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None.
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Reviews claims history of workers' compensation clients.
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Discusses with underwriter the client's physical plant and type of operation.
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Visits plant to perform a job hazard and plant hazard analysis. Discusses with management their safety concerns and plans for eliminating hazards and improving safety record.
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Assists client in investigation of workplace accidents as requested.
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Prepares a thorough report and makes recommendations for developing a comprehensive loss prevention program.
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Makes recommendations for improvements in worker training.
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Observes workers for indications of ergonomic problems. Offers suggestions to relieve stresses and may suggest a full study by an ergonomist.
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Provides literature that addresses frequent causes of workplace accidents.
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Continues to review claims and may recommend further changes as needed.
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Ability to communicate effectively and tactfully with others to make recommendations.
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Bachelor's degree in safety engineering, risk management or related field.
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Successful completion of company course on workers' compensation underwriting.
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At least 1 year of experience in the safety field.
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Valid driver's license to travel to clients' facilities.
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Manual dexterity sufficient to prepare computer reports describing clients' operations.
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Physical ability to walk over rough terrain if necessary to view clients' operations.
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Visual acuity (as corrected) as needed for driver's license and to observe operations during plant tours.
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