AIGProperty & Process Risk Engineer
Jul. 2015 - Dec. 2018Houston/DallasSuccessfully completed risk engineering projects for over 160 clients with a combined business portfolio of well over $1 billion USD. • Project Initiation: Once the commission for the project is received from the Account Engineer, the Risk Engineer initiates contact with the broker, and/or the client to begin coordination of the project. This includes scheduling for the site visits, requests for documentation & records, property & process information. • Project Planning: Risk Engineers must plan effectively using the documents and information sourced from the client, technical documents, industry research, and engineering programs. To maximize time and minimize negative impact of site productivity, it is paramount that probable risk exposures in the business process and property are determined ahead of time. Furthermore, proper planning ensures that key personnel and resources are deployed effectively. • Project Execution, Monitoring & Control: Execution occurs at the site or multiple sites for multiple days. It begins with a client conference that is usually attended by multiple stakeholders such as the Broker, C-Suite Executives, Management Personnel, Public Service Personnel, Account Engineers, and Underwriters. The Risk Engineer conducts an initial meeting to inform the stakeholders of the Project Scope, and then fill in gaps in information before inspecting the site, conducting interviews, and reviewing documents. • Project Closure: The engineer holds a final conference at the conclusion of the location survey to inform the stakeholders of the findings, and next steps. The final product is a comprehensive market report that include findings as well as Risk Recommendations which have been determined by the engineer to mitigate found risks after and care cost to benefit analysis.