Rini De Rooij
About Rini De Rooij
Rini De Rooij is a Manager Consultant Engineers in Loss Prevention and Risk Management at FM Global, with extensive experience in optimizing production, fire safety regulations, and environmental legislation.
Current Position at FM Global
Rini De Rooij currently serves as the Manager Consultant Engineers for Loss Prevention and Risk Management, as well as the Group Manager of Field Engineering at FM Global. She has been in this role since 2007, demonstrating her longstanding commitment to enhancing safety and risk management strategies in the Amsterdam Area, Netherlands.
Previous Role at FM Global
Before her current position, Rini De Rooij worked as a Senior Consultant Engineer in Loss Prevention at FM Global from 2003 to 2007. During her tenure, she contributed to the development of effective loss prevention strategies, focusing on minimizing risk in various engineering projects.
Experience in Manufacturing Management
Rini De Rooij has extensive experience in the manufacturing industry, having held roles such as Plant Manager at Supertape (2001-2003) and Rust-Oleum (1997-2001). In these positions, she excelled in optimizing production and maintenance departments, enhancing the efficiency of production lines, and ensuring compliance with regulatory permits.
Educational Background
Rini De Rooij holds an impressive educational background. She earned a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Mechanical Engineering from Eindhoven University of Technology (1984-1990). Additionally, she has a Bachelor's degree in Papiertechnologie from Hogeschool Arnhem (1990-1991) and a Bachelor's degree in Milieucoordinator Industrie from Stichting Nationaal Milieucentrum, Kamer van Koophandel (1992-1993).
Specialization in Risk Management and Compliance
Specializing in fire safety regulations and environmental legislation, Rini De Rooij applies her expertise in risk management and loss prevention engineering. She has a robust background in securing and complying with permits and maintaining necessary government contacts, particularly within the context of manufacturing operations.