Risk Manager

Job Summary

The Risk Manager will be responsible for identifying, assessing, mitigating, and monitoring risks across construction projects, ensuring the successful delivery of projects within scope, time, cost, and quality requirements. The role requires strong experience in the construction industry, with a deep understanding of project, contractual, financial, HSE, and operational risks.

• Develop, implement, and maintain the project and enterprise risk management framework for construction projects.
• Establish risk registers for projects, programs, and portfolios, ensuring regular updates and reporting.
• Facilitate risk identification workshops with project teams, contractors, consultants, and stakeholders.
• Define risk appetite, tolerance levels, and escalation procedures.

• Identify and assess construction-related risks including design, procurement, scheduling, cost overruns, quality, HSE, and site conditions.
• Analyze risks related to delays, resource constraints, subcontractor performance, and supply chain disruptions.
• Monitor critical path risks and support mitigation planning for schedule and cost impacts.

• Review contracts, subcontracts, and procurement strategies to identify and mitigate contractual and commercial risks.
• Support contract negotiations by advising on risk allocation, liabilities, insurance, and claims exposure.
• Work closely with legal and commercial teams on claims, disputes, and variation management.

• Evaluate financial risks including cash flow, cost escalation, currency exposure, and financial health of contractors and suppliers.
• Support project contingency planning and risk-based cost forecasting.
• Provide risk input to investment appraisals, feasibility studies, and bid submissions.

• Coordinate with HSE teams to identify and manage safety and environmental risks.
• Ensure compliance with local regulations, industry standards, and company policies.
• Promote a strong risk and safety culture across project teams.

• Prepare risk reports and dashboards for senior management and project steering committees.
• Track effectiveness of mitigation measures and recommend corrective actions.
• Provide training and guidance to project teams on risk management best practices.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, Risk Management, or a related field.
• Minimum 10 –15 years of experience in construction or infrastructure projects, with proven risk management responsibilities.
• Strong knowledge of construction methods, project controls, and contract types (e.g., EPC, Design & Build, FIDIC).
• Experience with large-scale or complex projects is preferred.

• PMI-RMP, IRM, ISO 31000 Risk Management, or equivalent.
• Professional Engineer (PE), PMP, or MRICS is an advantage.

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