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DHL Supply Chain is seeking a Manager, Regional Risk to lead risk processes for project delivery across APAC. The role requires expertise in supply chain operations and project management, focusing on ensuring successful project outcomes through effective risk management and stakeholder communication.
When you work with us, you’ll find that we deliver results; without compromising on respect. We value each other’s differences while recognising individual strength.
We are the world’s leading contract logistics company. We create competitive advantage for our customers through customized warehousing and transportation services. We combine our global scale with local knowledge and sector expertise.
At DHL Supply Chain (DSC), there's more to a role than the work we do. Whatever your role is, we never forget that you make us who we are. We work hard to make sure a career with DHL is as satisfying and successful as it can be.
Join a supportive work environment where you’ll have the tools and training you need to grow and succeed.
DHL Supply Chain is Great Place To Work certified.
The Manager, Regional Risk is responsible for leading the risk and assurance processes for the Operations Excellence Project Delivery team across the APAC region, ensuring all major change projects complete their assurance processes effectively. It focuses on aligning with benefits realization and start-up performance of large-scale projects. Additionally, the role involves providing analytical data and reporting on active projects to the APAC COO, facilitating informed decision-making and identifying any risks or deviations related to Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) or service quality.
The ideal candidate should possess a solid understanding of the Supply Chain industry and operational experience. He/She should have expertise in project management and change management methodologies and the ability to work effectively across APAC regional cultures and business norms.