Risk Coordinator

Vsc-Fire-; Richmond (VA); Hybrid; USD 37,195,000 - 50,971,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation and holidays

Medical, dental and vision insurance

Health Savings Account (HSA) or FSA

Company paid life insurance

Company paid long term disability

Bonus for referring new employees

Parental leave for full-time employees

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Training and advancement opportunities

Job summary

VSC Fire & Security Corporate is seeking a Risk Coordinator to support risk, compliance, and fleet-related activities from our Richmond area office. The role offers in-office work with the potential to work one day per week remotely, and a compensation range based on experience.

The successful candidate will manage fuel and toll programs, vehicle registrations, MVR monitoring, and insurance policy alignment, while maintaining meticulous records and communicating across HR, divisions, and field

Qualifications

• Attention to detail for recordkeeping and compliance.
• Ability to multi-task and prioritize tasks in a fast-paced setting.
• Knowledge of fleet and/or transportation-related principles is preferred.
• Familiarity with auto, workers’ compensation and other commercial insurance policies.

Responsibilities

• Manage all aspects of the Fuel Card program including ordering, replacing, and troubleshooting.
• Report fuel card transactions to the Divisions and train drivers on the fuel program.
• Handle toll transponders, including ordering, managing and processing incidents.
• Ensure vehicle registrations and title work are completed for all fleet vehicles.
• Monitor and report MVRs, driver training, and HR pre-hire eligibility.
• Maintain fleet dashcams inventory and coordinate equipment ordering and installation.

Skills

Multi-tasking

Attention to detail

Fleet/transport knowledge

Insurance policy knowledge

MS Office (Excel)

Communication

Independent work

Customer service

Organizational skills

Tools

MS Office Suite

Excel

Job description

VSC Fire & Security delivers integrated, cutting-edge fire protection, life safety and security solutions, including fire suppression and detection systems, fire sprinklers, alarms and security systems.

The company was founded in 1958 on quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service, with integrity and reliability at the center of everything we do. As the premier provider of fire protection and life-safety solutions across the Southeast, VSC Fire & Security provides every customer with comprehensive solutions through outstanding design, efficient installation, reliable service and repair, and thorough inspections.

VSC Fire & Security Corporate is seeking candidates for the position of Risk Coordinator.

This position is an in office position with the potential to work 1 day a week remote.

What we offer:

• Excellent pay $27.00 - $37.00 based on experience


• Paid vacation and company holidays


• Medical, dental and vision insurance options for you and your family


• Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA)


• Company paid life insurance for full time employees


• Company paid long term disability insurance


• Bonus for referring new employees


• Parental leave for full-time employees


• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)


• Opportunities for training and advancement

What you need:

• Ability to multi-task and manage time to prioritize tasks.


• Demonstrated attention to detail for recordkeeping and compliance.


• Preferred knowledge of fleet and/or transportation-related principles.


• Knowledge of auto, workers’ compensation, and other commercial business insurance policies.


• Must be people-oriented with the ability to work cross functionally with field employees.


• Ability to work efficiently in MS Office Suite, specifically Excel.


• Ability to communicate well via phone, email and video conferencing.


• Ability to work independently as well as with a team.


• Exceptional customer service and organizational skills are required.

What you will do:

• Handle all aspects of the Fuel Card program including ordering, replacing, terminating, and troubleshooting inoperable cards. This also includes creating, issuing and cancelling fuel pins.


• Reporting fuel card transactions to the Divisions.


• Training of drivers on the fuel program.


• Responsible for all aspects of the toll transponders including ordering, managing, reviewing usage and processing violations.


• Reporting all fleet vehicle & driver violations to Human Resources and the appropriate Division.


• Ensure initial title and registrations are completed for all vehicles within the fleet.


• Manage the registration renewal program for all vehicles.


• Ordering auxiliary equipment for vehicles including first aid kits, roadside kits and cell phone mounts.


• Handle all state transfers and ensure vehicles are addressed properly for property tax purposes.


• Ensure vehicle insurance compliance.


• Performing inventory and driver assignment adjustments in various fleet database systems.


• Validate and ensure all drivers are enrolled in the motor vehicle record (MVR) monitoring and driver training program. Including reporting and notifying of issues.


• Process any state specific MVR forms.


• Assign quarterly and event-based training for drivers.


• Review expired, cancelled, or suspended licenses.


• Consult with HR on new hire eligibility and pre-hire MVR’s.


• Oversee inventory of fleet vehicle dashcams to include ordering hardware, scheduling, installation, troubleshooting and deactivation of devices.


• Troubleshoot non-responsive GPS and telematic units, including resolution through Vendor.


• Review fleet vehicle dashcam video and report safety-related issues to management as necessary.


• Take charge of acquiring immediate information for all work-related incidents and expertly prepare comprehensive reports for First Report of Injury submissions to insurance carriers, Safety Director, and Human Resources.


• Work with Marketing on creating and issuing monthly driver newsletters.


• Use AI tools to review commercial insurance documents against VSC requirements.


• Maintain Risk Department recordkeeping for claims, accidents, incidents, and trend tracking.

VSC Fire and Security is a drug free workplace.

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