Construction Risk Engineer

Builds strong relationships with general contractors, developers, brokers, underwriting, and claims to coordinate service strategies, programs, and procedures. Handles special situations on active jobsites to ensure timely resolution. Performs prospect and service work as needed. Plans, coordinates, and monitors risk engineering service commitments for assigned Master Builders' Risk customers and projects, aligning site activities with construction milestones (precon, foundation, structure, MEP rough-in, enclosure, fit-out, commissioning) to ensure services meet expectations of the Inland Marine business and distribution partners. Performs pre-bind and post-bind risk assessments, including plan/spec reviews and COPE data collection, to evaluate construction methods, phasing, logistics, adjacent exposures, temporary works, and critical operations (hot work, temporary heat/power, cranes/rigging, excavation/shoring, scaffolding/formwork, water intrusion controls). Assesses catastrophic exposures (windstorm, flood, earthquake, wildfire, convective storm) and develops site-specific mitigation plans (e.g., hurricane readiness, flood emergency action, crane weather protocols, tie-down/securement, winterization/freeze protection). Creates service plans and stewardship agendas for programs and high-value projects, documenting baseline metrics and goals (e.g., water intrusion events, hot work compliance, impairment frequency, recommendation closure rates) to track reduction in loss frequency/severity and demonstrate the value of the Builders' Risk partnership. Provides timely consultation to underwriting on prospects, renewals, and in-term changes, including project risk opinions, risk grading, anticipated maximum loss/PML perspectives, soft cost/Delay in Completion exposures, and recommendations that inform pricing, terms, and capacity. Communicates material changes in scope, schedule, design, or site conditions. Participates in acquiring and retaining profitable business by attending broker/insured meetings, preconstruction meetings, and bid-phase consultations; develops tailored service agreements that differentiate capabilities for complex risks (e.g., high-rise, wood-frame podium, healthcare, industrial, civil/infrastructure, renewable projects). Evaluates use of resources (service hours, travel/expenses), quality of service, program utilization, productivity, and portfolio loss trends. Prioritizes critical-phase site visits and employs hybrid service (remote reviews, sensor data) to optimize coverage across geographically dispersed projects. Leads major loss source analysis for Builders' Risk, with emphasis on water damage, fire/hot work, site security/theft, collapse/temporary works, and weather-driven losses. Designs and helps implement targeted controls such as Water Damage Prevention Programs (isolation/valving, pressure testing protocols, off-hours inspections, sensor deployment), hot work permitting and fire watch, impairment management, and site security plans. Fulfills risk assessment and service requirements by producing clear, prioritized site reports with actionable recommendations, timelines, and follow-up. Tracks closure and efficacy of controls; conducts stewardship reviews with customer leadership and brokers. Responds to special customer situations on active sites (e.g., water release, fire, severe weather impacts) with immediate guidance, escalation to internal partners, and post-incident analysis to expedite recovery and prevent recurrence. Designs and delivers customer training programs and toolbox talks for superintendents and trade partners (water intrusion prevention, hot work, crane/rigging awareness, severe weather prep, winterization, theft prevention). Provides checklists, job aids, and program templates to drive adoption at scale across master programs. Trains field and home office colleagues on Builders' Risk exposures, construction means and methods, and service best practices; contributes to guidelines, playbooks, and internal training. Represents the company at customer, broker, and industry events with technical presentations. Identifies opportunities and pilots new tools/technologies (e.g., IoT water sensors, weather alerting, camera analytics) that improve loss outcomes, customer experience, and service efficiency. Designs projects that enhance program results and increase utilization of value-add services customers choose to adopt. Conducts periodic workload and portfolio reviews; prepares specialized customer and program reports summarizing risk trends, service delivery, recommendation closure, and ROI on loss reduction. Demonstrated abilities in leadership, planning, relationship building, consulting, customer service, and communications (particularly presentations, persuasion, and writing) Advanced knowledge of loss prevention principles, practices and core service capabilities as they relate to performance and profitability Demonstrated ability to retrieve and enter information using various proprietary software applications and create/modify documents and spreadsheets using Microsoft Office suite Knowledge and skills required are normally acquired through a bachelor's degree with coursework in math, engineering or related areas (or equivalent), a minimum 8 years relevant experience in Risk Control or progressive safety and health field, and an advanced degree and/or professional certification in one or more of the following areas: CSP, ARM, CRM, CPCU, CIH, or CPE Travel may be required Apply tot his job Apply To this Job