Rick Priest

Rick Priest

Founder & President

Rick Priest founded Enserv Loss Control Services in 1996 and brings decades of experience in safety consulting, environmental consulting, and insurance loss prevention.

Throughout his career, Rick has worked with insurance carriers across Arkansas, conducting comprehensive loss prevention surveys and providing practical risk management solutions for commercial and industrial operations.

Professional credentials:

Arkansas APSS Arkansas FSR Professional Environmental Auditor (PEA) Certified Hazardous Waste Site Manager

Rick's experience and commitment to quality continue to serve as the foundation of Enserv's approach to professional loss control services.

Nick Priest

Nick Priest

Senior Loss Control Manager

Nick Priest joined Enserv in 2015 and has more than ten years of experience providing professional loss control and safety consulting services to insurance carriers.

Background includes:

  • Workers' Compensation Loss Prevention
  • Rule 31 and Rule 32 Services
  • Assigned Risk and Residual Market Surveys
  • Jurisdictional Compliance Considerations
  • Commercial Safety Consulting
  • Hazard Identification
  • Risk Assessments
  • Safety Program Evaluations

Nick maintains Arkansas APSS credentials and focuses on helping insurance carriers identify workplace exposures while providing practical, straightforward recommendations that improve safety and reduce risk.

Our Team

Enserv's consultants bring experience in loss control, workplace safety, regulatory compliance, environmental consulting, and commercial risk management.

As a family-owned organization, we remain committed to providing responsive service, dependable communication, and professional consulting built on integrity and long-term client relationships.

Our Approach to Loss Control

Effective loss control is more than identifying hazards—it is understanding how people, equipment, management practices, and workplace conditions interact to influence risk.

Every survey is performed with an emphasis on:

  • Identifying significant exposures
  • Evaluating existing safety controls
  • Reviewing management practices
  • Assessing employee training
  • Recognizing opportunities for risk improvement
  • Providing practical recommendations that can realistically be implemented

We strive to deliver reports that are both technically sound and easy for underwriting professionals to use in making informed decisions.