Risk Manager

Building a sustainable tomorrow Ferrovial Construction / BAM UK & Ireland (Infrastructure segment) JV (FBJV) has been appointed to deliver approximately 140 miles of HS2 track infrastructure between London and the West Midlands, including design, construction, logistics, testing and commissioning.

They have an exciting opportunity for a Risk Manager to lead the identification, assessment, quantification, management and reporting of risks and opportunities across the HRS15 Track North project. The role will establish and maintain an integrated risk-management framework supporting contractual compliance, reliable cost and programme forecasting, robust governance and informed decision-making.

Your team Candidates will be based in our project office in Snow Hill near Birmingham. Making Possible As Risk Manager, you will be responsbile for the following: Own and implement the HRS15 Risk and Opportunity Management process in accordance with the FBRS JV Risk and Opportunity Management Procedure, and the Project Controls Execution Plan.

Promote proactive risk management across Commercial, Planning, Design, Engineering, Procurement, Delivery, Quality, Safety, Environment, Interfaces and Stakeholder Management. Maintain clear links between the risk register and relevant Early Warning Notices, Compensation Events, assumptions, constraints, changes and programme activities, while avoiding duplication between registers.

Ensure realised risks remain actively managed until their remaining exposure, reporting and commercial consequences have been resolved. Capture lessons learned and apply them to future risk identification, assessment and mitigation.

Lead or support monthly risk-review meetings with HS2, including preparation of information, responses to comments and management of agreed actions. Maintain the interim or final HS2 risk-management templates and systems required under the Contract.

Own the preparation, update, assurance and internal approval of PMU4. Reconcile PMU4 with PMU2, PMU8, the project EAC, the accepted programme and internal commercial forecasts. Address existing improvement areas, including risk rationalisation, complete quantification justifications, clear identification of open risks and consistent reporting across P...

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