What does an Insurance Loss Control Surveyor do?

As an insurance loss control surveyor, your job is to inspect sites, assess their risk, create a report, and produce documents to support the underwriting process. You may also fill out paperwork for a claim, coordinate with managers and overseers for a project, and help companies reduce their overall exposure. Insurance loss control surveyors frequently look for ways to reduce their company's insurance costs. This job is also known as an insurance loss control consultant. Most people in this field work directly for businesses instead of for insurance companies, but some insurance agencies use this job to help customers. Regardless of your employer, your main role is helping other people understand and reduce their potential for losses.