Adjusters may be sent to disaster areas for several weeks at a time. They are occasionally exposed to weather conditions, such as rain, heat, or cold. Most adjusters and examiners work without direct supervision. They often use computers to get insurance records, check insurance coverage, and communicate with other offices. Those who spend a lot of time working at computers may experience eyestrain.
Wages vary according to training and experience.
Entry level wages may be lower. Pay varies with the experience and specific occupation of the worker. The area of claims also affects salary. Adjusters may be given a company car. Some adjusters may be paid for using their own vehicle when they use it for work.