition reports and collision scene footage. From that material they write damage estimates and condition assessments to licensed appraiser or ACTAR standards, run accident quality audits and causation analysis, and grade condition against fleet, auction or OEM criteria. The role is remote, about 10 hours weekly, schedule flexible.

What you would do

• Review damage photos, repair estimates, condition reports and collision scene footage
• Write damage estimates and condition assessments to licensed appraiser or ACTAR standards
• Carry out remote accident quality audits and causation analysis with documented evidence
• Grade vehicle condition using fleet, auction or OEM inspection criteria
• Explain findings clearly in written and verbal feedback

What the listing asks for

• 5 or more years in vehicle damage appraisal, auto claims, collision repair assessment or fleet and auction inspection
• Expertise in auto damage estimating, vehicle inspection and accident quality auditing
• Strong documentation and analytical skills
• Preferred: background as auto damage appraiser, ACTAR reconstructionist, OEM auditor or fleet/auction inspector; state adjuster license, I-CAR or ACTAR certification

Suits auto damage appraisers, collision assessors and fleet or auction inspectors who write thorough, well-reasoned reports and want flexible remote work.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, global. Time: About 10 hours a week, flexible schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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