FM Global is one of the world’s largest risk management and industrial property insurance organizations. With 76 office locations in over 60 countries worldwide, FM Global provides specialized property protection to over one third of the FORTUNE 1000 companies as well as leading international corporations. A new Field Engineer at FM Global will learn to engineer risk management solutions from experienced mentors and a community-based work culture. The network of 1,900 loss prevention engineers, with backgrounds in physical engineering and fire protection, provide their clients with the benefit of FM Global’s superior financial strength, policy coverage, and data-driven consulting.
At FM Global you have the power to influence outcomes and make a difference in the future of your clients. When you join our team at FM Global, you can use your engineering background to help clients neutralize potential disaster such as fires, explosions, earthquakes, floods, and many others.
What makes FM Global unique is our culture of camaraderie with colleagues and clients, the challenging work, and the excitement of being part of a successful organization. We believe in a supportive work/life environment and encourage our employees to participate in our total rewards benefit program, including a pension program.
ResponsibilitiesIf you enjoy variety, put your time-management and organizational skills to use handling field visits, office work, and projects for large commercial occupancies and hazards. You will work with minimal supervision and must be capable of working independently. You will also have the resources to build a rewarding career at FM Global including a structured hands-on training program.
Initially, assignments will be of limited scope and complexity giving you the opportunity to learn. You will gradually begin assessing risks at larger complex commercial properties by visiting client facilities and performing evaluations that accurately quantify foreseeable physical and human element exposures while working with client on-site risk management.
Responsibilities will include:
Perform hands-on site assessments of the physical property, including roofsConduct evaluations which include, but are not limited to, site water supplies, dust hazards, chemical storage, and rack storage arrangements for client productsEnsure that FM Global Engineering Standards are followed and, as necessary communicate the appropriate recommendations and/or engineering solutions to clientsWorking from a home office and travel to clients' facilities daily (overnight travel is expected approximately 30% of the time)
The ideal candidate should live in the Albany, NY area.
QualificationsBased on a candidate’s previous experience, this role can be for either a Consultant Engineer I or Consultant Engineer II. Successful Consultant Engineer candidates have the following qualifications:
Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in engineering (various specialties considered!)two plus years of industry experienceStrong verbal and written communication skillsGood analytical, organizational, problem solving, and interpersonal skillsEfficient time management ability with minimal supervisionSolid technical capability including diverse knowledge of engineering principlesAbility to stay focused from a home office environmentAuthorization to work in the country you are applying to work inPhysical ability to lift 25 pounds, able to climb ladders, balance, and deal with heightsProficiency in MS Office productsA valid driver’s licenseThe position is eligible to participate in FM Global’s comprehensive Total Rewards program that includes an incentive plan, generous health and well-being programs, a 401(k) and pension plan, career development opportunities, tuition reimbursement, flexible work, time off allowances and much more.
FM Global is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to attracting, developing, and retaining a diverse workforce.
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