Programme Risk Manager – Clean Energy PMO Lead

Rolls-Royce SMR; East Midlands; Hybrid; GBP 36,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private Medical Insurance – BUPA

Life Assurance – 6× pensionable pay

Pension scheme – 6% employee, 12% ER

Annual bonus up to 12.5%

29 days leave + public holidays

Home Office Support – £250

Job summary

Rolls-Royce SMR is seeking a Risk Manager to join the PMO. You will lead and support a network of risk professionals across the programme, embedding risk management, governance and assurance to enable informed decision-making.

The role covers major infrastructure delivery with hybrid working, attending offices in Warrington, Manchester or Derby. A strong background in risk frameworks and quantitative analysis is essential.

Qualifications

• Recognised risk, project management or related qualification or equivalent experience.
• Experience with ISO 31000 or similar risk frameworks.
• Experience in risk management within major infrastructure or complex programmes.
• Strong risk reporting, governance and stakeholder engagement knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Drive development, maintenance and assurance of programme and work package risk registers.
• Facilitate risk reviews, workshops and health checks to identify and manage risk.
• Provide risk guidance, reporting and analysis to stakeholders across the business.
• Support Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) activities and innovative approaches including AI.

Skills

ISO 31000 knowledge

Risk management

Governance

Stakeholder engagement

Quantitative Risk Analysis

AI in risk analytics

Education

Professional risk/PM qualification

Job description

Rolls-Royce SMR is seeking a Risk Manager to join the PMO. You will lead and support a network of risk professionals across the programme, embedding risk management, governance and assurance to enable informed decision-making.

The role covers major infrastructure delivery with hybrid working, attending offices in Warrington, Manchester or Derby. A strong background in risk frameworks and quantitative analysis is essential.