Industry & Critical Risk Management Specialist
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Forwood Safety in Bologna
General Description
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The Critical Risk Management Specialist plays a pivotal role in supporting the growth and delivery of our SaaS-based fatality prevention and risk management solutions. This role blends deep product knowledge with practical, real-world experience to support the sales team and engage prospective clients across high-risk industries.
Acting as both a subject matter expert and trusted advisor, the Critical Risk Management Specialist demonstrates the practical value of our solutions, particularly Critical Risk Management (CRM), through virtual and in-field interactions in Italy and internationally. They gather customer insights, stay abreast of industry trends and regulatory requirements, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure our offerings remain relevant and impactful. The Critical Risk Management Specialist directly supports sales targets, contributes to revenue growth,
and plays a key role in positioning Forwood's solutions as industry-leading tools for serious injury and fatality prevention.
Main Responsibilities
- Product Expertise: Develop and maintain a comprehensive understanding of our SaaS solutions for fatality prevention and risk management, including features, benefits, and competitive differentiators.
- Sales Enablement: Provide "real life" experiences to enhance the sales process. In particular, demonstrate the benefits of CRM (and our other solutions) in a practical manner. This will involve virtual and in-field interactions with prospective customers and partners in Italy and overseas.
- Customer Insights: Gather feedback from customers and prospects to understand their needs, challenges, and preferences, and share insights with the sales and product teams.
- Industry Knowledge: Stay updated on industry trends, regulations, and best practices related to fatality and seriou