Risk Management is a constant at Haskell, a ubiquitous presence in every Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) project that protects the interests of the company, its clients and its contractor partners.

Jeff Caudill has over two decades’ experience in risk management leadership, the first half with an American subsidiary of Toyota and the second with a major international AEC firm then within a large nationwide general contractor. Arriving at Haskell over four years ago, Jeff has been leading the risk management space, including directing our single parent captive, as the Vice President - Risk Management since his arrival.

Construction projects face risk on numerous fronts, including cost, time, disputes and litigation, safety and occupational health challenges, and intense competition. Risk management in construction is designed to identify and assess risks, then plan, monitor and control the measures needed to mitigate them. Jeff brings a collaborative and supportive style to risk management at Haskell which he has worked to develop over his years of working with operations and project leadership.

Haskell’s Risk Management department is the liaison between insurance carriers and the company’s surety companies – brokers and carriers that guarantee Haskell’s performance and obligations to the project owners. Haskell has participated within the captive world for nearly twenty years; beginning with a group captive, then maturing into the single parent captive today managing a variety of casualty exposures.