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Associate Risk Control Consultant

Posted 27 days ago

locktonHouston (TX)

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About the role

Responsibilities: Support key client accounts by helping identify and reduce risk exposures
Assist with client consultations focused on loss prevention, safety, and risk analysis Analyze client losses to identify trends, root causes, and improvement opportunities Participate in on-site assessments of client locations, operations, equipment, and safety practices Prepare professional reports that identify hazards, operational risks, and underwriting concerns Develop practical, actionable recommendations to improve client safety performance and operations Support compliance efforts related to safety regulations and risk control standards Stay current on emerging risk control trends, regulations, and industry best practices Travel domestically for client meetings, site visits, and training (approximately 5–10 days per month) Assist with special projects and additional responsibilities as assigned by leadership
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree completed within the last six months
Internship or prior experience in safety, engineering, insurance, or a related field (preferred) Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to interact professionally with clients and colleagues at all levels Solid technical proficiency, including Microsoft Office (Excel experience for data analysis strongly preferred) Strong organizational, time‑management, and attention‑to‑detail skills Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information with professionalism Demonstrated work ethic, positive attitude, and eagerness to develop new skills Legal authorization to work in the United States

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