Director, Risk Management – Enterprise Services

Turner Construction•Boston, MA

9d•$166,000 - $247,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Oversee, lead, and direct risk management efforts and insurance placements for internal stakeholders regarding Turner’s enterprise services, including Turner departments and subsidiaries.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Insurance, Risk Management, Finance, Business Administration or similar program; and a minimum of 10 years of experience in insurance or risk management or claims with emphasis on construction; or equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience.
Broker, Insurance Consultant, or Public Adjuster license required, and/or valid JD with law license, required
Firm understanding of contracts and insurance documents
Align complex business needs with insurance market trends
Demonstrate executive level negotiation and influencing skills
Build engaging partnerships with team and organizational stakeholders through trust, teamwork and direct communication
Advanced executive level presentation skills, anticipate needs of technical and non-technical audiences and tailor communications appropriately
Advanced project leadership skills, able to manage concurrent complex projects and tasks successfully to completion
Critical organizational analysis skills with high analytical problem-solving skills
Advanced at processing and breaking down data into actionable information and presenting solutions
Leader with organizational management skills, capable of directing, managing, and developing regional teams
Proficient computer skills, Microsoft suite of applications, MS Outlook, and insurance-based risk management information systems

Nice To Haves

Risk management CPCU, ARM or similar insurance designation, preferred
Construction industry risk management experience, desired

Responsibilities

Lead strategy of risk management efforts, insurance coverages and program development for and Enterprise Services groups.
Analyze, review, and approve quotes for insurance placements within approval authority; present analysis and make recommendations to leadership for placements outside approval authority.
Develop, recommend, and manage coverage needs and proactively assess impact of evolving company business needs on coverage, market conditions, and program renewals.
Foster relationships and build partnerships with internal stakeholders, insurance brokers and carriers.
Lead business discussion to understand business models and unique risk management needs for new business ventures and unique projects; evaluate existing insurance programs for applicability for identified risks.
Create and maintain risk register to understand impact on profitability and work with insurance partners to mitigate, manage, and/or transfer risk.
Participate in all broker and client stewardship meetings.
Authority to bind insurance coverage independently and within approved authority for company.
Liaise with key stakeholders to assess evolving business ventures, ensuring alignment between potential risks and appropriate insurance coverage.
Serve as subject matter expert on technical insurance programs and serve as escalation contact for questions.
Support Turner’s annual insurance programs and project insurance placements as needed.
Contribute technical content for insurance training materials.
Participate in industry events, represent company and set standards as industry leader.
Other activities, duties, and responsibilities as assigned