Risk Analyst
Temp-Con, Inc., Cincinnati, OH, United States
Identify and assess risks across active projects, pursuits, and corporate operations
Develop and maintain risk registers for major projects and business units
Evaluate exposure related to project size, scope, delivery method, schedule, and geography
Support risk reviews during pursuit, preconstruction, and project kickoff phases
Contract & Legal Risk
Review owner contracts, subcontracts, and vendor agreements for risk exposure
Identify unfavorable terms related to indemnification, liquidated damages, warranties, insurance, bonding, and force majeure
Collaborate with legal counsel on contract negotiations and risk mitigation strategies
Track contractual risk trends and recommend policy improvements
Insurance & Claims Management
Coordinate with brokers on insurance placements (GL, WC, Auto, Builders Risk, Professional Liability, OCIP/CCIP)
Analyze loss runs, claims history, and deductible exposure
Support claims management, documentation, and resolution
Assist with renewals and insurer submissions
Financial & Operational Risk Analysis
Analyze project financial data to identify cost, margin, and cash flow risks
Monitor exposure related to change orders, productivity, escalation, and supply chain disruptions
Support forecasting and scenario modeling for large or complex projects
Partner with project controls and finance teams to identify early warning indicators
Safety & Compliance Risk
Collaborate with Safety and Operations teams to assess safety-related risks and trends
Analyze incident data and recommend corrective actions
Support regulatory compliance (OSHA, DOT, state/local requirements)
Assist in audits and compliance reporting
Reporting & Communication
Prepare risk reports and dashboards for executive leadership
Present risk findings and recommendations to senior management
Maintain risk policies, procedures, and documentation
Support continuous improvement of risk management frameworks
Qualifications:
Required
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Risk Management, Construction Management, Engineering, or related field
3–7+ years of experience in risk analysis, construction finance, insurance, or project controls
Experience in construction, mechanical contracting, or industrial services preferred
Strong understanding of construction contracts and project delivery methods (DBB, DB, CM, EPC)
Proficiency in Excel; experience with ERP systems (e.g., Viewpoint, Procore, SAP, Oracle) a plus
Preferred
Professional certifications (ARM, CPCU, CRIS, PMP, or similar)
Experience with large, complex projects ($25M+)
Knowledge of union and non-union labor environments
Experience with OCIP/CCIP programs
Core Competencies
Contract analysis
Financial modeling and data analysis
Cross-functional collaboration
Attention to detail with big-picture perspective
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Reduction in claims frequency and severity
Improved project margin protection
Timely identification of high-risk projects
Successful insurance renewals and audits
Accuracy and usefulness of risk reporting
Why Join Us
Opportunity to influence risk strategy at an enterprise level
Exposure to large-scale, complex mechanical construction projects
Direct interaction with executive leadership
Competitive compensation, bonus potential, and benefits
Qualifications
Experience
Required
3-7 years:
Equal Opportunity Employer
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws.For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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Develop and maintain risk registers for major projects and business units
Evaluate exposure related to project size, scope, delivery method, schedule, and geography
Support risk reviews during pursuit, preconstruction, and project kickoff phases
Contract & Legal Risk
Review owner contracts, subcontracts, and vendor agreements for risk exposure
Identify unfavorable terms related to indemnification, liquidated damages, warranties, insurance, bonding, and force majeure
Collaborate with legal counsel on contract negotiations and risk mitigation strategies
Track contractual risk trends and recommend policy improvements
Insurance & Claims Management
Coordinate with brokers on insurance placements (GL, WC, Auto, Builders Risk, Professional Liability, OCIP/CCIP)
Analyze loss runs, claims history, and deductible exposure
Support claims management, documentation, and resolution
Assist with renewals and insurer submissions
Financial & Operational Risk Analysis
Analyze project financial data to identify cost, margin, and cash flow risks
Monitor exposure related to change orders, productivity, escalation, and supply chain disruptions
Support forecasting and scenario modeling for large or complex projects
Partner with project controls and finance teams to identify early warning indicators
Safety & Compliance Risk
Collaborate with Safety and Operations teams to assess safety-related risks and trends
Analyze incident data and recommend corrective actions
Support regulatory compliance (OSHA, DOT, state/local requirements)
Assist in audits and compliance reporting
Reporting & Communication
Prepare risk reports and dashboards for executive leadership
Present risk findings and recommendations to senior management
Maintain risk policies, procedures, and documentation
Support continuous improvement of risk management frameworks
Qualifications:
Required
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Risk Management, Construction Management, Engineering, or related field
3–7+ years of experience in risk analysis, construction finance, insurance, or project controls
Experience in construction, mechanical contracting, or industrial services preferred
Strong understanding of construction contracts and project delivery methods (DBB, DB, CM, EPC)
Proficiency in Excel; experience with ERP systems (e.g., Viewpoint, Procore, SAP, Oracle) a plus
Preferred
Professional certifications (ARM, CPCU, CRIS, PMP, or similar)
Experience with large, complex projects ($25M+)
Knowledge of union and non-union labor environments
Experience with OCIP/CCIP programs
Core Competencies
Contract analysis
Financial modeling and data analysis
Cross-functional collaboration
Attention to detail with big-picture perspective
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Reduction in claims frequency and severity
Improved project margin protection
Timely identification of high-risk projects
Successful insurance renewals and audits
Accuracy and usefulness of risk reporting
Why Join Us
Opportunity to influence risk strategy at an enterprise level
Exposure to large-scale, complex mechanical construction projects
Direct interaction with executive leadership
Competitive compensation, bonus potential, and benefits
Qualifications
Experience
Required
3-7 years:
Equal Opportunity Employer
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws.For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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