Remote Property Loss Control Analyst — Fire Protection

Starrcompanies; United States; Remote; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Starr Insurance Companies is seeking a Property Loss Control Analyst for a remote role with occasional visits to offices in Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas. You will review underwriting submittals and engineering reports, and perform local loss control surveys to support the Middle Market Team.

Ideal candidates hold a B.S. in an engineering discipline (fire protection preferred), have knowledge of NFPA standards, and can work independently with underwriting staff to assess

Qualifications

• Understanding sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems, process hazards, and property loss control issues.
• Proficiency with Word and Excel for reporting and documentation.
• Knowledge of loss prevention codes (NFPA, FM, API, ASME) and industry practices.
• Ability to work independently and with underwriters to manage multiple tasks.

Responsibilities

• Desktop reviews of underwriting submittals, engineering reports, and COPE information.
• Setting up and conducting phone surveys for prospective accounts.
• Completing building and sprinkler protection plan reviews.
• Provide guidance to underwriting staff regarding risk quality/insurability.
• Quoting inspections and jurisdictional services as needed.
• Completing local property loss control site surveys as necessary.

Skills

Sprinkler systems

Fire alarm systems

Process hazards

Property loss control

Independent work

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering (fire protection preferred)

Tools

Word

Excel

Job description

Starr Insurance Companies is seeking a Property Loss Control Analyst for a remote role with occasional visits to offices in Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas. You will review underwriting submittals and engineering reports, and perform local loss control surveys to support the Middle Market Team.

Ideal candidates hold a B.S. in an engineering discipline (fire protection preferred), have knowledge of NFPA standards, and can work independently with underwriting staff to assess