• Develop and implement project risk management frameworks aligned with ISO 31000 and utility standards.

• Lead risk identification workshops and maintain the RAID (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, and Dependencies) register.

• Evaluate project risks based on likelihood, impact, and exposure, and develop mitigation strategies.

• Prepare contingency plans, recovery plans, and risk response strategies.

• Monitor emerging risks, risk triggers, mitigation actions, and residual risk exposure.

• Coordinate risk reviews, governance meetings, and escalation forums with project stakeholders.

• Assign risk owners and track mitigation actions, responsibilities, and target completion dates.

• Develop risk dashboards, heat maps, and executive-level reports to support decision-making.

• Analyze project schedule, cost, resource, and delivery risks and assess their business impact.

• Support cost estimation, budget monitoring, variance analysis, and project forecasting.

• Perform scenario analysis and quantitative risk assessments to improve project planning and delivery.

• Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, utility standards, and project governance policies.

• Collaborate with engineering, project management, finance, and other stakeholders to ensure timely project execution.

• Document lessons learned and drive continuous improvement in project risk management processes.

Required Qualifications and Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.

• 5–8 years of relevant experience in capital project management, project controls, or risk management.

• Experience in power generation, transmission and distribution (T&D), power utilities, or EPC projects.

• Strong knowledge of project risk assessment, mitigation planning, cost control, and scheduling.

• Hands-on experience with Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, and Microsoft Excel-based cost models.

• Understanding of critical path analysis, cost estimation, variance analysis, and project forecasting.

• Knowledge of applicable regulatory frameworks, including CEA, CERC, and state utility regulations.

• Familiarity with ISO 31000, risk registers, RAID management, and project governance processes.

• Strong analytical, reporting, stakeholder management, and coordination skills.

• Project Management, Risk Management, or Cost Control certifications are preferred.

Key Competencies

• Project Risk Management

• Capital Project Controls

• Cost Management and Budget Analysis

• Project Scheduling and Critical Path Analysis

• Risk Mitigation and Contingency Planning

• Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project

• Data Analytics and Executive Reporting

• Stakeholder Management and Governance

• Power Utilities and Electrical Infrastructure Projects