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The SFPUC Enterprise Risk Manager will manage the SFPUC Risk Management Program to deliver the full spectrum of risk management services. This includes the SFPUC purchased insurance program to safeguard over $3B in SFPUC’s assets, contractual risk management for construction and professional services, the SFPUC’s Enterprise Risk Management program, general risk advisory services and pre- and post-loss initiatives following catastrophic events.
Job Responsibility:
Administer and lead continued implementation of the SFPUC Enterprise Risk Management Program (ERM)
Manage the SFPUC Purchased Insurance Program
Oversee and provide SFPUC contractual insurance risk services for major capital projects, programs and other services
Lead and develop cost benefits analysis, and recommend courses of action to increase revenue and reduce cost
Develop executive management reports detailing loss experience, forecasted liabilities, and other key events
Collaborate and partner with SFPUC internal stakeholders, City Risk Management, City Attorney's Office, Office of Contract Administration and external contract vendors
Develop and implement standards for contractual review, leases and purchase documents
Provide counseling and training to department and staff on matters related to risk management
Evaluate and propose policy/legislation affecting the PUC’s risk exposure as appropriate
Recruiting, mentoring, coaching, supervising and overseeing risk management personnel
Requirements:
Possession of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Business Administration, Economics, Finance, Public Policy or a closely related field
Five (5) years of experience leading insurance/risk and compliance management in a municipal/public sector setting and utilities (water, wastewater and power) including assessing risk for large scale construction contracts, implementing and overseeing alternate insurance programs, enterprise risk management and controlled self-assessment
Applicants may substitute up to 2 years of the required education with additional qualifying experience in risk management, budget analysis, financial analysis and reporting, legislative/policy analysis, or contract/grant administration
One year of full-time employment is equivalent to 2000 hours (2000 hours of qualifying work experience is based on a 40-hour work week.)
Applicants must meet the minimum qualification requirement by the final filing date unless otherwise noted
Nice to have:
Possession of Associated Risk Management (ARM) certification or other related certification
Experience of risk management practices, preferably in the water, wastewater and power utilities industry related to large scale construction contracts in a public sector environment including implementation and management of alternate insurance programs, such as owner-controlled insurance programs (OCIPs)
Public sector experience in risk management, including risk assessments, enterprise risk management, and/or controlled self-assessment