What are the responsibilities and job description for the Director of Risk Management & Compliance position at Roberts Wesleyan College?
The Department of Finance is seeking a full time, Director of Risk Management & Compliance reporting to the Vice President of Finance & Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The Director of Risk Management & Compliance is a key role within the CFO's office and Finance Department, with responsibility for enterprise risk management, insurance / workers' compensation, contracts and assistance with legal affairs for Roberts Wesleyan University. This position contributes to compliance, audit and reporting activities. This position also has oversight for several auxiliary functions. The Director of Risk Management & Compliance collaborates and works cooperatively with many offices and departments throughout the University.
RISK MANAGEMENT
- Lead efforts with existing insurance broker to develop and implement a strategic risk management program to ensure policies and practices mitigate risk exposure, are aligned with strategic efforts and support compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Generate and maintain updated Risk Register in conjunction with President's Cabinet and Board of Trustees.
- Liaison with campus departments to provide advice in the implementation of risk management strategies and loss control techniques.
- Coordinate and Chair the Safety Committee with responsibility to manage the institution's efforts to identify, evaluate and mitigate operational risk.
- Analyze data in terms of understanding and identifying trends, develop and implement effective risk control programs to mitigate exposure
INSURANCE & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
LEGAL
AUXILIARY SUPPORT
OTHER
The approved salary for this position is $58,458.40-$63,500.00 / annually. Competitive salary is negotiable based on experience, skills, qualifications, education & training requirements.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree and 4-6 years of experience in enterprise risk management, insurance, related field or equivalent combination of education and experience; Strategic thinker who can develop, implement and coordinate prevention programs and services; Must have sound judgment, with an open and collaborative style that encourages teamwork and cooperation will all departments; Must be able to manage multiple priorities; project management experience preferred; Working knowledge of workers compensation and NYS contractual law is a plus; General knowledge in OSHA, NYS DOH, NYS DEC, etc., is a plus; Strong organizational, interpersonal and communication skills ; Requires strong negotiation skills; Ability to interact with attorneys to vet contract vulnerabilities; Proficiency in Google and Microsoft Office programs; strong spreadsheet skills; Must be able to work independently, with minimal supervision and direction. A successful candidate will be able to demonstrate cultural competence and must value the principles of diversity and equity.
Salary : $58,458 - $63,500