PMO Senior Risk Analyst sector nuclear (m/f)

Technical Engineering Support (TES) is an engineering company created over 30 years ago, specializing in the coordination of tests and industrial commissioning. TES also supports its customers in participating in studies and coordinating the assembly of industrial equipment.

As part of our activity, we have a position to fill as PMO Senior Risk Analyst sector nuclear (m/f) to integrate the EPR2 Hinkley-Point U.K. project.
Hinkley Point C is a multi-billion-pound "mega project" of national importance. As an integral part of the Integrated Project Controls (Risk) team, the Senior Risk Analyst acts as a technical lead and subject matter expert. You will be the face of Risk management for your assigned programme, bringing confidence to stakeholders and ensuring the uniform implementation of the project’s risk strategy.

Core Responsibilities :

• Technical Leadership: Act as the technical lead for the Risk team, ensuring the implementation of specific processes, frameworks, and governance arrangements.

• Contract Management: Manage the risk delivery for specific contracts ranging in value from £10m to £500m.

• Expert Analysis: Deliver accurate and concise risk insights to drive evidence-based decision-making and influence project outcomes.

• Stakeholder Engagement: Facilitate risk conversations and workshops with colleagues at all levels, including Executive and Director leadership.

• Assurance & Reporting: Provide assurance for Risk and Opportunity data within software systems (ARM) and oversee the production of high-quality reports for Board Meetings and Programme Reviews.

• Team Guidance: Direct the daily workload and provide technical guidance to Risk Analysts and Trainee Risk Analysts.

• Integration: Work closely with other Project Controls disciplines to ensure schedule and cost estimates are informed by high-quality risk information

Knowledge & Skills: Excellent analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills with the ability to communicate complex concepts simply to senior audiences.

Education: A degree or equivalent qualification in project management, project controls, or engineering is desirable.

Professional Qualifications: Industry-recognised certifications such as Management of Risk (MoR) Practitioner or APM Risk Level 2 are highly preferred.

Experience: Demonstrable expertise in risk management within a project management environment; experience in the Nuclear industry or other highly regulated sectors is a significant advantage.

Software Expertise: Proficiency in ARM (Risks/Opportunities), Safran (QSRA), and Power BI (Analytics)