This classification specification is not intended to identify every duty which, may be assigned to positions, but is intended to serve as a framework for classification decision making in this occupational area. Such positions would classified within the Risk Management Specialist classification series. All other positions which are more appropriately identified by other classification specifications. Through This Classification Employees typically enter this classification by competitive examination. These positions manage most functions of risk management, which include property, liability, environmental, worker's compensation and safety.
Positions serve as a resource throughout the agency or campus on critical risk management issues.
These positions function at a high level of independence and interact with management throughout the organization. This position is responsible for programs dealing with the evaluation and analysis of DOT risk exposures including the development and implementation of loss control responses to minimize those exposures and the resulting claims, the review of contracts and consultation with senior management relative to risk management issues. The programs include Worker's Compensation claims, Hazardous Duty claims, Environmental Liability claims, State Claims Board claims and Professional Liability claims against employes of the Department. This position is responsible for the preservation of UW-Madison's assets, both human and physical, by identifying, evaluating, and controlling loss exposures faced by the University in order to minimize the adverse effects of unpredictable events. Environmental Compliance Manager - This position plans, develops, implements, promotes, monitors, and evaluates hazardous materials management programs statewide.