Risk Consultant, Loss Prevention

Job Description:

  • Conduct risk prevention visits to analyze property, product liability, and construction contractor risks
  • Prepare risk management and underwriting reports
  • Provide technical advice to underwriters and help address gaps in property risk management
  • Maintain risk management services in line with ARMS standards for quality, timelines, and profitability
  • Collaborate with leadership, colleagues, and partners to enhance insurance services
  • Act as an on-site advisor
  • Balance account and field engineering responsibilities with overnight travel

Requirements:

  • College or university degree in engineering, prevention, or risk management
  • 5+ years experience with property loss control of complex and HPR risks
  • Ability to read and assess sprinkler plans, fire pumps, suppression systems, and hydraulic tests
  • Ability to interpret architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical plans
  • Understanding of North American building/fire codes, NFPA standards, and industry recognized standards (Factory Mutual or GE Gaps Guidelines)
  • High degree of understanding of complex Loss Scenario Engineering (MFL/PML/NLE)
  • Proficiency in MS Suite
  • Strong technical writing skills
  • Strong ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Valid driver’s license and passport (or ability to obtain)
  • Availability for frequent travel (80% in Ontario, 20% across Canada)

Benefits:

  • Eligibility for annual bonus
  • Retirement savings
  • Share plan
  • Health benefits
  • Personal wellness
  • Volunteer opportunities
  • Hybrid flexible work model
  • Outstanding career development opportunities
  • Professional development education support
  • Competitive vacation package
  • Option to purchase 5 extra days off per year
  • Employee-driven programs focused on gender, LGBTQ+, origins, diversity, and inclusion
  • Corporate wellness programs supporting physical and mental health
  • Company car
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