Risk Manager - Engineering Consultancy - PMC

About Egis

Role Overview

Risk Framework and Assessment

• Establish and maintain the risk management framework, procedures, tools, templates, methodologies, and governance requirements.
• Identify, assess, and monitor risks through structured reviews, stakeholder engagement, workshops, project information, and ongoing monitoring.
• Assess risks across cost, schedule, procurement, contracts, design, construction, approvals, stakeholders, resources, interfaces, dependencies, and quality.
• Identify interdependencies and emerging risks across projects, workstreams, and stakeholders.

Mitigation and Monitoring

• Ensure each material risk has an accountable owner, practical mitigation actions, target dates, and success measures.
• Follow up with risk owners, challenge ineffective or overdue actions, verify implementation, and assess whether exposure has reduced.
• Maintain accurate project and programme risk registers, risk trends, mitigation status, control effectiveness, and audit trails.
• Keep high, critical, unresolved, and escalated risks visible to management.

Workshops and Reporting

• Plan and facilitate risk identification and assessment workshops with client departments, EGIS teams, consultants, contractors, and project stakeholders.
• Prepare dashboards and reports covering risk profiles, high and critical risks, emerging risks, trends, overdue actions, and mitigation status.
• Provide concise analysis and recommendations to support management decisions, intervention, resource allocation, and escalation.
• Present risk information clearly to senior management and relevant governance forums.

Project Controls Integration

• Integrate risk management with planning, cost, commercial, procurement, contracts, design, quality, and project management functions.
• Assess how changes, delays, procurement issues, approvals, design development, and major events affect project and programme risk.
• Provide risk-based input to forecasts, schedules, budgets, procurement strategies, changes, and major decisions.

Continuous Improvement

• Review and improve risk tools, processes, reporting, stakeholder engagement, and the quality of management information.
• Promote a risk-aware culture and share lessons learned from projects and significant risk events.

Education and Experience

• A bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, project management, business administration, risk management, or a related discipline is required.
• A minimum of 15 years of relevant professional experience is required.
• Experience in risk management across major development, construction, infrastructure, or programme environments is required.
• Experience with developers or clients, PMCs, consultants, contractors, and multidisciplinary stakeholders is required.

Technical and Behavioural Skills

• Strong knowledge of project and programme risk management principles, methodologies, assessment, response, mitigation, monitoring, and escalation is required.
• The role requires risk data analysis, trend identification, management recommendations, risk registers, dashboards, and reporting systems.
• Strong Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint skills are required; Power BI or other dashboard tools are preferred.
• The role requires ownership, accountability, communication, influencing, negotiation, stakeholder management, analytical ability, accuracy, and independent decision-making.