Retail Loss Prevention Auditor jobs in Montana

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Federated Rural Electric Insurance Exchange is searching for a Safety and Loss Prevention Consultant. This individual will be responsible for the territory comprised of Montana, Wyoming and part of western Idaho.

The individual will be required to live somewhere within the territory, ideally in the central portion.

General Summary :

Conducts loss prevention assessments and prepares written recommendations for insured and assigned systems. Provides training to field staff.

Provides training to insured systems and to employees of assigned systems. Develops safety and loss prevention programs as appropriate.

Essential Job Functions :

1. Conducts loss prevention assessments of assigned systems in order to identify potential property and liability exposures.

Provides written recommendations to insured systems to assist in reducing losses. Forwards appropriate information to Safety and Loss Prevention Manager.

2. Works with the Safety and Loss Prevention Manager to develop Safety and Loss Prevention programs for insured systems to assist in reducing claims.

3. Works with the Safety and Loss Prevention Manager to develop goals and objectives for short and long term operations. Assists Manager in developing reports and correspondence for assigned systems, management, and other departments that require loss prevention information.

Maintain daily communications with Manager for messages and information.

4. Communicates bi-annually with statewide contacts regarding trends within each state. Participate as directed by S&LP Manager in statewide functions and present programs of special emphasis as needed.

5. Participate in Rural Electric Safety Achievement Program when necessary.

6. Promote business for the company through personal contacts with members of the rural electric community.

7. Prepare and submit call reports and expense reports weekly.

8. *Performs other duties as assigned by management.

These tasks do not meet the Americans with Disabilities Act definition of essential job functions and usually less than 5% of time spent.

However, these tasks still constitute important performance aspects of the job.

Direct Reports : None

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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities :

Knowledge of loss and risk control principles.

Knowledge of electric utilities operations.

Knowledge of federal OSHA regulations.

Knowledge of company products, services, policies, and procedures.

Knowledge of general office practices. Skill in oral and written communication.

Skill in operating such office equipment as personal computer, Internet, e-mail, etc.

Skill in providing effective new employee training programs.

Ability to communicate with co-workers and customers in a professional manner.

Ability to maintain flexibility and responsiveness when faced with multiple work tasks, emergency situations, and other stressful situations.

Ability to make sound decisions using information at hand.

Education and Experience :

A minimum of 5 years of experience in a journeyman lineman / operations position in an electric utility is required.

Electric utility safety experience is a plus.

A bachelor's degree in safety management, loss prevention, or risk control or equivalent is also a plus.

Last updated : 2024-06-01