Sr. Risk Control Consultant

Job Description

As the Senior Risk Control Consultant, you will play a key role in supporting The Mutual Group (TMG), Guide One Insurance, and future members by providing comprehensive risk assessment and safety consulting services to large non‑profit, health and human services organizations, educational institutions, and religious facilities with the goal of reducing losses and improving overall risk quality. This role supports underwriting and client service objectives by conducting on‑site evaluations, identifying hazards, recommending controls, and partnering with clients to strengthen risk management practices.

The consultant serves as a technical resource to both internal teams and insureds, delivering detailed analysis of exposures, partners with insureds to implement strong risk management practices tailored to their operations and assisting organizations reduce loss potential while supporting their mission‑driven operations.

Department

Field Underwriting

Work Arrangement

This role is home‑or field position based in the Arizona/Las Vegas, NV areas and requires regular travel for on‑site surveys, combining in‑person facility inspections with remote consultations and virtual meetings, and it also requires the physical ability to access and evaluate buildings, mechanical rooms, and large facilities as needed.

Accountabilities Risk Assessment & Surveys

• Conduct on‑site loss control surveys for non‑profit, education, and religious accounts, evaluating property, liability, and operational exposures.
• Assess conditions such as life‑safety systems, facility maintenance, security practices, playground safety, transportation risks, and special events.
• Identify potential hazards and develop practical, mission‑appropriate risk control recommendations.
• Prepare clear, detailed reports summarizing findings, risk quality, and underwriting considerations.
• Service large accounts by developing ongoing service plans and conducting regular claim‑trend analysis to identify areas for improvement and support comprehensive risk management strategies.

Client Consultation & Support Support Organizations In Developing Or Improving Policies Related To

• Abuse prevention and child protection
• Volunteer management
• Emergency preparedness and crisis response
• Fleet and driver safety
• Facilities and maintenance protocols
• Collaborate with clients to help them implement corrective actions and track progress.

Internal Collaboration

• Work closely with underwriting teams to support account selection, renewal decisions, and risk improvement strategies.
• Communicate survey outcomes, risk insights, and emerging trends to internal stakeholders.

Training & Education

Develop and deliver training for staff, volunteers, and leadership of insured organizations on topics such as:

• General safety awareness
• Fire prevention and life safety
• Abuse prevention and boundary training
• Risk management for schools, camps, and religious facilities
• Conduct webinars, onsite workshops, and/or virtual training sessions as needed.

Program & Resource Development

Contribute to the creation and maintenance of risk management guides, safety checklists, toolkits, and policy templates tailored to the nonprofit, education, and religious sectors.

Stay current on regulatory changes, industry best practices, and emerging risks affecting mission‑based organizations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in risk management, safety, engineering, insurance, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience considered.
• 5+ years of experience in loss control, safety consulting, insurance risk assessment, or facility operations.
• Strong understanding of safety practices, risk assessment techniques, and regulatory requirements.
• Excellent communication, report writing, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently, manage travel, and maintain strong client relationships.
• Valid driver’s license required.
• Experience working with non‑profits, schools, camps, churches, or religious organizations.
• Designations such as ARM, CSP, ASP, CRM, or CFPS preferred.
• Knowledge of life‑safety codes, OSHA requirements, playground standards, and abuse prevention practices.
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills
• Professional…