Req ID:495037
At Alstom, we understand transport networks and what moves people. From high-speed trains, metros, monorails, and trams, to turnkey systems, services, infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility, we offer our diverse customers the broadest portfolio in the industry. Every day, more than 80 000 colleagues lead the way to greener and smarter mobility worldwide, connecting cities as we reduce carbon and replace cars.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

BA’s degree in Engineering
AACE Certified (DRMP)/PMI-RMP is an asset
IPMA-D, PMP certification is an asset

EXPERIENCE & COMPETENCIES

5-7 years of experience in Risk management
Experienced with utilizing the Monte Carlo Risk assessment tool.
QCRA and QSRA experience for a multi-million dollar Railway/infrastructure project
Comprehensive understanding of risk management principles, methodologies, and tools
Strong analytical skills for comprehensive risk and opportunity assessments
Project management background
Good knowledge of railway products and systems
Is used to work with internal processes (Tenders, Projects, Engineering, Industrial, Sourcing, Supply Chain, Quality, and their interfaces)
Excellent stakeholder management and collaboration skills
You don’t need to be a train enthusiast to thrive with us. We guarantee that when you step onto one of our trains with your friends or family, you’ll be proud. If you’re up for the challenge, we’d love to hear from you!

RSO (Risk, Saving & Opportunity) Training:
Ensure that Project members are trained at an appropriate level in the discipline of Risk Management by running seminars and training courses.
RSO (Risk, Saving & Opportunity) Identification and Assessment:
Act as a support to Project Team for the identification and the assessment of risks, opportunity and the implementation and follow-up of mitigation actions.
Act as leader on risk, saving and opportunity identification ‘brainstorming’ sessions.
Propose risk owners within the Project for approval by the Project Manager.
Evaluate each identified risk and opportunity in collaboration with the risk owners.
Follow up with risk owners to ensure the mitigation actions are on track, including escalation where required
Review contractor risks impacting project cost and schedule and reflect them in the risk register
RSO (Risk, Saving & Opportunity) Mitigation and Monitoring:
Act as a support to risk owners for the definition, the implementation and the follow-up of mitigation actions.
Ensure that the approved risk mitigation actions are integrated into the main Project schedule and budget, by linking with the project schedule and cost control team.
Monitor progress on risks and risk mitigation actions.
RSO (Risk, Saving & Opportunity) Quantification:
Liaise with Project Manager, Core Team, and risk owners to develop scoring rationale for the risks and opportunities
Work closely with scheduling to prepare a high-level schedule (or assess detailed schedules) to be used for quantitative schedule risk analysis and define the link between risks, duration uncertainties, and schedule activities
Liaise with Bid/Cost manager for pricing risks
Perform integrated quantitative cost and schedule risk analysis using Risk Management software (e.g. ARM, SAFRAN etc.)
RSO (Risk, Saving & Opportunity) Reporting:
Create and maintain consolidated Risk and Opportunity Register.
Deliver clear, actionable risk reporting and dashboards to senior leadership and stakeholders that includes interpretation of QCRA/QSRA results (e.g. Distribution S Curve Graph, Sensitivity Analysis, Tornado Chart and Deep Dive Schedule Logic)
Supporting project team on all other project deliverables including but not limited to internal presentations for TLW, QCDP, TRM, TTM and external deliverables including defending risk report and analysis