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Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Certified Risk management specialist (CRM), Associate in Risk Management-Public Entity (ARM-P), Associate in Risk Management-Enterprise Risk Management (ARM-E), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Property & Casualty Insurance License (General Lines P&C), Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), or related professional certification.
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Regulatory Knowledge - Extensive knowledge of governmental accounting and auditing methods and systems; generally accepted auditing standards and procedures; administrative and management policies and procedures; the legislative process and state and federal laws affecting Department programs; computer technology principles, terminology, and automated systems.
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Coordinate inspections and follow-up action plans by the State Office of Risk Management, the State Fire Marshal's Office, and other Authorities Having Jurisdictions (AHJs). JOB OBJECTIVE: Under the direction of the Historic Sites Chief Architect, this position performs highly complex (senior level) safety and health program work and is responsible for performing technical duties in maintaining an effective occupational safety health and risk management program and as a liaison between maintenance staff and repair/construction managers for the Historic Sites (HS) of the Texas Historical Commission (THC.
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