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Lead Risk Manager

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Lead Risk Manager for a major offshore wind farm in The UK
Responsibilities:
- Main focal point for all Risk-related queries.
- Development and maintenance of the project risk register through the project Risk Management tool.
- Input into analysis of contract pricing and potential deviations from base contract scopes.
- Analysing programmes and progress data, including daily and weekly progress reports and continuous improving forecasting.
- Input into risk analysis for project economic model through QCRA and QSRA modelling.
- Providing Schedule risk analysis of "what-if" scenarios as required.
- Supporting interface and change management recording as requested.
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Requirements:
- You will have experience working in complex projects, alongside a knowledge of implementing and utilising project management software.
- You will bring a thorough understanding and practical hands-on experience with Excel, Primavera P6, and project risk management software packages, as well as relevant experience in communicating risk analysis with key stakeholders and developing KPIs.
- Project management experience within the offshore wind industry is strongly preferred.
- Outstanding negotiation, communication skills and commercial acumen, in conjunction with team orientation and the capacity to appreciate the "big picture", as well as prior experience of working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, will hold you in good stead to be successful in this role.


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