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PowerLines within the Public Utility Commission of Texas (CISRM) seeks a Risk Management Coordinator to strengthen agency resilience by identifying and assessing risks to operations and by developing and monitoring mitigation strategies. The role reports to CISRM and collaborates with divisions to safeguard critical infrastructure assets.
The position involves coordinating workplace safety and workers’ compensation matters with Human Resources, supporting emergency preparedness and business
The Executive Director is the only statutorily required position at the Commission other than the Commissioners. Under PURA (Public Utility Regulatory Act) § 12.103, the Executive Director is responsible for the daily operations of the Commission and coordinates the activities of commission employees.The Executive Director reports to the Commissioners.
The Executive Director's Office oversees the Critical Infrastructure Security and Risk Management (CISRM) and Energy Efficiency program areas, along with the Infrastructure, Legal, and Rate Regulation Divisions, ensuring effective leadership, strategic direction, and alignment with the agency's mission to protect Texas utility consumers and promote reliable utility services.
The Critical Infrastructure Security and Risk Management department collaborates with utilities to ensure that cyber and physical security best business practices are utilized, provides emergency management assistance and coordination, and connects utilities to available state and federal resources.
Energy Efficiency is responsible for the regulation of the eight investor-owned utilities required to provide energy efficiency programs to reduce residential and commercial customers¿ energy consumption and manage consumer energy costs. The department focuses on the intersection of the distribution grid and retail market with attention to distributed energy resources and residential demand response.
If you're passionate about making an impact through public service, join the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) as a Risk Management Coordinator in the Critical Infrastructure Security and Risk Management (CISRM) department. In this role, you'll help strengthen agency resilience by managing operational risks, supporting workplace safety programs, coordinating workers' compensation matters, and providing employee training that helps keep our workforce safe and prepared.
Critical Infrastructure Security and Risk Management (CISRM) is seeking a Risk Management Coordinator to perform complex to highly complex risk management work involving identifying and assessing risks to agency operations; developing and monitoring mitigation strategies; evaluating the effectiveness of risk management and safety programs; and recommending improvements to strengthen the agency's operational resilience. This position will also coordinate workplace safety and workers compensation matters with Human Resources, support emergency preparedness and business continuity planning, and provide risk management and safety education and training to agency employees.
If you're passionate about workplace management, and making a meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply and become part of a team dedicated to strengthening CISRM¿s risk management and safety initiatives while supporting the agency's overall mission.
The ideal candidate should possess the following minimum qualifications. Applicants must meet all the required minimum qualifications to be considered for this position.
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree or higher in business management, public administration, risk management, occupational safety and health, emergency management or a related field
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor's degree or higher in business management, public administration, risk management, occupational safety and health, emergency management or a related field and two years of full-time work experiencein risk management, occupational safety and health, regulatory compliance, emergency management, business continuity planning, workers¿ compensation administration, or loss prevention.
Additional full-time work experiencein risk management, occupational safety and health, regulatory compliance, emergency management, business continuity planning, workers¿ compensation administration, or loss prevention may substitute for education on a year-for-year basis.