Risk Management Executive

Job Responsibilities

• Identify project design hazards, construction risks and constructability issues to ensure workplace safety and operational efficiency.

• Develop appropriate risk mitigation measures in collaboration with the project team to minimise identified risks.

• Chair regular risk mitigation meetings and conduct training sessions with clients and internal stakeholders to promote a proactive risk management culture.

• Advise management on alternative, safer and more productive construction methodologies to enhance project outcomes.

• Attend internal coordination meetings with subcontractors and suppliers to address relevant risk management matters.

• Review Method Statements and Risk Assessments to ensure compliance with safety requirements, applicable regulations and construction standards.

• Attend meetings relating to construction progress, project risks and workplace safety to provide professional insights and recommendations.

• Review and update Risk Assessments to ensure comprehensive hazard analysis and effective mitigation strategies, including the establishment and implementation of Safe Work Procedures (SWPs).

• Maintain, record and manage comprehensive risk management documentation and records, including risk registers, action plans and progress reports.

• Provide guidance and support during incident investigations to identify root causes and develop appropriate preventive measures.

• Provide recommendations and input on Design for Safety (DfS) matters throughout the project lifecycle.

• Collaborate with department heads to ensure a coordinated and consistent approach towards risk management initiatives.

Job Requirements

• Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Workplace Safety and Health (WSH), or a related discipline.

• Minimum 5 years of relevant working experience in risk management within the construction industry.

• Familiarity with Singapore's construction safety requirements and Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) regulations, including Design for Safety (DfS) requirements.

• Relevant training in hazard identification and risk management methodologies.

• Good understanding of workplace hazards, construction activities and site operations.

• Experience in facilitating Risk Assessment discussions, coordinating risk mitigation measures and conducting risk management meetings with project teams.

• Relevant Risk Management Framework (RMF) certification or training recognised in Singapore will be an added advantage.