Job description

The Risk Engineer is responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining the project risk management framework across all phases of major Oil, Gas and New Energies EPCM projects, from engineering and procurement through construction and commissioning. The role ensures systematic identification, assessment, mitigation and monitoring of all technical, commercial, HSE, schedule and cost risks to support delivery within scope, schedule and budget. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining the project risk management plan, procedures and risk register in alignment with corporate and client standards; facilitating risk identification and assessment workshops; integrating risk management into lifecycle decision-making and reporting processes; identifying risks across disciplines; quantifying risks using qualitative and quantitative techniques such as Monte Carlo simulations and sensitivity analysis; evaluating risk reduction opportunities; developing mitigation and contingency plans with discipline leads; tracking the effectiveness of mitigation actions; updating the risk register; preparing periodic risk reports, dashboards and presentations for management and clients; supporting project controls with probabilistic risk analysis for cost and schedule forecasts; communicating risk exposure trends; ensuring adherence to corporate risk policies and contractual requirements; participating in audits and risk reviews; and supporting lessons-learned and continuous improvement initiatives. Required qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in engineering, project management or related discipline, 5–10 years of risk management experience within major Oil & Gas EPC/EPCM projects, strong understanding of project controls and risk quantification techniques, proficiency in risk analysis software such as Primavera Risk Analysis (PRA/Pertmaster), @RISK or Safran Risk and familiarity with project management tools including Primavera P6 and MS Project.