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Copy of Compass Connection DEC 2020 December 2020 ompass onnection monthly edition 2020 Season Winter is here and hurricane season is over. Hurricane season officially ended on November 30th. This was an extremely active season with more than twice as many named storms compared to an average season. The 2020 season had a total of 30 names storms, and 11 hurricanes. That is close to the record year of 2005 for the most storms strong enough to earn a name in a single season. But, the storms have stopped rolling in just in time for the Holidays. December 2020 Events a Covid Holiday past: Holiday season is here! Although it may look and feel a little different this year. The yearly traditions we usually look November 30 - December 2 PLRB Large Loss Conference forward to like, Secret Santa, holiday parties, and caroling, may not seem to be as exciting in 2020. Compass is here to provide with a few COVID safe holiday options and a few tips to keep you and your family COVID safe. future: COVID Safe Holiday: As long as social distancing January 10 - 14 Private Holiday Party: NACA 2021 Convention continues, small get togethers with guests maintaining a Register today: healthy distance will be the norm. To avoid large, crowded https://bit.ly/37DeO2d parties, invite your closest friends and family over to celebrate the holidays in a safe way. If they can’t make it, May 11 - 14, 2021 15th Annual Claims Education there is always Zoom! Conference Contactless Gift Exchange: Invite your friends and family http://www.claimseducationconfere to participate and a COVID safe gift exchange. Meet in a nce.net/ large area or outdoors where there is space to do the exchanging safely. Christmas Movie Night: Settle in for the night with your family or roommates and turn on a Christmas classic. Pour In the weather some hot chocolate or pop some popcorn, time to bring back the nostalgia. Gift a Toy: Spread the joy and give a gift to charitable The weather in 2020 has been very institutions. It is the reason for the season. unpredictable. It is important to stay up to date with the weather around the nation. Personal Safety Tips: Decrease Your Risk of Exposure: Airports, bus stations, Severe weather links: gas stations and all rest stops are all places travelers can be exposed to COVID. Reduce your risk and stay home for the Wunderground Hurricane holidays. If travel is a must, reference the CDC travel guidelines. Wunderground Severe Zoom: Keep your family members safe and zoom each Weather other. If your family cannot make the holiday celebrations, zoom them during the meal so it feels like you are all NOAA together again. This may not be the most ideal situation, but it is important to keep your family safe! Follow Safety Protocols: Remember to wash your hands, wear a mask, social distance, and stay home if you are sick. !!!Stay Safe and Happy Holidays Everyone!!! December 2020 2020 HURRICANES Tropical Storm Arthur - May 16, 2020 Hurricane Paulette - Sept. 12, 2020 - CAT 2 Tropical Storm Bertha - May 27, 2020 Tropical Storm Rene - Sept. 7, 2020 Tropical Storm Cristobal - June 2, 2020 Hurricane Sally - Sept. 12, 2020 CAT 2 Tropical Storm Dolly - June 23, 2020 Hurricane Teddy - Sept. 16, 2020 Tropical Storm Edouard - July 5, 2020 Tropical Storm Vicky - Sept. 14, 2020 Tropical Storm Fay - July 9, 2020 Tropical Storm Wilfred - Sept. 18,2020 Tropical Storm Gonzalo - July 22, 2020 Tropical Storm Alpha - Sept. 18, 2020 Hurricane Hanna - July 23, 2020 CAT 1 Tropical Storm Beta - Sept. 21, 2020 Hurricane Isaias - July 29, 2020 CAT 1 Tropical Storm Gamma - Oct. 2,2020 Tropical Storm Josephine - August 13, 2020 Hurricane Delta - Oct. 5, 2020 - CAT 2 Tropical Storm Kyle - August 14, 2020 Hurricane Epsilon - Oct. 19, 2020 - CAT 1 - August 21, 2020 Hurricane Laura CAT 4 Hurricane Zeta - Oct. 25, 2020 - CAT 2 - August 21, 2020 Hurricane Marco CAT 1 Hurricane Eta - Nov. 2, 2020 - CAT 4 - Sept. 1, 2020 Tropical Storm Nana Tropical Storm Theta - Nov. 10, 2020 - Sept. 1, 2020 Tropical Storm Omar Hurricane Iota - Nov. 13, 2020 - CAT 4 2020 Wildfires From January 2020 to early December 2020 there were 52,934 wildfires and about 9.5 million acres were burned. Over 2,000 fires raged in Oregon, burning more than 1,000,000 acres of land and destroyed thousands of homes. The intensity of the fires has been increased due to drying and heating from human- induced climate change, as well as poor forest management. The damages are expected to reach $100 billion in losses this year. National Interagency Fire Center Insurance Information Institute December 2020 Compass Connect tip of the month Compass Connect is our adjuster roster. We use this platform to recruit and deploy adjusters. To make your profile stands out, here are some tips on Professional Skills: Experience: When uploading your experience, you have many options. Select and fill out the correct amount of years of experience. We want to see how many years of experience you have and the number of claims you have completed. Software Skills: Let us know what skills you have and how many years you have had that skill! Equipment: Let us know what equipment you have. Adjuster Expertise: This is very important. Choose the loss type and write down the amount of claims you have completed. Miles: Let us know how far you are willing to travel. Do you know someone with 2 + years of experience? We are always looking for experienced adjusters. Below is the link to our roster: https://connect.compassadjusters.com/lo gin equipment spotlight This months spotlight: Laser Distance Measuring Tool Instead of walking around every room holding a measurement tape, and navigating around furniture, you can use a laser to measure and save time! Getting your job done faster means more claims... this device is worth every penny. scan me December 2020 recognition of excellence On behalf of the Compass Team, we would like to extend our appreciation to everyone for the amazing work we have accomplished over the last year. Although it was an overall team effort, we wanted to recognize a few individuals for helping contribute to this success Steve is a hard-working adjuster that is willing to go the extra mile. Steve never requires an e-mail to update his files as he always has the XACTanalysis notes updated. Steve is always willing to take one for the team, driving hundreds of miles to take care of a claim outside his normal coverage area. Steve’s hard work does not go unnoticed by the carrier and we constantly receive claims from carrier’s requesting that they be assigned to him. Steve is the kind of adjuster that makes Compass Adjusting Service a top-notch firm and is greatly Steve Tetrault appreciated. field ADJUSTER Latia has been deployed as an inside and remote Desk Adjuster with Compass. She continuously exceeds client expectations with hard work, professionalism, and an extremely positive attitude. We are grateful to have Latia as part of the Compass Team. Latia Burke Desk ADJUSTER Taylor is an invaluable member of our examining team. He is a true leader and team player in all aspects. He reviews multiple carriers and trains new examiners on multiple carriers. Taylor never hesitates to take on any new task requested of him and is always one of the first people to ask what he can do to help any time a need arises. Taylor’s constant hard work and dedication to Compass does not go unnoticed and is greatly appreciated. Taylor Bogard Examiner THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK December 2020 Adjuster experiences Have a cool view or see something interesting while inspecting a claim? Send it our way!!! [email protected] Josh Caasi at a sunrise inspection on condo complexes, Gulf Shores, AL: Oct 2020 Kolby Thornton enjoying the sunset at Pensacola Beach, Florida: Nov 2020 Follow Us @Compass Adjusting Services @compass_adjusting @compassadjusters.
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