Your Tasks
- The department is responsible for Property worldwide, with 9 regional managers and approx. 140 Risk Engineers "Property"
- Development / enhancement of global risk assessment tools for Risk Engineers, ensuring efficient workflows
- Technical support for all Risk Engineers worldwide, enabling high-quality risk assessments and consulting services
- Preparation of technical notes for loss prevention  and Risk Engineering Guidelines
- Close cooperation with Underwriting "Property" and Claims "Property"
- Alignment of KPI and services with underwriting - PML, NLE, discounts, NatCat scores, ....
- Global resource and capacity planning, ensuring optimal deployment of engineering expertise across regions
- HRC Academy - technical training of all Property Engineers globally.
- Global coordination of survey planning, including process design and execution support
- Coordination and execution of quality audits globally
Your Profile
- University degree in Engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, or related disciplines)
- Proven international experience in risk consulting, with a strong focus on property insurance and industrial risk
- Extensive hands-on experience in loss prevention, including conducting risk surveys and technical discussions with industrial clients—ideally within corporate groups and large-scale industrial operations
- Strong expertise in property risk assessment, particularly for severe risks with high loss potential
- In-depth knowledge of global property loss prevention standards, methodologies, and best practices
- Understanding of AI applications and their implementation in risk engineering
- Demonstrated ability to lead and coordinate a global team of Risk Engineers
- Team-oriented mindset with experience working in international and cross-functional teams
- Strong communication skills—verbal and written—to lead discussions, influence stakeholders, and represent the Risk Engineering function globally
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Flexible working hours |
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Health management |
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Mobile working |
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Further training |
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