Loss Control Consultant

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Denver, Colorado, United States of America

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Loss Control

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Loss Control Consultant

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Denver, Colorado, United States of America

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Loss Control

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25028A

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Working at Lockton

At Lockton, we’re passionate about helping our people achieve their ultimate potential. Our people are curious, action-oriented and always striving to make ourselves and those around us better. We’re active listeners working to ensure understanding and problem solvers developing innovative solutions. If you can see yourself delivering excellent service to clients, giving back to our communities and being a part of our caring culture, you belong here.

Business unit

West Series

Salary

$115,000-$120,000

Schedule

Full-time

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Workplace

Hybrid

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Your Responsibilities

We are seeking a Loss Control Consultant to join our team, working under the guidance of the Loss Control Team Lead to support a portfolio of high-value real estate clients.

In this role, you will serve as the system administrator for our Risk Management Platform, a critical tool used to track, analyze, and mitigate risks across diverse property types. You will also coordinate and report on loss control initiatives, ensuring our clients have the insights they need to safeguard their investments.

Your clients include owners and operators of:
•    Medical office buildings
•    Multifamily apartments
•    Student housing communities
•    Senior living facilities
•    Light industrial properties

This position offers the opportunity to combine technical expertise with risk management strategy, directly contributing to the protection and performance of complex real estate assets.

Essential Duties, Responsibilities, and Key Results Areas
•    Support implementation of loss control initiatives, with emphasis on:

o    Property risk mitigation strategies
o    Risk and safety audit tools
o    Water intrusion prevention and remediation plans
o    Winterization protocols

•    In coordination with vendors, help administer and maintain the Risk Management Platform, including location databases and user credentials
•    Deliver end-user training to ensure effective system utilization
•    Collaborate with asset managers and property teams to resolve open items and drive compliance
•    Manage project plans, tracking timelines, milestones, and deliverables for defined loss control initiatives
•    Coordinate with Lockton, clients, and operating partners to assess and manage loss exposures
•    Prepare and submit weekly status reports.
•    Analyze loss data to identify trends and ensure initiatives address leading risk factors
•    Contribute to continuous improvement, recommending and implementing effective controls in partnership with the Lockton Loss Control Team Lead
•    Perform additional duties as assigned to support overall risk management objectives

Ideal Candidate Attributes
The successful candidate will bring a blend of technical expertise, relationship-building skills, and problem-solving ability. Key attributes include:
•    Professional Experience
o    Prior background in Risk Management, Safety, or Loss Control
o    Proficiency with PC operations and a variety of standard, custom, and web-based applications
•    Relationship & Communication Skills
o    Strong drive to build and sustain meaningful partnerships with clients, operating partners, and service providers
o    Ability to clearly convey technical information to non-technical audiences, both in group presentations and one-on-one settings
•    Analytical & Operational Strengths
o    Skilled at identifying potential hazards requiring immediate attention and evaluating existing controls
o    Capable of coordinating effectively with diverse stakeholders in the loss control process
o    Adept at managing multiple, complex project plans while prioritizing tasks to maximize efficiency and productivity
o    Flexible and resilient in adapting to shifting work conditions, deadlines, and timelines in a fast-paced environment
o    Independent, resourceful, and able to apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills with minimal supervision

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Qualifications

Qualifications
•    Bachelor’s degree (4-year) required
•    Minimum of 2 years of professional experience, preferably in safety or risk-related work
•    A comparable combination of education and relevant experience will also be considered
•    Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint required.
•    Must have effective verbal, written, and interpersonal skills to interact with associates at all levels of responsibility, along with the ability to communicate with tact and diplomacy.
•    Must have the ability to travel by automobile and aircraft and be away from home for more than one day and night.
•    Legally able to work in the United States.

 

This position may be eligible for annual discretionary bonus consideration.

Lockton offers a competitive benefits package which includes medical, dental, vision, 401k plus match, life, salary continuation, long-term disability, wellness program, flexible spending accounts, legal benefit, identity theft protection, accident insurance, critical illness, hospital indemnity, pet insurance, and mental health benefits.

PLEASE NOTE- The salary range below is an estimate. The salary offered may vary depending on the candidate’s geographic location, job-related knowledge, experience, education, certifications, and skills.

This posting has been anticipated to close on 12-15-2025. Submit your application by clicking on the Apply Now button.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Lockton Companies is proud to provide everyone an equal opportunity to grow and advance. We are committed to an inclusive culture and environment where our people, clients and communities are treated with respect and dignity.

At Lockton, supporting diversity, equity and inclusion is ingrained in our values, and we believe that we are at our best when we fully embrace everyone. We strive to cultivate a caring culture that learns from, celebrates and thrives because of our breadth of differences. As such, we recognize that recruiting, developing and retaining people with diverse backgrounds and experiences is vital and enabling our people to thrive personally and professionally is critical to our long-term success.

About Lockton

Lockton is the largest privately held independent insurance brokerage in the world. Since 1966, our independence has allowed us to serve our clients, take care of our people and give back to our communities. As such, our 13,100+ Associates doing business in over 155 countries are empowered to do what’s right every day.

At Lockton, we believe in the power of all people. You belong at Lockton.

How We Will Support You

At Lockton, we empower you to be true to yourself in all that you do. Your success is our success, and we provide opportunities to help you grow and create a rewarding career path, however you envision it.

We are ready to meet you where you are today, and as your needs change over time. In addition to industry-leading health insurance, we offer additional options to support your overall health and wellbeing.

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