Loss Prevention Executive (P&I)

• Provide practical loss-prevention advice to shipowners, operators and other members. • Analyse maritime incidents, claims data and operational trends to identify recurring risks. • Develop loss-prevention guidance, technical publications, safety alerts and industry updates. • Support investigations into incidents involving navigation, cargo, machinery, pollution, personal injury and shipboard operations. • Coordinate vessel surveys, risk assessments and condition inspections where required. • Review survey findings and recommend appropriate risk-control measures. • Monitor changes in maritime legislation, regulations and industry practices. • Work closely with claims, underwriting and legal teams on technical and operational matters. • Develop and deliver presentations, seminars, webinars and training programmes for members. • Support member visits and provide advice on safety-management and operational-risk issues. • Participate in industry working groups, conferences and loss-prevention initiatives. • Build relationships with surveyors, technical experts, classification societies and maritime authorities. • Contribute to the development of digital tools, reports and resources for members. • Maintain accurate records of loss-prevention activities, recommendations and follow-up actions. • Travel to vessels, member offices and industry events when required. • 5 years of relevant experience in ship operations, marine surveying, maritime safety, claims or loss prevention Requirements • Degree or professional qualification in Nautical Studies, Marine Engineering, Maritime Studies or a related discipline. • 5 years of relevant experience in ship operations, marine surveying, maritime safety, claims or loss prevention. • Seagoing experience as a Deck or Engineering Officer would be advantageous. • A valid Certificate of Competency would be highly regarded. • Good understanding of shipboard operations, safety-management systems and maritime regulations. • Familiarity with P&I insurance, marine claims and risk-management principles would be advantageous. • Strong analytical and incident-investigation capabilities. • Ability to interpret technical information and communicate practical recommendations clearly. • Strong written communication and presentation skills. • Confident working with shipowners, operators and senior maritime professionals. • Able to work independently and manage multiple assignments. • Willingness to travel when operationally required.