Risk Advisor | Property and Casualty

Risk Identification & Assessment

• →Identify and evaluate risks across Property and Casualty accounts
• →Carry out detailed COPE (Construction, Occupancy, Protection, and Exposure) assessments
• →Recognize hazards in buildings, facilities, equipment, and operations
• →Estimate potential losses based on the hazards and exposures identified

Technical Advisory & Reporting

• →Provide technical input to support underwriting, placement, and account decisions
• →Prepare clear, well-organized risk assessment and survey reports
• →Suggest practical ways to reduce, control, or manage identified risks
• →Explain technical findings in simple terms to account teams and clients

Analysis & Problem-Solving

• →Review technical documents, plans, and site information to understand each risk
• →Analyze complex situations and recommend sound, practical solutions
• →Keep accurate records of assessments, findings, and recommendations

Continuous Learning

• →Stay up to date with industry trends, standards, and best practices in risk engineering
• →Keep growing your technical knowledge as new risks and technologies emerge

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, or any related field
• A professional engineering license is an advantage
• Strong engineering and risk assessment knowledge
• Able to conduct detailed COPE assessments
• Knowledge of hazard identification and loss estimation
• Detail-oriented with excellent problem-solving skills
• Strong analytical, report-writing, and communication skills
• Willing to keep learning and stay current with industry trends