Risk Analyst
Confidential · Dammam, Eastern, Saudi Arabia
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Identify and assess project, contractual, commercial, financial, operational and strategic risks, including their probability, impact and overall exposure.Develop and maintain project and corporate risk registers.Lead risk workshops and review meetings with stakeholders.Monitor existing risks, track mitigation actions, and check that controls are working.Spot emerging risks during project execution and escalate critical ones to management.Review contracts, subcontracts and agreements to identify contractual risks and support risk allocation strategies.Analyze claims, variations and disputes, and assess how they could affect projects.Prepare risk reports, dashboards and executive summaries, and present key exposures and recommendations to management.Ensure compliance with company policies, contracts and regulations, and support enterprise risk management (ERM) frameworks, procedures and a risk-aware culture.Drive continuous improvement through lessons learned, root cause analysis and audits, while following all HSE and site-safety requirements.Education:Required: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Construction Management, Finance, Business Administration, Risk Management or a related field.Preferred: A postgraduate qualification in Risk Management or a related discipline.Certifications:PMI-RMP (Risk Management Professional), ISO 31000 Risk Management, or a similar risk certification.Experience5–10 years in risk management, contracts, commercial management or project controls.Experience in construction, infrastructure, EPC, industrial or large-scale projects is preferred.SkillsStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsKnowledge of risk management frameworks and methodsExcellent understanding of construction contracts and commercial managementAdvanced reporting and presentation skillsProficiency in Microsoft Excel, Power BI and risk management toolsStrong communication and stakeholder managementAble to work under pressure and handle several priorities at onceLanguageVery good business English, including contract letters, reports and notices