Senior Boiler Consultant, Equipment Breakdown

Description

Advance your career with Liberty Mutual Insurance - A Fortune 100 Company

Are you looking for an opportunity to use your degree in the business world? Then Liberty Mutual's Equipment Breakdown Risk Control group might be right for you. Our team works closely with customers to help them identify, quantify, mitigate, or eliminate serious threats to their businesses. In the process, we help fulfill Liberty Mutual's mission of helping people live safer, more secure lives.

Liberty Mutual is currently hiring an Equipment Breakdown Risk Control Consultant to provide jurisdictionally required inspections and other services to an assigned group of customers.

This role is 100% remote within the assigned territory. If you reside within 50 miles of Baltimore, MD office, you'll be required to go into the office twice a month. Please note this policy is subject to change.

This position may be filled as a Consultant I, Consultant II, or Senior Consultant. The salary range posted reflects pay scale variations across locations.

At Liberty, you'll thrive in a hybrid setting that fosters in-person collaboration, innovation and growth. This approach optimizes both remote and in-person interactions, enabling you to connect and ideate with your team and deepen valuable relationships across the company, while still enjoying the flexibility of remote work for focused tasks and projects.

The role provides commercial lines customers with boiler and pressure vessel inspections services through the successful completion of an entry-level training program and experience. Conducts extensive research, data collection and evaluation and analysis in order to make recommendations to control customer's source of risk, loss and/or costs.

Reporting to the Equipment Breakdown Engineering Manager, you will:

• Perform internal and external inspections of boilers, pressure vessels, steam and hot water systems, combustion equipment and associated piping and controls.
• Conduct non destructive testing (ultrasonic thickness, magnetic particle, dye penetrant) and verify results.
• Evaluate combustion efficiency, flue gas conditions and burner operation where applicable.
• Assess water treatment and chemistry records and advise on corrosion or scaling risks.
• Verify compliance with applicable codes, standards and regulations (e.g., ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, NBIC, and local/state requirements).
• Prepare clear, accurate inspection reports, deficiency notices and certificates of inspection.
• Recommend and document required repairs or modifications, and inspect completed repairs for compliance.
• Coordinate inspections with owners, contractors and regulatory authorities.
• Stay current on code updates, inspection techniques and industry best practices.

• Exposure to noise, heat, confined spaces, and industrial environments; use of personal protective equipment required.

• After hours or emergency inspections may be required.

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent with coursework in mathematics and engineering or related area, plus a minimum of 3 years of directly related consulting experience.
• NBBI IS Commission or ability to obtain NBBI IS Commission.
• Demonstrated ability to retrieve and enter information using various proprietary software applications and create/modify documents and spreadsheets using Microsoft Office suite.
• Knowledge, skills, and experience in boiler and pressure vessel inspections, service planning and delivery, risk assessment, risk analysis, solutions management, and progress measurement.
• Fully effective interpersonal, writing, and other communication skills required to develop and maintain relationships with customers, peers, and industry contacts.
• Ability to work closely with Claims and Underwriting.
• Position requires regular travel.

• California
• Los Angeles Incorporated
• Los Angeles Unincorporated
• Philadelphia
• San Francisco