Vice President of Risk Management & Insurance
$160,000.00 - $220,000.00
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Posted 34 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000.00 - $220,000.00
About the role
- Provide executive leadership and strategic direction for Risk Management, Insurance, and Claims functions across the organization.
- Set strategy for corporate insurance programs, including property, casualty, professional liability, and surety and bonding, and for broker, carrier, and underwriter relationships that secure competitive terms and coverage.
- Set strategy for Owner-Controlled and Contractor-Controlled Insurance Programs (OCIP/CCIP), including when they apply to projects.
- Oversee the company's captive insurance program, including governance, funding, and coordination across operating companies within the holding company structure.
- Partner with Operations and Preconstruction leadership to establish project-specific insurance requirements, default risk strategies, and risk allocation approaches.
- Set claims strategy and escalation protocols that drive efficient resolution and minimize losses across the portfolio.
- Direct the analysis of loss trends and claims data to identify risk exposure and shape mitigation strategy.
- Establish and continuously improve the enterprise risk management framework, standards, policies, and best practices across risk, insurance, and claims functions.
- Advise executive leadership on emerging risks, market conditions, and regulatory changes affecting insurance, risk exposure, and the construction insurance and surety markets.
- Shape contract risk transfer strategy, including certificate of insurance compliance and contractual risk transfer requirements, in partnership with Legal, Safety, Preconstruction, and Finance.
- Oversee the subcontractor default insurance (SDI) program
- Develop and present risk management reports, loss forecasts, and insurance program summaries to executive leadership and the board as needed.
- Set departmental budget strategy, premium forecasting, and cost allocation across business units.
- Shape talent strategy for the risk management function, building a high-performing team through mentorship, training, and career development.
- Champion the adoption of risk management technology, analytics, and AI-assisted tools to improve risk identification and program efficiency.
- Represent the company at industry organizations and events related to risk management, insurance, and surety.
- Serve on corporate committees and contribute to organizational improvement initiatives.
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