Risk and Value Manager

1
B1
£36,865 to £43,361 per annum
Fixed Term
Fixed Term for 18 months/ Interim
Full Time
Starting at 30 days per annum, pro-rata

24th June 2019 at 13:00

tbc

Risk & Value Manager required to work on the exciting Northern Estates Programme and the projects that make up the programme. The Northern Estates Programme is tasked with an ambitious programme of redevelopment and refurbishment of a number of buildings in the Parliamentary Northern Estate to facilitate the decant of the Palace of Westminster so that the major restoration works can begin.

Are you used to managing complex construction projects and keen to play an important role in a high profile programme of works in a unique historic setting? Then make the move to the House of Commons Strategic Estates dynamic and growing Northern Estates Programme (NEP) team. Our Strategic Estates team manages property and engineering infrastructures across a Parliamentary estate on a World Heritage site with buildings ranging from the historic Palace of Westminster to the modern Portcullis House.

The Risk & Value Manager will be responsible for the risk and value management (recoveries, opportunities, efficiencies) across NEP from one point of control – QCRA and QSRAs. You will provide an effective and professional risk management support to the Northern Estate Programme, delivering risk and value management support. Providing leadership, and guidance, on all project and programme risk and value management, ensuring appropriate principles are applied and maintained at all RIBA stages is key as is the ability to manage a range of stakeholders and liaise with internal departments effectively.

You will be an experienced manager who can make a positive impact within this fast-moving Programme. As well as being a Practitioner in risk and value management (e.g. Certified APM Risk Specialist, Axelos Management of Risk, APM Risk Certificate Levels 1&2 etc.) you will be a risk management specialist with experience of working on complex projects and programmes. Demonstrable experience of delivering Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (QSRA) and Quantitative Cost Risk Analysis (QCRA) using standard industry systems such as Predict, Active Risk manager (ARM), @Risk or P6 you will also have Project or Programme Management qualification-PRINCE2 or Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) together with good knowledge of managing and applying optimism bias.

The Benefits

This is initially on a fixed term basis for 18 months but is expected to continue as the Programme develops and will be extended.

Other Benefits:

  • Good rates of pay
  • 30 days holiday in the first year rising to 32 days in year 2
  • Civil Service Pension
  • On-site subsidised canteens
  • On-site gym
  • Season ticket loan

This Vacancy is closed to applications.