Supply Chain Risk Assessor

Adecco; City Of London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A recruitment agency seeks a Supply Chain Risk Assessor in London. The role focuses on articulating risk postures, conducting assessments, and developing frameworks. Candidates should have a strong background in risk management and the ability to work with diverse teams. This position offers a daily rate of £500 and a hybrid working model.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in supply chain risk assessment and management.
• Ability to articulate complex risk concepts to diverse audiences.
• Experience working with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Develop and communicate a clear understanding of supply chain risk posture.
• Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for suppliers categorized by risk priority.
• Design and implement a repeatable framework for risk assurance.
• Review and assess tools for managing supply chain risk.
• Define and develop robust reporting frameworks for senior management.

Skills

Risk Management

Analytical Skills

Stakeholder Engagement

Communication

Process Improvement

Job description

Overview

Supply Chain Risk Assessor

Rate - £500 (a day)

Duration - 6 Months (Initially)

Location - London (Hybrid)

IR35 - Inside (Must use an umbrella company)

Responsibilities

• Risk Posture Articulation: Develop and communicate a clear understanding of the FOS (Function of Supply) supply chain risk posture, taking into account critical factors for each supplier such as controls, policies, procedures, and overall risk management frameworks in alignment with established security standards and industry best practices.
• Risk Assessment Prioritization: Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for each supplier, categorized by risk priority, based on tier levels. Ensure that existing risk assessments are up-to-date, and identify any gaps in risk management practices. Where necessary, lead the development of new or updated risk assessments to address these gaps.
• Supplier Questionnaire Refinement: Oversee the supplier questionnaire process, ensuring that it accurately captures the relevant data needed to assess risk levels effectively. If necessary, refine and improve the questionnaire to ensure its efficacy in gathering the necessary information.
• Framework Development: Design and implement a repeatable and scalable framework for supply chain risk assurance. This may include the development of risk matrices, Non-Financial Risk (NFR) assessments, and other risk management tools that can be standardized across the supply chain.
• Tooling Review & Assessment: Review and assess the current set of tools and systems in place for managing supply chain risk, evaluating their quality, effectiveness, and value. Provide recommendations for improving or replacing tools to ensure they meet organizational needs and risk management standards.
• Process Refinement & Integration: Continuously improve the supplier risk assurance process and its integration points with other areas of the business. Develop clear RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) charts to define roles and responsibilities across teams. Propose and implement a model for re-accreditation of suppliers to ensure ongoing compliance with risk management standards.
• Executive Reporting & Key Risk Indicators (KRI): Define and develop a robust reporting framework for senior management (ExCo), including Key Risk Indicators (KRIs), to provide a clear and actionable view of the organization's supply chain risk posture. Ensure the reporting reflects an appropriate level of detail for executive decision-making and strategic planning.
• Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including procurement, legal, compliance, and IT, to ensure alignment in risk management activities. Engage with suppliers to build strong relationships and ensure they are committed to the organization's risk management policies.
• Continuous Improvement: Stay up to date with the latest trends, best practices, and regulatory changes related to supply chain risk management. Apply this knowledge to continuously improve the organization's approach to supply chain risk assessment and mitigation