Gardiner and Theobald LLP
Associate Risk Manager

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Associate Risk Manager
Department: Infrastructure
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: G&T London
Description
At G&T people are central to our mission. Rewarding individuals based on their unique abilities, talent, and hard work, we believe in the quality of experiences and investing in a collaborative culture where all can thrive.
Our Major Projects & Infrastructure sector brings together a number of specialist experts to create a unique pool of talent. We support a diverse range of clients and sectors, and the commonalities we find between major projects allow us to add value through cross-fertilisation of ideas, sharing of best practice, and drawing upon the extensive benchmarking data that underpins our advice.
Projects that we deliver are often large-scale and complex with significant planning and development requirements. There is often a master planning element and major stakeholder liaison across a programme of projects. In this sector, we work on major sites that have significantly different requirements, so bespoke solutions are developed for each project with flexibility built in.
Within our Major Projects & Infrastructure team, we cover a diverse array of speciality areas including aviation, defence, electricity interconnectors, highways, infrastructure, master planning and regeneration, mineral extraction, ports, harbours and marine, rail, Carbon Net Zero, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, and manufacturing.
What You Will Do
As an Associate Risk Manager, your role will lead risk management activities at strategic, programme, or project level across multiple clients. You will take ownership of key accounts and influence how we deliver excellence in commercial outcomes. You will mentor and guide more junior staff, drive internal initiatives, and play an active role in building the team’s profile, internally and externally.
The key responsibilities of the role will include:
Risk Management and Leadership
- Develop, implement, and manage appropriate risk management procedures and processes for clients
- Liaise, engage, and communicate with all relevant key stakeholders, including senior-level management, in the risk management process
- Lead and develop teams in best practices, ensuring a proactive risk management culture is established. This includes being a go-to contact for any risk-related matters and actively promoting the awareness, providing training, and application of risk management across organisations (internally and externally)
- Present and lead confidently in front of client teams in workshops and meetings
- Ensuring that high-quality risk information is obtained and maintained in dedicated risk management platforms that meet audit and compliance requirements
- Work with project teams to produce QRAs (QCRA and QSRA) and use specialist software for QRA risk modelling and produce detailed reports
- Analyse large volumes of data to identify patterns, trends, and potential risks and be able to escalate accordingly
- Develop and produce relevant reporting of risk to stakeholders that supports key decision-making
- Regularly update clients on risk status, highlighting any issues that may impact cost or timelines
- Provide unique risk management insights across client projects, including emerging risks
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Team Leadership and Development
- Mentor and develop Risk Analysts and Risk Managers – offering career guidance and feedback
- Actively contribute to the upskilling of the team through knowledge sharing, provide training sessions, and technical peer reviews
- Support resource planning and delivery oversight across multiple commissions
Business Development and Service Line Growth
- Play a leading role in bids and proposals – shaping win themes, writing content, and participating in presentations
- Contribute to service development initiatives, including best practice frameworks, templates, toolkits, and delivery models
- Represent the Risk Management service line at events, conferences, or thought leadership forums
- Bring external market insight and policy developments into project delivery and service improvement
About You
The ideal Risk Manager for this role is someone with an in-depth understanding of risk management and quantitative risk management and its place within the project structure. You will be a forward-thinking individual who drives collaboration and communication both inside and outside of the business. You will have experience in client management and have an appetite to keep learning and maintain your risk management skillset.
Skills, Experience & Personal Qualities
- Degree qualified – preferably with a mathematics or construction-related discipline
- Chartered or specialist risk qualification, e.g., IRM Cert and membership to a risk professional body such as IRM, APM
- Experience in PMO within risk and control or project management with demonstrable experience in managing risk registers, facilitating risk workshops, supporting qualitative and quantitative risk analysis, and reporting risk exposure across complex projects.
- Experience working on large complex engineering projects in a risk management role, ideally within the nuclear, energy, or utility sectors.
- Excellent understanding of the principles of schedule management, estimating, and cost management
- Excellent data analysis and technical skills and has extensive experience in using risk management software such as Safran, ARM, Acumen, and producing QRAs (QCRA and QSRA)
- Strong user of the Microsoft Office suite
- Previous experience within a consultancy environment is desirable
- Proven ability to build and manage client relationships at senior level
- Evidence of experiences in client presentation
- Ability to take initiative and proactively engage and lead teams
- Experience in mentoring, supporting, and developing junior colleagues
- Strong written, verbal, listening, and presentation skills and able to deliver high-quality work in challenging timeframes
- Strategic thinker with a commercial mindset, proactive approach, and problem-solving skills
- Excellent leadership skills with a collaborative approach and able to provide professional guidance, advice, and training to others
- Experience working in a client-focused environment with a personal commitment to the delivery of excellent client service
- Excellent Business Development skills
- Demonstrable evidence of growing and establishing a network in the risk management industry
- A keen interest and able to demonstrate an understanding of market issues, events, and associated emerging risks and how they relate to projects
- Positive attitude with a willingness to get involved, and authentic in the workplace


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