Role summary
🕒 Permanent role - 37.5 hours a week
🔐 Due to the nature of this role, you must be eligible for UK Security Clearance at BPSS level.
Responsibilities
- Provide risk management for the force preparation risks and training delivery risks identified and captured through the Analysing, Designing, Delivery of collective training services.
- Conduct Analysis, Preliminary Hazard Identification and Analysis (PHI&A) and Organisational Safety Assessments.
- Create and manage the Safety Risk Register in accordance with Joint Service Publication 822, 892 and 375.
- Identify and manage safety risks against the safe system of work.
- Provide oversight and line management of the Safety Risk Analyst who is responsible for the risk management of all training safety risks.
- Identify and escalate relevant risks that have exceeded the threshold to wider stakeholders for enhanced mitigation or the cessation of training.
- Act as a champion for the British Army’s training safety culture.
- Ensure training risks are tracked, managed and communicated in a timely and relevant manner across key stakeholders
Requirements
- Proven experience within safety risk management, governance, assurance, or compliance role experience within a regulated industry.
- Understanding of internal controls, governance structures, and assurance processes.
- Experience working with senior stakeholders and supporting governance decision‑making.
Nice to have
- Knowledge and experience of collective training
- Knowledge of the military/Army
The OMNIA® Training consortium brings together five leading UK defence training organisations: The organization, Raytheon, Rheinmetall, Cervus and Skyral. As the British Army’s Strategic Training Partner (STP), OMNIA has a clear mission: to transform collective training over the next 15 years and deliver world-class training for the British Army.
Working with the Land Warfare Centre (LWC), OMNIA will schedule, plan, design, deliver and assure collective training across the Army’s Collective Training System (ACTS), while also delivering the Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP). This generational opportunity will enable more relevant, challenging and safe training, helping the British Army to fight and win. Central to this mission is the ability to set and measure training performance against requirements, assure operational readiness, and capture associated training and safety risks.