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SGI

Risk Evaluator Specialist

SGI

. Manage department valuation programs, corporate loss prevention/risk evaluation training and development initiatives, and day-to-day operations .

Posted 11/2/2026full-timeRegina • CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$87,002 - CA$109,818 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in building valuation methods, loss prevention strategies, and risk evaluation, while effectively managing training programs and compliance with regulatory standards. Proficient in analyzing construction costs and delivering educational materials to enhance team performance and customer understanding.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Building Valuation MethodsLoss Prevention InspectionSaskatchewan Building Official LicenseTraining and FacilitationConstruction Cost Analysis

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Hard Skills
Building ConstructionRisk EvaluationBlueprint ReadingCAD SoftwareValuation ProgramsData AnalysisReplacement Cost MethodsConstruction Cost TrendsInsurance TheoryHazard Assessment
Soft Skills
CounselingMonitoringDelegationPerformance FeedbackCommunication
Tools & Technologies
Loss Prevention Reports SoftwareRCT SoftwareHomeowner GRC Valuation Software
Certifications & Qualifications
Saskatchewan Building Official LicenseFireman Boiler Certificate
Industry Keywords
Risk ManagementBuilding CodesNational Building Inflation IndexingInsurability of RisksConstruction Inspection

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Manage department valuation programs, corporate loss prevention/risk evaluation training and development initiatives, and day-to-day operations
  • Counsel, train, monitor, and assist Risk Evaluation staff on procedural and technical duties
  • Provide technical expertise and guidance on replacement cost methods, construction costs, and loss prevention issues or hazards
  • Oversee valuation systems through collection and analysis of loss prevention and GRC valuation data
  • Manage Homeowner GRC, Commercial Express valuation, third-party vendor RCT review, risk management inspection, audit, and Positive Feedback Letter programs
  • Maintain specialized software applications for Loss Prevention Reports, RCT, and Homeowner GRC valuations
  • Research, design, develop, implement, and manage analytical data for replacement cost methods
  • Compile construction cost trends to calculate annual National building inflation indexing
  • Consult with customers and governing agencies to research risk hazards and establish valuation amounts
  • Develop and deliver training and educational materials for underwriting staff, broker partners, and customers
  • Manage valuation and training programs, including Risk Evaluator examinations and new-hire training
  • Participate as an expert on the OHS committee
  • Monitor work assignments, delegate and review work, ensure quality, and provide performance feedback for Risk Evaluator team members

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Two-year diploma from an accredited post-secondary education institution in a relevant Trades field of study (e.g., construction)
  • Saskatchewan Building Official License from Building Standards and Licensing Branch
  • Fireman Boiler Certificate
  • 6–8 years of experience in building construction, inspection or estimating
  • 2 years’ experience in facilitation and training
  • Knowledge of Residential/Commercial/Industrial/Institutional Building Valuation Methods
  • Knowledge of loss prevention inspection and hazard methods, including theories and their effect on insurability of risks
  • Knowledge of national, provincial, and/or local regulations, codes, and building by-laws
  • Knowledge of building construction and materials, plant equipment, mechanical equipment, electrical equipment and wiring, transport and storage of toxic chemicals, and high-hazard or prohibitive atmospheres
  • Skill in reading blueprints
  • Skill in CAD software and valuation programs
  • Knowledge and skill to interpret and transfer data from outsourced vendor reports and valuations
  • Knowledge of insurance theory, principles, and practices

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Hybrid work arrangement with scheduled work-from-home and office rotation after probation requirements are met
  • Opportunities for growth
  • Inclusive hiring practices and meaningful work
  • Accommodation support during the recruitment process