Compliance Administrator

Compliance Administrator – Construction
Marin County, CA | Full-Time | $70,000 – $80,000

The Opportunity
Our client is a long-standing heavy civil construction contractor looking for a Compliance Administrator to be the right hand of its Risk Manager. You'll keep insurance, fleet, and safety records airtight and help the company stay ahead of its exposures. You'll work with nearly every department, including field operations, safety, legal, labor relations, estimating, and finance. Most days are spent in the office, with occasional trips to jobsites and industry events.

If you like being the person who knows exactly where every certificate, renewal, and deadline stands, this role is for you.

Your Focus Areas

Insurance & Certificates

• Own the subcontractor and vendor certificate-of-insurance tracking system: flag gaps, chase expirations, and confirm coverage matches contract requirements
• Request and send out the company's own certificates in partnership with its insurance broker
• Keep underwriters informed of higher-risk operations and weather events by staying in sync with field teams on project status and equipment locations
• Help prepare for the yearly insurance renewal, including the broker meeting and related conferences

Fleet & Equipment

• Oversee registrations and renewals for company vehicles and equipment
• Maintain the list of authorized drivers and administer California's DMV Employer Pull Notice (EPN) program
• Prepare state and federal regulatory filings and renewals tied to company equipment

Safety, Claims & Legal Support

• Gather facts, photos, and records during incident investigations
• Help assemble annual OSHA injury and illness logs (300/300A)
• Sit in on quarterly workers' compensation claim reviews and help get ready for related audits
• Pull together documentation for litigation, hearings, and insurer inquiries
• Build the agenda and materials for a monthly safety leadership meeting

Department Operations

• Keep risk department records organized, current, and easy to find
• Take on special projects as the department grows

What You Bring

• 2+ years in risk management, insurance, or compliance, or a bachelor's degree in occupational safety, risk management, business, or a similar field
• Advanced Excel skills and comfort across Microsoft Office
• A sharp eye for detail and the discipline to double-check your work
• Confident, professional communication with internal teams, insurers, and regulators
• Self-direction: you can juggle a heavy workload and set your own priorities
• Integrity and a team-first attitude
• Valid driver's license

Bonus Points

• Background in construction or insurance
• Experience with construction ERP or mobile field software
• Scripting skills (Python, VBA) for automating reports and trackers

Physical Requirements

Expect a mix of office time and field visits. On site, you'll deal with noise, weather, stairs, and uneven surfaces, and you'll occasionally carry up to 25 lbs.