Quality Risk Manager

The Quality Risk Manager (QRM) is responsible for risk management, quality governance, and compliance oversight for High‑Value and At‑Risk projects. The role provides independent risk guidance and quality assurance throughout the entire project lifecycle, from bid and proposal stage through execution, delivery, and project closure.

The QRM acts as a key partner to project teams and leadership to ensure risks are proactively identified, assessed, mitigated, and continuously monitored, enabling successful project outcomes and protecting the organization from commercial, contractual, technical, and delivery risks.

Key Responsibilities

Project Risk Management & Governance

• Provide end‑to‑end

risk management oversight

for selected High‑Value and At‑Risk projects.

• Support proposal and bid teams during

pre‑award phase

to identify key risks and ensure alignment of scope, assumptions, and mitigation strategies.

• Ensure

project risk registers

, mitigation plans, and quality controls are properly established, maintained, and updated throughout the project lifecycle.

• Ensure compliance with internal project governance, quality standards, and risk management frameworks.

Quality Reviews & Project Health Assessment

• Conduct structured

quality and risk reviews

at key project milestones.

• Support project teams in assessing

overall project health

, including schedule, cost, scope, delivery risk, and compliance status.

• Lead or facilitate

Focused SI Project Review Meetings

, providing independent assessment and recommendations.

• Escalate critical risks and governance gaps to relevant stakeholders as required.

Stakeholder Collaboration

• Work closely with

Project Managers, Engineering, Legal, Finance, Procurement, Sales, and Technical Subject Matter Experts

to ensure risk considerations are fully integrated into decision‑making.

• Provide advisory support to project teams on contractual, commercial, operational, and technical risks.

• Serve as a central coordination point to ensure risk ownership and accountability are clearly defined.

Risk Mitigation & Continuous Improvement

• Recommend and monitor

risk mitigation actions

to ensure risks are effectively controlled and reduced over time.

• Track outstanding risks and verify that mitigation actions are implemented and closed.

• Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying recurring risk themes, lessons learned, and systemic gaps across projects.

• Contribute to the enhancement of project risk management processes, tools, and standards.

Data Management & Digital Enablement

• Maintain

centralized and accurate project risk data

, ensuring transparency and traceability.

• Apply structured and data‑driven approaches to analyze risk exposure and trends.

• Leverage

digital tools, dashboards, and analytics

to support risk tracking, reporting, and decision‑making.

• Ensure timely and accurate reporting of project risk status to management and governance forums.

Qualifications & Experience

Education

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Project Management, Business, or a related discipline.

• Professional certifications in

Project Management, Risk Management, or Quality

(e.g. PMP, PRINCE2, Risk‑related certifications) are an advantage.

Experience

• Minimum

8–12 years of experience

in project delivery, project governance, risk management, or quality management.

• Experience supporting

large, complex, or high‑value projects

, preferably in system integration, data center, ICT, infrastructure, or industrial environments.

• Proven exposure to

cross‑functional and multi‑stakeholder project environments

.

Core Competencies

• Strong

risk assessment, analytical, and problem‑solving skills

.

• Solid understanding of

project lifecycle governance

and quality assurance principles.

• Ability to challenge constructively and provide

independent risk perspectives

.

• Strong communication skills, with confidence engaging senior stakeholders.

• Highly structured, systematic, and detail‑oriented.

• Comfortable working with data, dashboards, and digital risk management tools.

Key Success Measures

• Reduction in unmanaged or late‑identified project risks.

• Timely