Our People
Bill Bremer, Director of Loss Prevention 
Clients, colleagues and communities: "You don't serve one without touching the others."
Bill brings 28 years of loss prevention experience to his clients and colleagues. He formerly specialized in accident investigation and reconstruction, but devotes most of his time now in training clients in the myriad of regulatory agency standards; which include OSHA, MSHA DEQ, EPA, DOT and JCAHO. Bill's department serves the risk management needs of clients across all industry lines.
Bill and his wife of more than 30 years (she's also in the insurance industry) have one son, who is a Financial Analyst for Union Bank of California, and plays professional soccer for the Orange County Alliance. For fun outside work, Bill involves himself with the Boy Scouts of America, volunteers at Deaconess Medical Center's Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit, instructs Judo with military dependants and spends time on the Oregon coast with family.
Career at a glance
- Loss Prevention Specialist since 1982
- Tenure with PFG since 2005
- Bachelor of Science in social psychology from San Jose State University; Ph.D. from the University of California-Davis in accident/injury pathology
- Construction Risk Insurance Specialist (CRIS)
- Professional member, past president of the Board of Directors, American Society of Safety Engineers
- Past Board member of the Washington State Hospital Association
- Past member of the Washington State Governor's Safety Advisory Panel
- American National Standards Institute, as a consultant for regulatory standards promulgation
- Professional member, American Correctional Association
- Awarded the Fraternal Order of Police Chiefs for Citizenship from the City of Tucson, Arizona
- Judo teacher and coach
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