Property & Casualty Risk Engineer

Description

The primary focus of this position is to provide our underwriting team an understanding of a client’s operations and to advise clients on best practices related to their existing operations and programs (employee safety, fleet, property conservation, business continuity, product safety, etc.). The individual will assist clients with identifying hazards within their facilities and, as appropriate, provide recommendations for improved practices. The individual will also discuss and provide Chubb’s Risk Engineering Services to support client needs and/or improve the account’s loss history (i.e., business continuity planning, employee safety training, safety committee support, product safety review, and evaluation of building fire protection systems).

The Property & Casualty Risk Engineer will routinely engage with existing and prospective customers. Comprehensive reports will be completed that evaluate hazards and controls for adequate risk selection, pricing, and the application of underwriting techniques leading to profitable growth. Daily activities will include scheduling client engagements, processing client correspondence and inquiries, report completion and recommendation follow-up, and coordination with claims and underwriting partners. Our goal is to exceed service expectations and consistently support satisfactory risk selection and client retention.

Overnight travel is limited and generally required for training or when business needs warrant travel outside of the region. This position will report to our Warren, NJ office supporting work based in the State of NJ and immediate surrounding areas.

Qualifications

Knowledge and Skills Required:

Minimum 3 years of experience in property, casualty, and worker's compensation insurance risk management and loss prevention functions, primarily focused on evaluating hazards and controls.

Strong proficiency in hazard identification skills, with an emphasis on Property, General Liability, Products, & Worker's Compensation coverages.

Advising and providing presentations to existing customers on a variety of safety-related topics.

Comprehensive understanding of existing exposures and safety controls for the following lines of business: property, business interruption, product liability, workers' compensation, and commercial vehicle. Life Sciences knowledge and industrial hygiene knowledge are desirable.

Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat. A working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint is preferred.

Education:

Bachelor’s degree with a major in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Technology, Industrial Engineering, Safety & Health, Biology, Chemistry-related degrees, or relevant work experience in the risk control/loss control field.

Possessing relevant professional designations or certifications such as CSP, CFPS, CIH, or ARM is highly desirable.

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