Loss Control Consultant

Responsibilities

• Conduct onsite, virtual, and telephonic risk evaluations for Workers’ Compensation accounts
• Identify workplace hazards, unsafe practices, and operational risks that could lead to employee injuries
• Analyze OSHA 300 logs, claims history, and related data to identify trends and loss drivers
• Perform job hazard analyses, ergonomic reviews, and root cause investigations
• Understand exposures across industries such as construction, manufacturing, healthcare, trucking, hospitality, and agriculture
• Apply relevant standards (OSHA, DOT/FMCSA, Cal/OSHA, MSHA) during evaluations
• When needed, assess basic Property and General Liability exposures on multi-line accounts
• Build strong partnerships with clients and internal teams
• Translate evaluation findings into actionable, prioritized, and time-bound recommendations for the policyholder and underwriters
• Work directly with policyholders to build, improve, or refine safety plans and basic loss prevention practices appropriate for their operations
• Partner with underwriting and territory managers to identify safety issues and demonstrate service capabilities for new business acquisitions and renewals
• Provide actionable oversight of Loss Control inspection vendors, including quality review of vendor work and reports to ensure standards are met
• Support broader loss control efforts such as targeted safety communications, educational outreach, or loss control campaigns addressing common loss drivers across the Workers’ Compensation book
• Provide input on recurring trends and exposures to help inform proactive, book-level loss prevention initiatives

Qualifications

• 5+ years of Workers’ Compensation loss control or safety experience with an insurance carrier
• Knowledge of workplace hazards, injury trends, and OSHA requirements
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to apply sound judgement when evaluating risk
• Bachelor’s degree in Safety, Risk Management, Occupational Health, or a related field
• Valid driver's license with ability to travel for onsite surveys as needed
• Safety or insurance designations (ASP, ARM, CSP) preferred