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At every point along your production, manufacturing or distribution process, Zurich Energy Risk Engineers are there to provide specialized insights to address your most complex risk management challenges. Each year, Zurich completes more than 1,000 risk assessment and consulting projects annually by energy specialists who average more than 20 years of industry experience.

Zurich Energy Risk Engineers understand the challenges of today’s world by providing real and valuable insights into the management and communication of strategic risks such as supply chain breakdown, loss of customers, damage to brand equity, low employee morale, and failure to meet legal and regulatory requirements. We closely monitor specific loss trends, emerging risk issues, and best practices used across the industry. Through our global network of more than 1,000 engineers, we can leverage cross-industry experience that will help your company better analyze losses, evaluate exposures, assess controls, identify gaps and develop customized solutions.

Zurich Risk Engineering offers its energy customers key support through:

Single Point of Contact

The Account Engineer (AE) is the Risk Engineering single point of contact for each energy customer. The AE is responsible for ensuring that all risk engineering services are delivered to the highest standards, at the right time, and with the appropriate skill sets.

On-Demand Package of Risk Services

Zurich provides each customer with a package of services to address all risk engineering needs:

• Virtual Consulting
  Identifies top risks for companies in your industry, and advice on ways to manage each of them
• RECAT (Risk Engineering Claims Analysis Template)
  Analyzes customer claims data, identifying trends and how to better focus loss control efforts
• TrainFirst
  Access to thousands of web-driven video training courses that help customers optimize risk management efforts across identified areas of need
• eZ Transition
  Online analysis tool helps customer determine potential financial benefit of implementing a return-to-work program
• Spill Reporting Online System (SROL) [for customers with pollution coverage in the U.S.] Access to online reporting of spills, providing and fast connection to spill experts that help manage the situation and reduce costs of clean-up