Associate Director, Risk Management (Loss Control / Risk Engineering)

About the role

The Associate Director, Risk Management (Loss Control / Risk Engineering) supports the Director, Risk Management in leading and delivering loss control initiatives across all CCEP territories. Working within a small, specialist team, the role reduces CCEP's Total Cost of Risk (TCoR) through effective risk engineering and loss prevention programmes. It covers Property, Business Interruption, Liability, Motor Fleet, Cyber, Marine Cargo and Product Recall risks.

Key responsibilities

• Lead loss control programmes and support a consistent "One CCEP" Loss Control operating model, monitoring compliance with standards across business units and territories
• Work with Supply Chain, Engineering and Facilities teams to embed Property Risk Engineering (PRE) standards, and develop risk improvement initiatives and the property valuation programme
• Run loss scenario analysis workshops and drive natural catastrophe and climate risk assessments, including resilience and adaptation plans
• Develop tools to identify and quantify risk exposure, maintain business interruption and supply chain resilience models, and validate risk estimates (EML, PML, NLE)
• Support Risk Management Stewardship Reports, MI dashboards and the Risk Management Information System (RMIS)
• Represent CCEP with insurers, brokers, reinsurers and consultants, and act as a trusted advisor to business leaders
• Manage the loss control budget, support procurement (RFPs, SLAs, KPIs) and track progress on risk improvement actions
• Partner with business leaders on capital investment plans and contribute to claims management, insurance programme support, training and process improvement

Required profile

• Significant experience (typically 10+ years) in risk management, insurance, risk engineering or a related field
• Experience in a multinational organisation and in managing relationships with insurers and brokers
• Degree in Risk Management, Business, Engineering or a related discipline; professional insurance qualification, preferably ACII

Required skills

• Analytical, engineering-led approach to structuring complex issues
• Strong influencing, communication and presentation skills
• Ability to develop reports, dashboards and analytical tools
• Project management and ability to handle multiple priorities