Sr Manager, Project & Business Risk (Regional)

About the role

Worley, a global energy, chemicals and resources company, is looking for a Senior Manager, Project and Business Risk for its LGCA region. The role sets clear expectations for Business and Project Risk Management in the region, ensures consistent application of risk activities across projects, and acts as the line manager for Project Risk Management professionals.

Key responsibilities

• Establish expectations for Business and Project Risk Management in the region and support implementation
• Ensure consistent application of project risk management activities and documents across the relevant scope
• Establish, monitor and maintain Business Risk Management activities and the Business Risk register
• Drive pre-award project risk management requirements for project proposals and deliver risk services to project teams after award
• Support Risk Management professionals and develop a long-term learning and career development strategy
• Prepare, update and maintain Risk Management Plans and documents, guide project personnel, run risk workshops and develop risk registers
• Develop risk assessment criteria, help Risk Owners choose response strategies, and run cost/schedule risk analysis workshops with bespoke models
• Educate managers and business units on quantitative and decision analysis, and initiate regional risk business development opportunities
• Provide leadership to project disciplines, attend monthly WPR meetings, and present and train on risk topics internally and externally
• Present to external audiences, support the wider risk community, and engage with the Business and Project Delivery function and Global Project Controls

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree (minimum 2:1) in Risk Management or a related subject such as Project Management, Engineering or another analytical discipline
• Recognized Risk Management certification (e.g. IRM, ERM or RIMS International Certificate) or equivalent experience of 10+ years
• Previous project risk management experience across various projects (circa 15+ years)
• Demonstrable involvement in the relevant project industry or crossover from a comparable technical industry
• Experience in analytical quantitative risk methods, including Monte Carlo simulations, 3-point analysis, Pertmaster and PRAD
• Desirable: extensive knowledge of the Worley business line, industry risk software, and internal project delivery processes

Required skills

• Specialist knowledge of risk management software, including MCS software
• Quantitative cost and schedule risk analysis
• Sound computer skills with standard Microsoft Office applications
• Team leadership, facilitation, communication and presentation skills