Risk Engineer

The role of a Risk Engineer involves conducting risk assessments, insurance-related site surveys, and project reviews for clients and prospects. Additionally, the position requires conducting fire and life safety assessments, health and safety assessments, and evaluating a variety of commercial establishments such as office spaces, warehouses, hospitality and hospital buildings, and manufacturing occupancies. Key responsibilities include accurately quantifying exposures at client locations, analyzing damage to physical property and its impact on the business, evaluating in-house loss prevention procedures, obtaining client agreement on hazards and exposures, and supporting the broking team in placing risks in domestic and international insurance markets. The role also includes designing and managing training programs for clients, budgeting, and delivering assigned work and consultancy. Special skills required for this role include familiarity with local market needs, knowledge of safety standards such as NBC, IS standards, and international standards like OHSAS and NFPA. Basic knowledge of safety-related products and good communication skills are essential. IT literacy, efficient time management, and the ability to work with minimal supervision are also important. Qualifications sought for this position include a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (B.E. or B-Tech) preferably in mechanical, electrical, or chemical fields, along with relevant work experience. The role may involve travel, both domestically and internationally, for approximately 60-80 days per year.,