Willis Towers Watson
Senior Risk Consulting Engineer - Energy
Willis Towers Watson, Emory, Texas, United States, 75440
Senior Risk Consulting Engineer - Energy
Job Description
The RoleWillis Towers Watson is currently seeking to recruit a Senior Energy Risk Consulting Engineer to join our rapidly expanding Asia Risk & Analytics team. The role will involve conducting insurable risk surveys for a wide range of regional clients in and associated with the energy industries including but not limited to oil, gas, chemicals, power, utility, and renewables industries along with providing risk & insurance advisory, risk assessment, data analytics, loss prevention, and technical claims support. The role requires a thorough knowledge of process technology, process safety management, operations and maintenance, risk engineering, fire and life safety systems plus an understanding of project and construction risk management techniques.
Key responsibilities include:
Assess, discuss, and establish strategic Risk & Analytical services and value propositions for energy industry clients and prospects alike.
Arrange detailed Risk & Engineering services through discussions with WTW account teams, clients, and underwriter engineers.
Coordinate and manage the execution of underwriting surveys to the satisfaction of clients and insurers.
Prepare underwriting information and risk profile reports to assist in the placement of client insurance programs. Reports will contain a key understanding of the hazards at facilities and how the management team is controlling/mitigating their impact. Presentation of loss calculations is also required;
Develop risk improvement recommendations that are clear, appropriate, and are fairly balanced between the interests of clients and insurers;
Calculate loss expectancies within company guidelines across a range of industries and insurance lines;
Ensure that all reports and other deliverables are prepared and ready in a timely manner;
Provide technical support to clients and the WTW broking teams across a range of issues relating to good industry practices;
Forensic analysis of industry-related claims to identify the cause and where necessary, lead the technical aspect of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting claims advocates to ensure full and timely settlement.
Maintain all risk management team tracking tools such as schedules and planning spreadsheets;
Maintain technical competency in key industrial sectors and keep up-to-date with risk management developments (attend seminars, review technical publications, etc.);
Represent WTW professionally on business trips and in meetings;
Any other duties commensurate with position or level of responsibility.
Qualifications
The RequirementsDegree (or equivalent) in chemical engineering or related discipline and/or related risk management qualifications and/or relevant professional accreditations. Energy industry experience with a broad range of design, construction, O&M, or risk consulting experience to senior levels within Asia. Preferable with prior training and/or experience in Risk Engineering with specific technical expertise in the energy industry, fire, life safety, and security protection techniques provided by a leading underwriter. Self-starter, with good interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively relate to individuals at all levels - from site technicians up to company CEOs. Proven ability to write detailed reports of a varied technical nature in both English. Prior experience of carrying out energy insurable risk surveys. Experience of working with Process Safety Management, SIL, LOPA, NFPA, ASME, API, and other industry-related codes. Working knowledge of fire protection and detection systems. Knowledge of natural catastrophe risks. Equal Opportunity Employer. Job ID 300002572775479
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Job Description
The RoleWillis Towers Watson is currently seeking to recruit a Senior Energy Risk Consulting Engineer to join our rapidly expanding Asia Risk & Analytics team. The role will involve conducting insurable risk surveys for a wide range of regional clients in and associated with the energy industries including but not limited to oil, gas, chemicals, power, utility, and renewables industries along with providing risk & insurance advisory, risk assessment, data analytics, loss prevention, and technical claims support. The role requires a thorough knowledge of process technology, process safety management, operations and maintenance, risk engineering, fire and life safety systems plus an understanding of project and construction risk management techniques.
Key responsibilities include:
Assess, discuss, and establish strategic Risk & Analytical services and value propositions for energy industry clients and prospects alike.
Arrange detailed Risk & Engineering services through discussions with WTW account teams, clients, and underwriter engineers.
Coordinate and manage the execution of underwriting surveys to the satisfaction of clients and insurers.
Prepare underwriting information and risk profile reports to assist in the placement of client insurance programs. Reports will contain a key understanding of the hazards at facilities and how the management team is controlling/mitigating their impact. Presentation of loss calculations is also required;
Develop risk improvement recommendations that are clear, appropriate, and are fairly balanced between the interests of clients and insurers;
Calculate loss expectancies within company guidelines across a range of industries and insurance lines;
Ensure that all reports and other deliverables are prepared and ready in a timely manner;
Provide technical support to clients and the WTW broking teams across a range of issues relating to good industry practices;
Forensic analysis of industry-related claims to identify the cause and where necessary, lead the technical aspect of the investigation, calling in other expert support and supporting claims advocates to ensure full and timely settlement.
Maintain all risk management team tracking tools such as schedules and planning spreadsheets;
Maintain technical competency in key industrial sectors and keep up-to-date with risk management developments (attend seminars, review technical publications, etc.);
Represent WTW professionally on business trips and in meetings;
Any other duties commensurate with position or level of responsibility.
Qualifications
The RequirementsDegree (or equivalent) in chemical engineering or related discipline and/or related risk management qualifications and/or relevant professional accreditations. Energy industry experience with a broad range of design, construction, O&M, or risk consulting experience to senior levels within Asia. Preferable with prior training and/or experience in Risk Engineering with specific technical expertise in the energy industry, fire, life safety, and security protection techniques provided by a leading underwriter. Self-starter, with good interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively relate to individuals at all levels - from site technicians up to company CEOs. Proven ability to write detailed reports of a varied technical nature in both English. Prior experience of carrying out energy insurable risk surveys. Experience of working with Process Safety Management, SIL, LOPA, NFPA, ASME, API, and other industry-related codes. Working knowledge of fire protection and detection systems. Knowledge of natural catastrophe risks. Equal Opportunity Employer. Job ID 300002572775479
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