Perform insurance servicing & underwriting activities on existing accounts & for underwriting of new business.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering, Risk Management or related field, & 2 years of experience in any job title/occupation/position involving servicing or underwriting large property accounts in the insurance or reinsurance industries.
Specific Experience Requirements:
2 years of experience with each of the following:
- Chemical industry processes including fire & explosion risk hazards
- Property insurance & forms
- Financial statements
- General loss prevention engineering terms & concepts
- MS Office (Word, Outlook, PowerPoint & Excel)
- Risk identification & quantification, including interdependencies & business impact
- Evaluating natural hazards & associated fire perils hazards
- Providing clients with customized engineered protection solutions to minimize exposures
- Prioritizing exposures on a case basis
- Classifying facilities by insurance requirements as highly protected risk or non-highly protected risk
Additional Requirements:
Up to 40% domestic & international travel required.
Application Instructions:
To apply visit https://www.careersatfm.com/, job ID# 2025-15618
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