Safety Management Consultant or Senior Safety Management Consultant

Chesapeake Employers Insurance•Towson, MD

1d•$65,605 - $113,043•Remote

About The Position

POSITION SUMMARYProvides risk evaluation services to the underwriters, the internal customers, and provides risk elimination/control consultation to policyholders and external customers. Has to perform a majority of the following Duties and Responsibilities; and have a majority of the skills and experience along with a professional certification/designation. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Assists policyholders in achieving a profitable bottom line by instituting a safety culture through the adaptation of business practices that are focused on managing risks. Performs risk evaluation surveys on new and renewal accounts in a thorough and timely manner so that underwriters can make an informed decision within established timeframe. Analyze and prioritize an assigned book of business to determine areas of greatest potential impact. Develops Management Action Plans, with specific and sound recommendations, to impact policyholders' profitability by reducing frequency and severity of accidents. Facilitates the addressing of policyholder issues with representatives from other departments (the internal customers). Establishes and/or enhance business relationships with customers and agents, taking prompt action to resolve complaints or to address other problems. Trains and/or consults with policyholders, loss control staff, and representatives from other internal departments in area of expertise. Operation of Motor Vehicle. Provides training/mentoring and orientation to Safety Management Consultants and others within the department. Provides Industrial Hygiene services for policyholders of a non-complex nature (noise, dusts, vapors, ergonomics). Serves as Program Account Manager/Liaison for program accounts, evaluates loss trends, develops comprehensive service plans for the program, monitors and directs service delivery of other consultants servicing those program accounts. Services a greater part of the larger, more complex, high loss ratio and multi-location accounts. Manages special projects.

Requirements

A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in ergonomics, safety management, safety engineering, or related field is required.
Minimum 5-7 years of Loss Control consultation experience, preferably with a major commercial carrier.
Professional certification within safety or insurance field required. For example:
Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
Associate in Risk Management (ARM)
Professional Engineer (PE)
Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU)
Demonstrates specific technical/industry expertise through knowledge, education or application.
Advanced knowledge and ability to interpret health and safety issues and standards/guidelines such as OSHA, NFPA, DOT, NIOSH, ANSI, etc.
Solid computer skills (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)
Knowledge of health and safety issues, in general, and OSHA standards.
High level of independence and organization
Strong interpersonal skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

Assists policyholders in achieving a profitable bottom line by instituting a safety culture through the adaptation of business practices that are focused on managing risks.
Performs risk evaluation surveys on new and renewal accounts in a thorough and timely manner so that underwriters can make an informed decision within established timeframe.
Analyze and prioritize an assigned book of business to determine areas of greatest potential impact.
Develops Management Action Plans, with specific and sound recommendations, to impact policyholders' profitability by reducing frequency and severity of accidents.
Facilitates the addressing of policyholder issues with representatives from other departments (the internal customers).
Establishes and/or enhance business relationships with customers and agents, taking prompt action to resolve complaints or to address other problems.
Trains and/or consults with policyholders, loss control staff, and representatives from other internal departments in area of expertise.
Operation of Motor Vehicle.
Provides training/mentoring and orientation to Safety Management Consultants and others within the department.
Provides Industrial Hygiene services for policyholders of a non-complex nature (noise, dusts, vapors, ergonomics).
Serves as Program Account Manager/Liaison for program accounts, evaluates loss trends, develops comprehensive service plans for the program, monitors and directs service delivery of other consultants servicing those program accounts.
Services a greater part of the larger, more complex, high loss ratio and multi-location accounts.
Manages special projects.