Principal Tasks and Responsibilities:
- To make recommendations to the Project Manager(s)/ MOD Project Contract Manager(s) for all aspects of Project Risk Management and the Project Risk Management process.
- To manage project risk management progress, ensuring information is documented to provide an audit trail and future historical lessons learned.
- To outline risk reports and create/design bespoke risk reports for Senior Management and Customer review.
- To represent our client at risk meetings with the Client; to present, take and answer detailed questions on any aspect of Risk Management.
- To issue project risk management information directly to the Client (SUSM and PCM).
- To make recommendations to the Project Manager(s)/ MOD Project Contract Manager(s) regarding the development, maintenance and control of the Risk Register.
- To make decisions on the Project Managers’ behalf for changes to the Risk Register.
- To manage the project risk management process.
- To manage the Project Engineer (Risk).
- To provide risk management support for unprogrammed work on Submarine Support Projects during BMPs and RAMPs, both on and off-site.
- To establish sound working relationships with MOD Risk Managers and Risk Points of Contact in the execution of all joint risk management processes.
- To oversee the export and transfer of Risk Management information to the new Maritime Collaborative Working Environment area on an agreed periodic basis.
- To undertake probabilistic schedule and cost risk analysis, providing results and reports for inclusion in the Tenders and throughout the project lifecycle.
- To conduct risk interviews with key stakeholders, including subcontractors to capture risk information.
- To be the stakeholder risk lead point of contact for the Risk Management within associate project for which they are allocated, or supporting other Projects as required.
Qualifications and Experience Requirements:
Academic:
It is desirable to have been trained in the qualitative and quantitative aspects of risk management and in the use of any bespoke risk management software.
Nuclear:
It is desirable to have completed the Nuclear Introductory Course (NIC) and Nuclear Submarine Quality Assurance Course (NSQAC).
Local:
To have a detailed knowledge of Risk Management and general knowledge of project/programme and planning/commercial arrangements.
Experience:
It is desirable to have an understanding of project governance for large and complex submarine projects.