Risk Manager (Construction Landscape Industry)

Risk Identification & Assessment

Conduct jobsite visits, audits, and inspections to identify operational, safety, environmental, and financial risks.
Review project plans, contracts, and subcontractor agreements to evaluate liability exposure, compliance risks, and scope concerns.
Assess risks associated with equipment operation, weather conditions, workforce practices, and project execution.

Risk Mitigation & Strategy

Develop and implement effective risk mitigation strategies, corrective actions, and operational controls.
Collaborate with Operations, Human Resources, and Project Management teams to integrate risk and safety procedures into daily operations.
Establish and maintain business continuity and incident response plans to reduce operational disruptions.

Insurance & Claims Management

Administer the company’s insurance programs, including:
General Liability
Workers’ Compensation
Commercial Auto
Property Coverage
Coverage analysis over claims and renewals.
Coordinate with brokers and insurance carriers.
Oversee the claims process from incident reporting through resolution and trend tracking.
Maintain accurate insurance certificates and documentation.
Manage and monitor OCIP claims processes and reporting requirements.

Promotion & Communication

Prepare risk reports, dashboards, safety metrics, and trend analyses for senior leadership.
Communicate findings, recommendations, and policy updates to project managers, supervisors, and stakeholders.
Prepare reports, meeting minutes, videos, Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), and supporting materials for monthly Steering Committee meetings.

Reporting & Communication

Serve as a trusted advisor to leadership on all risk-related matters.

Policy Development

Develop, implement, and maintain the company’s Injury Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)
Create and enforce company-wide safety and risk management policies aligned with OSHA and regulatory standards.
Create standardized procedures and best practices across all operations.
Ensure all safety programs, procedures, and policies are reviewed and updated annually for compliance with OSHA, state, and federal regulations.