Property Loss Control Engineer​/Consultant

Salary: $110,000 - $150,000 per year

Location: Atlanta, GA

Posted: September 30 2026

Relocation Assistance: Not Available

Overview:

This remote position allows you to live where you currently reside while traveling to established and new clients across the United States. This role supports the development of fire protection engineering solutions and initiatives that are used by various clients and industries. This is with an employee-centric and fast-growing engineering firm that offers significant bonus potential based on company profitability and individual performance.

You'll have the opportunity to develop your expertise and become a leader in this challenging niche within the industry, while also advancing your career within the company. Travel is expected to range from 5-25%, equating to approximately 2-3 business day trips, 1-2 times per month. You'll be reporting to an assigned department(s) and Project Manager.

Focus of the Role:

In this role you'll play a critical part in evaluating and mitigating property damage risks at client facilities, especially highly protected risk (HPR). You'll conduct on-site inspections, identify and assess hazards, and develop comprehensive reports with prioritized recommendations for risk reduction. A key aspect of this role involves reviewing and analyzing costly insurance recommendations, leveraging your expertise to develop alternative, more cost-effective solutions that achieve the same risk mitigation goals.

This position offers a unique opportunity to directly impact client satisfaction by helping them significantly reduce insurance premiums while maintaining a high level of safety and risk management.

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering with 6+ years of experience in property insurance loss control and risk mitigation for highly hazardous facilities, with a focus on fire-related risks.
• Ideal candidates will have experience working for a major industrial property insurance company or engineering firm, with a focus on client-facing roles.
• Strong knowledge of fire protection, hazard analysis, and risk assessments is essential.
• Professional Engineering (PE) License or potential to obtain one in the near future is HIGHLY preferred.