The Associate Machinery Specialist will conduct jurisdictional inspections of boilers and pressure vessels to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations. The role involves learning mechanical principles and preparing for the National Board 'IS' designation exam.
The analyst will review underwriting submittals, engineering reports, and COPE information for the Middle Market Team. They will also conduct phone surveys, perform building and sprinkler plan reviews, and provide risk quality guidance to underwriting staff.
The Associate Machinery Specialist will learn to conduct jurisdictional inspections of boilers and pressure vessels to ensure compliance with safety standards. They will complete knowledge checks and practical applications while working toward obtaining an 'IS' designation within 12 months.
The Technical Service Specialist will conduct quality reviews, write procedures, and perform data analytics while ensuring departmental adherence to regulatory guidelines. They are also responsible for training staff, serving as a technical resource, and performing complex commercial lines audits.
The Machinery Specialist is responsible for conducting boiler and pressure vessel inspections to ensure safety and regulatory compliance. They will manage a multi-state territory, interact with client management, and provide clear, concise technical reports.
