# Risk Control Consultant - Internship

Provider: [Focus Management Associates](https://programs.cccareers.org/providers/focus-management-associates)

- Program type: Internship
- Branches: All branches
- Format: Online
- Length: 91 - 120 days
- Locations: Nationwide
- Website: http://www.focusmanagementassociates.com
- Contact: Michael Wilson, mwilson@fcsmgmt.com
- Page: https://programs.cccareers.org/programs/focus-management-associates-risk-control-consultant-internship-7bmgx1

## Summary

The Risk Control Consultant/Contractor is responsible for conducting comprehensive risk assessments, evaluating the effectiveness of risk management practices, and providing direct occupational safety consulting for a diverse range of clients, including manufacturing, ambulatory/healthcare, construction, education, agriculture, staffing agency, oil & gas, and other service-based accounts.

## Job description

The Risk Control Consultant/Contractor is responsible for conducting comprehensive risk assessments, evaluating the effectiveness of risk management practices, and providing direct occupational safety consulting for a diverse range of clients, including manufacturing, ambulatory/healthcare, construction, education, agriculture, staffing agency, oil & gas, and other service-based accounts. Key Responsibilities: Identify potential hazards, ensure regulatory compliance, and provide recommendations to minimize risks, reduce incidents, and promote a safe working environment. Assess client needs, develop written programs, implement programs, and train client employees. Conduct OSHA 10-Hour/30-Hour programs for Focus clients as needed (now or at a future date upon successful completion of credentialing), if authorized by The OSHA Training Institute. Assist with claims management as required. Conduct assessments of companies to determine their eligibility for certain insurance policies, including Workers Compensation.

## Locations

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