QUALIFICATIONS

• Certified member of the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) or equivalent.
• Tertiary qualification in Business, Law, Insurance, Risk Management, Actuarial or related field. (Desirable)
• Fit and proper person under APRA guidelines.

ABOUT THE ROLE

• As a Risk Adviser in the Government Sector Practice you play a critical role delivering insurable risk advice to Victorian Public Sector clients, so that they’re not unconsciously uninsured. You are accountable for ensuring that clients have the right insurance arrangements in place and are actively supported to reduce their risk exposure and the impact of claims.
• You are a key member of the Government Sector Practice team and work in close partnership with colleagues across VMIA to deliver tailored risk and underwriting advice , staying ahead of emerging risks, and identifying opportunities for clients to reduce the cost of insurable risk so as they can maximise their insurance arrangements.
• Your role reports to the Manager, Insurable Risk Advisory Team within the Government Sector Practice and will also coordinate with peers across VMIA to develop service plans and maintain a comprehensive view of each client’s needs

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Deliver end-to-end insurable risk advisory services, from needs analysis to solution implementation and monitoring.
• Lead client relationship manager for allocated clients ensuring responsive, proactive engagement that supports risk management and resilience.
• Build and develop relationships internally and and deliver strategic advisory services to clients.
• Adhere to quality assurance frameworks and continuously seek opportunities to improve service efficiency and consistency, lead the strategic client services programs
• Develop and deliver client engagement plans, monitoring reports on progress.
• Work closely with VMIA’s Insurance Product Centre and other VMIA teams to ensure optimal risk transfer arrangements are in place for clients’ and appropriate underwriting and pricing decisions are made.