Sr. Risk Management Consultant

Berkley Southeast

Berkley Southeast is a member company of W. R. Berkley Corporation, a Fortune 500 Company, whose insurance company subsidiaries are rated A+(Superior) by A. M. Best Company. BSIG provides local underwriting, risk services, claim, marketing and audit services for agents and policyholders in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee. BSIG takes a broad approach to underwriting for “best in class” businesses, primarily in construction, light manufacturing, wholesale, distribution and business service industries.

The Company is an equal employment opportunity employer.

The Sr. Risk Management Consultant provides loss control consultative support to branches, agents, and policyholders, including delivering loss control services that support superior risk selection, pricing, and retention of profitable business.

• Provide high quality, cost effective service to customers that consistently meets or exceeds expectations and assists them in minimizing their losses.
• Serve as a technical consultant to underwriters in risk selection and renewal decisions.
• Provide timely, professional reports and consultative support to underwriters and other functions, as needed, to assist in superior risk selection, pricing and retention of profitable business.
• Assist in the development of innovative, distinctive and cost effective service methods and tools to identify and quantify risk, and reduce losses.
• Help maintain targeted loss control files as required by statutory requirements.
• Research and compile technical document information as needed to provide consultative services to customers.
• Distribute loss control technical bulletins as directed by Home Office Loss Control Management.

Qualifications:

• A minimum of 7 – 10 years in the insurance industry providing loss control services.
• Knowledge of insurance coverage.
• ALCM, OSHT, ARM, ASP, CSP or other similar safety designation preferred.

Education Requirement

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Industrial Technology, Occupational Health & Safety, or one of the Applied Sciences.