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Third Party Risk Manager
Location: Hounslow – 3 days per week
Duration: 3-month initial contract
Start: ASAP
We are looking for an experienced Third Party Risk Manager. The role will focus on managing and assessing the risks associated with third-party suppliers and contractors, ensuring they meet the required security, compliance, and operational standards throughout the engagement.
You’ll be responsible for carrying out third-party risk assessments, reviewing supplier information and controls, identifying potential risks, and working with internal stakeholders and suppliers to ensure any issues are appropriately managed and remediated.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the end-to-end third-party risk assessment process for suppliers and contractors.
- Assess supplier security, operational, and compliance risks and identify areas requiring further investigation.
- Review supplier documentation, controls, policies, and security information to assess their overall risk profile.
- Monitor and track identified risks, actions, and remediation through to completion.
- Work closely with procurement, security, project, and operational teams to ensure third-party risks are understood and appropriately managed.
- Support ongoing supplier reviews and risk monitoring throughout the project lifecycle.
- Maintain accurate risk records, assessments, and reporting for relevant stakeholders.
- Ensure suppliers meet the required standards and controls within a complex infrastructure project environment.
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- Proven experience in Third Party Risk Management / Supplier Risk Management.
- Strong understanding of supplier assessments, risk identification, controls, and remediation.
- Experience reviewing supplier security and compliance information.
- Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to challenge suppliers and internal teams where required.
- BitSight experience highly desirable, as this is the platform used to support the third-party risk activity.
- Experience within infrastructure, engineering, construction, technology, or other regulated environments would be advantageous.
- Available to start quickly or at short notice.
- Able to work 3 days per week from Hounslow.
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