Senior Advisor Risk
CurrentLeading a team of senior risk professionals delivering establishment and implementation of outcome focused risk management framework compliant with ISO 31000 Risk Management and EWRM. Leadership role in establishing appropriate processes within Asset Management to manage enterprise, HSE and asset class level risks. Embedding risk management in day to day decision making, enabling achievement of business objectives. The aim is to identify emerging conditions, minimise uncertainty and… Show more Leading a team of senior risk professionals delivering establishment and implementation of outcome focused risk management framework compliant with ISO 31000 Risk Management and EWRM. Leadership role in establishing appropriate processes within Asset Management to manage enterprise, HSE and asset class level risks. Embedding risk management in day to day decision making, enabling achievement of business objectives. The aim is to identify emerging conditions, minimise uncertainty and manage risks within V/Line’s approved risk appetite.As an accredited Rail Transport Operator (RTO) the requirement to eliminate or minimise risk so far as is reasonably practicable (SFAIRP), is prescribed in the Rail Safety National Law (RSNL) and is additional to compliance with ISO 31000. Leading and inspiring senior managers and staff to influence positive risk culture within the complex and cross-functional team environment.Driving training programs to improve risk maturity and capability within Asset Management through face-to-face and online training sessions. Trained over 400 V/Line staff.Leading a project to assess 80+ Asset Class Risks through 120+ risk assessments covering asset life cycle risks, environment risks, human factors risks and interface risks consolidating into and supporting Enterprise Risks.Providing strategic advice and subject matter expertise, to key stakeholders across V/Line through the application of risk management systems, tools and methodologies.Reporting to the Board on risk matters. Show less