Senior Risk Manager

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Title: Senior Risk Manager
Location: Barrow-in-Furness (hybrid / remote)
Salary: £85,000 or £500 per day

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Risk Manager to join a market-leading independent consultancy with a strong track record in delivering complex, mission-critical projects across infrastructure, energy, and defence sectors. The Senior Risk Manager will join a new team on an exciting project in Barrow-in-Furness.

The Senior Risk Manager will take ownership of the project's risk management processes, overseeing risk identification, assessment, analysis, and mitigation strategies. Working closely with the wider Project Controls team, they will help integrate risk management with scheduling, cost control, and change management processes, ensuring a cohesive and proactive approach to project delivery.

The Senior Risk Manager will be based remotely with visits to the site in Cumbria when required.

Candidate

Proven experience in a Senior Risk Management role on major infrastructure, engineering, or construction projects.
Strong QRA capability with demonstrable experience in delivering both cost and schedule quantitative risk analysis.
Familiarity with industry risk tools such as @Risk, Primavera Risk Analysis, or Safran Risk.
Excellent stakeholder engagement skills - confident leading workshops and presenting to senior project leadership.
Ideally holding a relevant professional qualification (e.g. IRM, APM Risk Certificate) or working towards one.
Offer

Salary £85,000 or £500 per day
Bonus, Pension, Healthcare, Life assurance, Private medical
28 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Flexible benefits scheme and other great benefits.
If you are looking for a new career challenge and you are interested in the above opportunity then please apply by sending your CV or call Matt Lilburn on (phone number removed) for further information quoting reference (phone number removed).

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