Risk prevention engineer vs risk manager

Differences between risk prevention engineer and risk manager duties and responsibilities

Risk prevention engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage physical plant operation of HVAC, boiler, and building systems, including operational problem-solving and preventative maintenance scheduling.
• Conduct PHAs, PSSR and maintain HSE risk register for a subsea tieback.
• Perform material updates and work with NRC training department to ensure that material meets standards and their needs.
• Provide HSE recommendations for wellhead remedial and intervention operations, setting social exclusion zones for well intervention work and blowouts.
• Process has allow NRC to swiftly analyze and make more accurate decisions when assessing regulatory compliance issues within the nuclear industry.
• Develop complex reports and analyze accordance with NFPA codes, addressing recommendations.
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Risk manager example responsibilities.

• Lead team in addressing Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and SAS70 compliance and control mandates.
• Develop procedures and policies to manage site implementation of successful JD Edwards ERP system.
• Direct staff, manage A/R and reconciliations, petty cash disbursements and tracking of all incoming claims and payments.
• Manage the loan loss receivables SAS data mart, document change initiatives, implement SAS coding changes and process ongoing updates.
• Manage accounting procedures and general ledger reconciliations.
• Lead SOX project planning and implementation, successfully implement the corporate governance policies and internal control framework.
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