Turner & Townsend
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Project Risk Manager - Energy & Natural Resources
Manage and implement risk processes for natural resources projects.
Job Highlights
About the Role
• Plan, design, and implement tailored risk management processes aligned with best practice. • Facilitate risk workshops with subject‑matter experts. • Create and maintain risk registers and related risk information. • Challenge and improve the quality of risk data. • Drive implementation of mitigation actions across projects and programmes. • Assist project teams in developing measurable management responses. • Conduct quantitative risk assessments (QRA) for cost and schedule impacts. • Produce timely risk reporting using PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and Power BI. • Collaborate with Project Controls to align project information. • Work with the supply chain to incorporate supplier risks. • Communicate complex risk information clearly to all stakeholders. • Adapt risk strategies and processes in response to change. • Assess implications of various risk scenarios as a critical thinker. • Build and manage effective stakeholder relationships. • Interpret client requirements and manage expectations. • Stay aware of industry, emerging, and best‑practice risks. • Drive positive change and embrace challenges for clients. • Manage risk across multiple projects/programmes (essential).
Key Responsibilities
- ▸risk register
- ▸quantitative risk
- ▸risk reporting
- ▸risk workshops
- ▸mitigation actions
- ▸scenario analysis
What You Bring
The role may include SOX control responsibilities where applicable, and candidates must have a UK driving licence or be able to travel to client sites across the region. • Proactively solve problems and think strategically. • Hold a UK driving licence or ability to travel to client sites. • Familiarity with at least one risk standard (ISO 31000, APM, Orange Book, IPA) (essential). • Experience with a risk management tool (essential). • Knowledge of Quantitative Risk Assessment (Monte‑Carlo) techniques (essential). • Understand how scheduling, cost control, and change control interact with risk (desirable). • Hold APM Risk Certificate Level 2 or Management of Risk (MoR) (desirable). • Familiarity with NEC contracts.
Requirements
- ▸risk tool
- ▸monte carlo
- ▸risk standard
- ▸nec contracts
- ▸sox control
- ▸driving licence
Benefits
Turner & Townsend's award‑winning Controls & Performance team drives innovation, enhances clients' integrated controls capability, and improves programme outcomes. With a national workforce of over 600 professionals, the team offers extensive experience, career pathways, and opportunities to develop expertise across a varied client base.
Work Environment
Hybrid