Salary: Band 10; $118,735.50
Status: Full-time permanent - Unionized
Work environment: Hybrid (3 days in office, 2 days WFH). Employees must be available to work in the office up to five (5) days per week when required to support business priorities.
Number of positions available: 1
Closing Date: August 21, 2026
WHAT ARE SOME OF THE RESPONSIBILITIES
- Manage and coordinate Calgary Airports' insurance program, including policy structures, coverage administration, and governance requirements.
- Support the development and implementation of insurance strategies to ensure effective risk transfer aligned with organizational objectives.
- Play a lead coordination role in the CARIE and CARMaG programs supporting insurance activities across multiple Canadian airport authorities.
- Serves as primary contact for the CARIE insurance reciprocal.
- Act as a central point of coordination between member airports, brokers, insurers, actuaries, and governance bodies.
- Manage the annual insurance renewal process, including coordinating submissions, evaluating program options, and recommending coverage decisions.
- Review insurance requirements for capital projects, contracts, and operational risks and provide recommendations regarding coverage requirements.
- Serve as a subject matter resource and advisor to Finance, Legal, and business leaders, providing expert guidance on insurance strategy, risk exposure, and coverage implications.
- Support decision-making on major initiatives by assessing insurance impacts related to capital programs, infrastructure, and contractual arrangements.
- Manage relationships with brokers, insurers, actuaries, and external advisors to optimize program design, negotiate terms, and ensure service effectiveness.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING
- You'll need to be eligible to obtain and maintain a RAIC, don't worry - we'll help you through this! For more details, check out: RAIC Program and Application Information
- Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Finance, Insurance, Risk Management, Law, or a related discipline. An equivalent combination of education and extensive relevant insurance or risk management experience may be considered.
- Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP), Canadian Risk Management (CRM), or similar insurance or risk management designation.
- Advanced knowledge of corporate insurance programs, underwriting, claims management, risk transfer, and contractual insurance requirements typically acquired through a combination of education, professional development, and relevant experience.
- Understanding of commercial insurance principles, policy structures, coverage types, underwriting processes, claims management practices, and risk transfer methodologies.
- Expertise in enterprise risk management practices, including risk identification, exposure assessment, loss prevention, and mitigation strategies within complex operating environments.
- Familiarity with contractual risk transfer mechanisms, including insurance requirements, indemnity provisions, liability allocation, and risk-sharing arrangements in commercial agreements.
- Working knowledge of applicable regulatory requirements, governance standards, Ground Lease obligations, and compliance practices impacting insurance program administration.
WHAT ADDITIONAL SKILLS ARE AN ASSET
- Bilingual in English and French
