Field Representative-Insurance Inspections-Multiple US Territories Open

Drive Your Career Forward as a Verisk Field Representative

Looking for a career that takes you beyond the desk? Join Verisk and enjoy the freedom of the road with a company vehicle, flexible scheduling, and competitive salary plus bonus opportunities.

As a Verisk Field Representative, you'll evaluate commercial properties for insurance underwriting, risk assessment, and loss prevention purposes. Every day is different as you visit a wide variety of businesses, inspect properties, and provide valuable insights that help insurers make informed underwriting decisions.

If you're self-motivated, enjoy being in the field, and want a career that combines independence, investigation, and problem-solving, this is the opportunity for you. Every inspection tells a story, and you'll have a front-row seat to businesses of all shapes and sizes while helping insurers make smarter decisions.

Multiple territory openings throughout the US. Must live within the territory.

Responsibilities

About the Day-to-Day Responsibilities of the Role

As a Verisk Field Representative you will:

• Schedule and conduct on-site visits and complete appropriate reports for our customers to evaluate risk. Identify different business operations, construction materials, fire protection systems, safety measures and develop recommendations pertaining to safety and loss control.
• Professionally represent Verisk and our customers via phone, in person and in written correspondence.
• Execute on our data quality commitment using your eye for detail and communication skills in completing accurate and customer-centric reports.

Benefits

• Fully paid training, mentoring and continuous development.
• Company furnished computer hardware, software, and phone.
• Fleet vehicle, gas card and maintenance card.
• Equipping our team with the specific knowledge and tools needed to deliver excellent products is just one part of setting up our employees for success.

Qualifications

About You and How You Can Excel in this Role

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent related experience; preferred fields of study or experience may include Risk Management and Insurance, Construction Management, Property and Liability Insurance, Safety.
• Preferred experience may include insurance loss control, underwriting or claims; commercial building construction, compliance or other property inspections; fire safety and industrial safety occupations.
• Excellent customer service and verbal and written communication skills. Ability to write concise and informative reports to quality standards.
• Strong proficiency with technology, laptops, mobile devices, MS Office suite and mobile applications. Working aptitude for functional math measures of square feet, perimeter, and percentages.
• Self-motivated planning and goal setting skills, resulting in effective and consistent work habits. You can efficiently route, schedule, document and conduct site visits for optimal use of time, all with minimal direct supervision.
• Record and observe specific details and measurements, gather data, map and travel to and from all sites. Job involves working in various environments and weather conditions; walking, standing, climbing stairs, driving for time periods required to complete work assignments; occasional use of ladders.
• Professional designations such as CFPS, CSP, ARM, ALCM, NFPA, or CPCU are advantageous.