Loss Control Specialist

The Loss Control Specialist plays a critical role in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to prevent losses within the organization. This position works closely with operational teams to analyze potential hazards and implement effective strategies for risk management. By conducting audits and training staff on safety protocols, the specialist contributes to the organization's overall safety culture and financial performance. Aligning with broader risk management teams, this role supports continuous improvement initiatives that protect assets and reduce liabilities.

• •Risk Assessment Conducting

  Perform detailed risk assessments by inspecting properties, facilities, and operations to identify potential hazards and vulnerabilities that could result in financial losses or liability.

• •Safety Program Development

  Design and implement comprehensive safety programs and procedures aimed at minimizing risks, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations, and promoting a culture of safety.

• •Loss Control Reporting

  Prepare detailed loss control reports, including findings and recommendations, to inform stakeholders of potential risks and provide guidance on mitigating strategies and corrective actions.

• •Training and Mentoring

  Develop and deliver training programs for employees and management on loss prevention techniques, safety protocols, and risk mitigation strategies to enhance organizational awareness and preparedness.

• •Incident Investigation

  Lead investigations into incidents and near misses to determine root causes, evaluate current processes, and recommend improvements to prevent recurrence and enhance safety measures.

• •Data Analysis and Reporting

  Analyze loss data trends to identify high-risk areas, monitor key performance indicators, and use insights to inform strategic decision-making and optimize risk management processes.

• •Regulatory Compliance Oversight

  Ensure organizational compliance with relevant insurance, safety, and industry regulations by staying updated on changes and implementing necessary adjustments to policies and procedures.

• •Bachelor's degree in Risk Management, Safety, or related field.
• •3+ years of experience in loss control, risk assessment, or safety management.
• •Strong analytical skills with the ability to identify and mitigate potential risks.
• •Excellent communication and training skills to effectively engage staff.