Associate Field Investigator

If you've ever thought of becoming a Private Investigator, our Associate Investigator program is your way to learn it from the ground up. This program teaches one to conduct surveillance for clients who suspect fraudulent insurance claims. It may also include conducting interviews and recorded statements from individuals that may have knowledge of a suspected claim. This applicant would work closely with a field supervisor while being trained to perform their job responsibilities. The Associate program teaches one the required skills to become a Private Investigator. Training is continuous and results in performance increases as you complete various stages of training. This program will give you the skills to advance in a new career as a Private Investigator.

SKILLS

• Self-motivated, focused, trustworthy with underlying curiosity and tenacity.
• Ability to work independently.
• Possess strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Possess strong computer and internet skills.
• Strong attention to detail.
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Social Media savvy.

EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION

• No formal investigative experience required. Learn on the job.
• Associate or Bachelor's Degree preferred.
• Military or Law enforcement experience is a plus.
• High School diploma required.

LICENCES/CERTIFICATIONS/INSURANCE

• Valid state-issued driver's license.
• Current auto insurance 100/100/50.
• May be licensed under Agency license where required.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Must own a well-maintained vehicle, preferably with tinted windows.
• Access to a working laptop and internet service.

POSITION SUMMARY

• Most surveillances start at 6:00 am.
• You typically know when your surveillance will start; however, the end time can either be shorter or longer depending on activity.
• Most investigators work odd shifts, with hours varying from 3-12 hours on-site, per day, depending on activity or client protocols.
• Weekends / holidays are common as the objective is to find the subject active and weekends tend to show more activity.
• Investigators handle approximately a two-hour radius around where they live.
• The investigator primarily works alone and must have patience. Staying alert and having no distractions within your vehicle is key to the success of the surveillance.
• It can get hot in your vehicle. Bring prepared food and water to stay hydrated.
• Reports, summaries, and video uploads are required daily after the surveillance is completed, or no later than 8am the next day.

A background check will be conducted, in accordance to the local state law and regulations.