Contribute to the development of technical risk engineering guidelines, bulletins, processes, and tools
Maintain current industry knowledge of losses and research of new technologies and emerging risks
Assist with complex technical property questions and plan reviews
Conduct research for technical issues where there is limited or no industry guidance
Lead training and development within risk engineering, underwriting, and external clients and organizations
Manage training enrollment and participation records
Manage the training and technical guideline libraries
Maintain and provide oversight of the development of risk engineering tools
Participate in external technical and industry groups (NFPA, CFPS, etc.)

Bachelor’s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics or equivalent industry knowledge
Minimum fifteen (15) years of highly protected risk, specialized industry and/or boiler and machinery field experience
Knowledge of a wide range of commercial property occupancies, including light hazard and heavy industrial occupancies
Strong communication skills-both oral and written
Ability/willingness to travel to client and account meetings as well as technical conferences on occasion as requested
Professional Engineer, Certified Fire Protection Specialist Designation, or similar (desired but not required)
Ability to perform reviews of buildings and other structures
Ability to read risk reports, construction drawings, diagrams, printed materials
Familiarity with NFPA, FM, and other industry standards

Comprehensive benefits package focused on health, wellbeing, and financial security
Opportunities for professional development and continuous learning
Volunteer Time Off and Matching Grants Programs

Global Technical Engineering Specialist – Property

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