Risk Analyst

Overview

Support project risk management, data analysis, reporting, and workshops for infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities

• mentoring
• dashboard development
• quantitative analysis
• risk register
• risk workshops
• risk reporting

Tasks

-Supports, training and mentoring of junior project risk specialists and risk analysts towards overall project objectives. -Responsible for the development, deployment, and management of PRM data collection, dashboards, analysis tools and reports. -Supports implementation of the project risk management program across the assigned program or project. -Supports the enterprise analysis of project risks. -Supports, coordinates and runs risk workshops on projects. -Support and maintain risk activities to ensure alignment with the risk management plan. -Responsible for quantitative risk analysis (schedule and cost) for assigned program or project. -Maintain risk and control registers and assist with risk reporting across the program.

Requirements

• communication
• risk management
• detail-oriented
• construction
• bachelor's
• 8-12 years

What You Bring

-Skill in working and communicating effectively, both orally and in writing, with other project functional groups. Proven ability to build strong relationships with customers and team members -Demonstrated experience in qualitative and quantitative risk management is necessary -High attention to detail and accuracy in managing documents and data -Experience in the infrastructure / heavy civil / aviation / renewables / construction industries advantageous -Typically requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 8-12 years of relevant experience or 12-14 years of relevant work experience.

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About Bechtel Corporation

-The firm began building railroads and dams in the American West and grew into a pioneer of mega-projects. -Post-war, it laid massive pipelines across the Middle East and ventured into nuclear power, building the USA’s first commercial plant. -Its projects include Boston’s complex “Big Dig” tunnel, the Channel Tunnel, and Intel megafab campuses. -It operates in global markets across Energy, Infrastructure, Manufacturing & Technology, Mining & Metals, and Nuclear/Security/Environmental sectors. -Typical projects include highways, bridges, ports, airports, LNG plants, data-centers, environmental cleanups, and nuclear facilities.

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