Risk Manager

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Job Description:

What You'll Be Doing:

• Lead the consultant-side risk and opportunity management function across both work packages.

• Establish, implement, maintain and continually improve project-wide risk management systems, processes and procedures.

• Prepare and maintain the Risk and Opportunity Management Plan in accordance with the contract and applicable Authority requirements.

• Develop, maintain and coordinate the qualitative and quantitative project risk registers, including risks affecting time, cost, quality, scope, safety, environment, stakeholders and interfaces.

• Ensure project risk registers are updated in the Authority’s Active Risk Manager system, or another system specified by the Engineer, in accordance with required reporting cycles.

• Facilitate risk identification, review and mitigation workshops with the client, supervision team, Contractor and relevant stakeholders, including the required annual risk workshops.

• Coordinate the identification of risk owners, causes, consequences, controls, mitigation actions, target dates and residual risk ratings.

• Ensure that probability, impact and risk-scoring techniques are applied consistently across the project.

• Perform and coordinate qualitative risk analysis and quantitative assessments of potential time and financial impacts.

• Monitor risk trends, emerging risks, overdue mitigation actions and changes in exposure, and escalate significant matters to project leadership and the client.

• Integrate risk management with programme, cost, commercial, contract, change, quality, health and safety, environmental, stakeholder and interface management activities.

• Work with the planning team on schedule risk considerations and provide risk input to forecasts, recovery strategies and mitigation planning.

• Identify issues that may give rise to contractual claims for time or cost and support the development and monitoring of practical mitigation measures.

• Prepare clear risk dashboards, reports, trend analyses and management briefings for periodic reporting and decision-making.

• Provide risk input to project reviews, Gateway submissions, change-control processes, progress meetings, lessons learned and project close-out.

What Required Skills You'll Bring:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Quantity Surveying or an equivalent relevant discipline.

• More than 20 years of post-graduate professional experience, including at least 10 years of experience in a similar project or programme risk management role.

• Professional experience in the Middle East is required.

• Substantial experience working for an engineering consultant or Engineer’s Representative on major roads, infrastructure and drainage construction supervision assignments.

• Demonstrable experience establishing and operating risk and opportunity management systems for large, multidisciplinary construction projects.

• Experience developing and maintaining qualitative and quantitative risk registers and assessing potential time, cost, quality and delivery impacts.

• Experience facilitating risk workshops, assigning risk ownership, monitoring mitigation actions and reporting changes in risk exposure to senior stakeholders.

• Experience integrating risk management with programme controls, cost management, contract administration, change control, claims, quality and stakeholder management.

• Experience using enterprise risk-management software. Experience with Active Risk Manager is strongly preferred.

• Knowledge of recognised risk management principles, processes and reporting practices.

• Ability to manage and coordinate a specialised risk function and independently undertake complex professional assignments requiring the application of specialist principles.

• Professional registration, chartered status or a recognised risk-management qualification is preferred.

• Fluent written and spoken English, with strong analytical, technical reporting, facilitation, presentation and stakeholder-communication skills.

• Full computer literacy and the ability to use relevant risk, planning, reporting, document-control and project-information systems.

Parsons equally employs representation at all job levels no matter the race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability or genetic information.

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