Working cross-functionally with Real Estate, Development, Legal, Finance, Procurement, and Operations, the Insurance Manager will play a key role in protecting asset value, ensuring compliance and alignment with lender requirements, lease obligations, and contractor/vendor risk transfer provisions.
This role serves as a key liaison with brokers, carriers, and third-party administrators to drive best-in-class insurance program performance and support the successful delivery and operation of assets.
Contractor & Risk Transfer Management
- Contractor & Risk Transfer Management
- Establish and enforce insurance requirements for contractors, consultants, and vendors.
- Review contracts, indemnification provisions, and certificates of insurance (COIs) to ensure proper risk transfer.
- Compliance & Operations
- Ensure compliance with OSHA, workers’ compensation, environmental, and insurance program requirements.
- Maintain documentation supporting safety, insurance compliance, and audit readiness.
Compliance & Operations
- Ensure compliance with OSHA, workers’ compensation, environmental, and insurance program requirements.
- Maintain documentation supporting safety, insurance compliance, and audit readiness.
Insurance Program Management
- Manage and optimize Property & Casualty insurance programs, including:
- General Liability
- Workers’ Compensation
- Umbrella / Excess Liability
- Builder’s Risk
- Inland Marine
- Pollution Liability (when applicable)
- Oversee compliance with OCIP / CCIP insurance program requirements.
- Ensure subcontractors maintain proper coverage and certificates of insurance (COIs).
- Coordinate with brokers, carriers, and underwriters to maintain appropriate coverage.
Claims & Loss Management
- Manage claims related to:
- Workers’ compensation injuries
- Third-party liability
- Property damage
- Construction defects
Construction Risk Management
- Review contracts, indemnification clauses, and insurance requirements before project commencement.
- Ensure proper risk transfer through subcontractor agreements.
- Evaluate exposures related to:
- Heavy equipment
- Fall hazards
- Trenching and excavation
- Electrical work
- Crane operations
- Confined spaces
- Implement risk controls consistent with industry best practices.