Casualty Risk Control Consultant - Construction and Infrastructure

Risk Consultant

As part of an industry-leading team, you will help empower results for our clients by delivering innovative and effective solutions supporting our clients throughout North America with Risk Consultant work. Job responsibilities include performing diagnostic loss analyses and qualitative reviews to identify trends and financial improvement impact for our clients. Conduct risk assessments and safety training via client interface with a focus on operational improvement, financial exposure mitigation and injury prevention. Develop and implement risk management and injury prevention strategies to support and fulfill strategic and tactical plans to control risk related costs. Prepare Statements of Work and/or proposals articulating service scopes, pricing and deliverables. Use project management skills to assure goals and objectives are appropriate and aligned with services delivered to exceed client expectations. Deliver onsite visit and project reports summarizing services delivered and measurable results achieved. Work collaboratively with internal and external teams including casualty claims staff, insurance carrier representatives where appropriate and Aon Account Executives. Support Aon offices in business development by rapidly gaining an understanding of client needs, Casualty Risk Control service offerings; and articulating conceptual strategies and Aon resources to appropriately control exposures and costs. Areas of focus include Workers' Compensation/Occupational Safety, Regulatory compliance, injury prevention, best management practices, construction safety and general liability exposures.

Skills required include technical skills in addressing client loss drivers and exposure potential from an operational standpoint including safety/ergonomic program development, training, and assessment processes specific to all types of construction activities. Proficiency in computer applications and data management tools (e.g., Microsoft Office applications). Project management experience with understanding and application of pre and post loss management consulting, including occupational and fleet safety experience (regulated and non-regulated). Ability to interpret a variety of data (claim information, statistics, etc.) to create client-facing, strategic and tactical improvement plans. Capacity to evaluate complex circumstances and adapt in "real time" as situations and others' opinions evolve. Capacity to work effectively on multiple tasks at any given time with minimal supervision and meet expected deadlines. Possess exceptional writing and presentation skills.

Travel: Approximately 30-35% overnight travel. Education preferred: Bachelor of Science/Art in Safety, Occupational Health, Engineering or related technical major. Minimum work experience required: Five or more years in Safety Management, Safety Consulting or risk management working primarily within the Construction vertical.