Senior AVP, Construction Insurance Underwriting

McNeil & Co.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 144,000 - 224,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

401k

PTO 20 days

Paid holidays

Life & AD&D insurance

Parental leave

Student loan assistance

Job summary

Arch Construction is seeking an Assistant Vice President to lead technical underwriting and account management for large construction casualty programs. The role involves evaluating risk, pricing, and presenting proposals, with substantial interaction with producers and insureds.

Candidates should have significant underwriting and/or construction/insurance industry experience, a bachelor’s degree, and may hold CPCU or similar designation.

Qualifications

• Understanding of Workers Compensation, General Liability, Automobile coverage forms.
• Knowledge of loss sensitive programs including pricing, expensing, actuarial loss projecting techniques, retention and aggregate setting.
• Knowledge of regulatory and compliance issues.

Responsibilities

• Solicits and reviews new and renewal account information required to evaluate a risk.
• Identifies all potential exposures and hazards in relation to coverage requested and individual risk characteristics.
• Assesses insurance and related financial risk and structures appropriate loss sensitive program to effectively protect against frequency, severity, catastrophic and credit risk.
• Engage other internal resources as necessary.
• Underwrites prices and prepares proposals based on objective and subject risk characteristics, input of internal resource team, existing product set and regulatory filings.
• Prepares final quotation/proposal and presents to producer and/or prospective insured.
• Coordinates all administrative duties related to existing and prospective accounts.

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent training

CPCU or other similar designation

Job description

Arch Construction is seeking an Assistant Vice President to lead technical underwriting and account management for large construction casualty programs. The role involves evaluating risk, pricing, and presenting proposals, with substantial interaction with producers and insureds.

Candidates should have significant underwriting and/or construction/insurance industry experience, a bachelor’s degree, and may hold CPCU or similar designation.