Safety and Loss Control Consultant

The salary range for this job posting is $77,450.00 - $ annually + bonus + benefits.

This role will work remote. Ideal candidates will have experience with Package, Auto and Workers' Compensation and reside in Eastern Tennessee. However, we will consider candidates who reside in Middle Tennessee. We may hire a senior level and the listed salary range is inclusive of both the non senior and senior level. A company vehicle will be provided for this role.

The position will report to a Director, Safety and Loss Control.

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The Safety and Loss Control Consultant conducts loss analysis and research prior to conducting on-site occupational safety and loss prevention surveys to assess the policy holder's safety efforts and to detect occupational safety hazards to employees. The consultant prepares and submits reports of findings to management and makes recommendations to management to correct hazards and safety and loss control program needs.

This position also participates in management training programs; researches literature, laws, standards and technical developments in the field of safety and loss control and provides the Underwriting Department with risk assessments in support of underwriting determinations.

• Nonessential function: other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university required. Preferably in safety, industrial hygiene, engineering or related field.
• Preference may be given to applicants with master's degree in Safety or Industrial Hygiene from an accredited college or university.
• Preference may be given to applicants with two years of full-time or equivalent part-time paid occupational safety management or occupational safety management consulting experience in industry or insurance.
• Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certification as an Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Associated Safety Professional (ASP) are preferred.
• Knowledge of the various core elements within the occupational safety and industrial hygiene process.
• Knowledge of effective safety program management.
• Knowledge of risk management as it relates to safety and industrial hygiene as an overall function of business in planning, leading, and directing its operations.
• Knowledge of workers' compensation laws, policies and rules, as well as understanding of the principles of insurance and risk management.
• Basic understanding of guaranteed cost, deductibles, retrospective rating plans and the impact of accident prevention on each plan.
• Knowledge of rating systems, methods of calculating experience modification factors and the elements of each formula.
• Understanding of the U.S. Department of Labor…