Loss Control Specialist - Baton Rouge, LA

My client needs a loss control specialist that has a strong focus on  trucking and transportation.  Ideally this person will have a strong OSHA background and understand the finer points of work comp.  At the end of the day they just need to be a really strong safety person that understands wheels.  

Our client is an important part of the independent agency community in south Louisiana. Over the years the agency has built an excellent reputation within the transportation community and insures many large fleets that operate throughout the United States.  As factors continue to change for these clients the need for risk management expertise remains critical to the agency's sales success.  In this position, Loss Control Specialist, you'll address safety issues of the agency's trucking clients.  You will be involved in safety training, program implementation and compliance monitoring.  This position may also take on a large portion of the OSHA training seminars the agency puts on with clients.

Loss Control Specialist Responsibilities:
You act as a partner alongside transportation executives and safety managers to observe the work culture, identify hazards to their property and employees and make recommendations on plans to mitigate claims.
You'll create, implement and monitor safety programs that will comply with state regulations and reduce general liability, property, auto liability and work comp claims.
You'll facilitate driver training sessions and make sure the trucking companies are compliant with state and federal DOT.
You'll help educate clients on OSHA standards, develop programs for accident reporting and prevention, risk management mediation techniques and how to analyze loss history.

Loss Control Specialist Qualifications:
At least three (3) years experience in an occupational safety, risk management or insurance risk management.
Detailed knowledge of transportation issues particularly in driver training, DOT, FMCSA and OSHA requirements necessary.
Bachelor's degree preferred and industry certifications.
Experience as a teacher or safety trainer is highly desired.
Some travel involved.

Please contact Scott Thompson for immediate confidential consideration and additional details.  Email:  sthompson@insurance-csg.com  Phone:  515-987-0242 x455  Fax 515-987-0004  See our website at, www.csgrecruiting.com/ins_opportunities.htm for a complete listing of nationwide opportunities

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Corporate Loss Control Manager - Greenville, SC

This is a really awesome and unique role.  My client is a well respected carrier that is looking for a really strong loss control manager.  They are an organization that has never had a loss control program and are looking for a seasoned manager that can develop the program soup to nuts.  To clarify they are not looking for a field person, rather they are looking for someone that has a strong home office background that knows how to build and manage a staff and create processes and procedures.  They will pay very competitively for this and assist with relocation.

Corporate Loss Control Manager
This position is a unique opportunity for an innovative and driven risk management professional to establish a new loss control division.  Our client has never before had in-house loss control services, so this position is the ground floor expansion tied to other innovative changes the company is making in commercial insurance underwriting, claims and product innovation.  The company is a reputable commercial insurer focused in the transportation industry.  Most importantly this position, Corporate Loss Control Manager, ensures that high quality loss prevention services are available to the company's agents and insureds particularly on fleet auto risks.  It also works closely with home office underwriting and claims to make recommendations and/or adjustments that improve the profitability of the company.

Corporate Loss Control Manager Responsibilities:
Marketing- coordinates branding and implementation efforts with underwriting, claims and sales for internal and external partners; continue demonstrating the company's expertise in the commercial insurance transportation arena.
Account Management- create useful loss control tools from writing manuals to creating execution in the field; monitor the effectiveness of the program's delivery and risk mitigation.
Management- Set up the company's internal infrastructure, from reporting and Best Practices techniques to communication with other business units to the initial advertising about loss control resources to agents.

Corporate Loss Control Manager Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree is required.
Extensive education is required in safety, risk management, industrial hygiene and commercial auto regulations (OSHA, DOT, etc.).
At least five years of corporate, home office loss control management experience; commercial auto or related transportation experience is helpful but not required.
A good deal of claims and vendor management experience; ability to understand avoidance of repeat claims issues and maximizing vendor usage.
Business development and marketing minded; can visit on-site with insureds and agents as a representative of the company.

Please contact Scott Thompson for immediate confidential consideration and additional details.  Email:  sthompson@insurance-csg.com  Phone:  515-216-5455. See our website at, www.csgrecruiting.com/ins_opportunities.htm for a complete listing of nationwide opportunities.

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Three Loss Control Positions in the Midwest - Illinois & Iowa

I'm working with a client looking for three people with loss control experience in the Midwest.  Our client focuses on writing strong main street commercial business.  They have opportunities for a loss control manager in Peoria, and loss control reps in Chicago and Dubuque or Davenport.  Job descriptions are below:

Loss Control Manager - Peoria, IL

Since the early 1900's our client has risen to become one of the country’s most successful insurance providers. They are financially strong with an Excellent AM Best rating. Our client is seeking a Loss Control Manager to handle their commercial business accounts.

Loss Control Manager Responsibilities:
Hiring and managing all Loss Control personnel.
Conducting routine audits.
Inspecting small to mid-size commercial accounts, such as light manufacturing, retail establishments, restaurants, motel, and related exposures.

Loss Control Manager Requirements:
Five plus years experience in loss control operations, primarily with small and mid-size accounts.
Loss control leadership experience.
CSP designation preferred along with Bachelors degree in Safety engineering or related field.
Must have strong background in both property and liability analysis.
This position and the department have plans for future expansion and will need individual with strong organization and development skills.
Experience building a loss control department from the ground up required.
Minimal travel.


Loss Control Reps - Dubuque, IA; Davenport, IA; Chicago, IL

Since the early 1900's our client has risen to become one of the country’s most successful insurance providers. They are financially strong with an Excellent AM Best rating. Our client is seeking a Loss Control Representative to handle their commercial business accounts in eastern Iowa. In this role you will provide a high level of loss control service to assist customers in loss reduction and loss avoidance.  Provide Underwriting Department with account information to enable them to properly price and select accounts.  Assist sales agents in obtaining and retaining quality accounts.

Loss Control Representative Responsibilities:
Provides loss control services to customers by conducting safety surveys, analyzing risk experience, and assisting insureds in improving loss control programs.
Works with customer’s management to provide comprehensive and sophisticated loss control consultative services.
Consults with customers on ways to control hazards in order to reduce or prevent losses and influences customers to implement recommendations.
Provides underwriting with technical loss control survey reports and recommendations that will enable them to properly select and price accounts.
Maintains effective relationships with sales agents, underwriting, and claims.

Loss Control Representative Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in safety management, occupational safety, or related field.
3+ years of experience in loss control, risk management, or occupational safety.
Possess a strong understanding of Property and Casualty insurance.
Demonstrated success in providing training presentations for large groups.

Please contact Scott Thompson for immediate confidential consideration and additional details.  Email:  sthompson@insurance-csg.com  Phone:  515-987-0242 ext 17. See our website at, www.csgrecruiting.com/ins_opportunities.htm for a complete listing of nationwide opportunities.

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