Energy Consultant - Risk Engineering

Employer Industry: Insurance, specifically in Risk Engineering for the Energy Sector

• Salary up to $170,400
• Opportunity for short-term and annual bonuses, along with long-term incentives
• Flexible remote work arrangement with required onsite travel to client locations
• Chance to work with cutting-edge technology in sustainable and renewable energy sectors
• Collaborative work environment focused on professional development and career growth
• Ability to make a meaningful impact in risk management solutions for clients

• Provide risk engineering consultation to identify and recommend risk reduction strategies for energy-related accounts
• Conduct onsite and virtual surveys to assess potential risks and exposures at client locations
• Develop and implement comprehensive Risk Engineering Service Plans that enhance client safety and health
• Review claims and losses prior to client visits and provide valuable insights for risk mitigation
• Summarize risk engineering services and consultation outcomes through written documentation

• BA/BS degree required, preferably in Occupational Safety and Health Studies, Fire Sciences, Pure Sciences, Engineering, or related fields
• Professional certification/designation in a safety-related field (e.g., CSP, CIH, CPCU, ARM, MBA, ERIS) is preferred
• Strong knowledge of various lines of insurance coverage and their application to business exposures
• High level of skill in consultative selling and client relationship management
• Ability to communicate effectively with brokers and clients on risk management strategies

• Experience in risk engineering within the energy sector, especially related to battery energy storage, wind turbines, and EV charging
• Familiarity with industry associations and participation in relevant discussions and training
• Proven track record in developing risk engineering success stories and presentations
• Additional coursework or certifications in advanced risk management practices
• Strong analytical skills in evaluating risk and exposure assessments