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Assistant Manager, Fraud, Audit & Compliance

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OFG 1130
Location
Millbank, London
Division
Ofgem E-Serve - RHI Domestic
Closing date for applications
5 August 2013
    The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is a major Government environmental programme administered by Ofgem E-Serve.
    This is a project based role offered on a fixed term contract until 30 May 2014, applicants will ideally be available to start within one month of an offer being made. Interviews will be held on 14th August 2013.
Closing Date: 9am 5th August 2013Band B, £24,300 to £28,150

The Role

    The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is a major Government environmental programme administered by Ofgem E-Serve. Worth up to £860m in the current Government spending period, the programme aims to incentivise people to switch from fossil fuel heating to renewable heating through the payment of an ongoing financial incentive.
    Ofgem has been administering the RHI for the non-domestic sector since November 2011. The RHI will be extended to domestic applicants in spring 2014. The RHI Domestic scheme will be the largest scheme that Ofgem E-Serve has delivered to date.
    The role holder will support the Fraud, Audit and Compliance Manager to deliver the risk and audit framework for the RHI Domestic Scheme. A significant amount of the role will involve working with key internal and external stakeholders to deliver the most appropriate solutions.
    Management over the procurement of services from 3rd party suppliers and oversight of these contracts to ensure they are delivered within appropriate timescales.
    Provide technical input to the risk management framework and audit regime including the implementation of standard operating procedures and advice to internal stakeholders on technical aspects of the risk and audit framework.

Specific Minimum Qualifications and Expertise

  • Educated to degree level
  • Experience of audit and risk management within a government or commercial business environment. Particular experience in fraud and regulatory risk is desirable
  • An audit or risk management professional qualification desirable
  • Experience of procurement or contract management desirable
  • Experience in policy development or within a project environment.
  • IT literate, with proven expertise in the use of MS Office including experience in project software and spreadsheets
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • Strong numeric and analytical skills
  • Line management experience desirable.

Key Information

Key Outputs and Deliverables

  • Drafting and implementation of technical operational procedures
  • Management of 3rd party supplier contracts
  • Liaison with key stakeholders
  • Maintain and update relevant project plans and spreadsheets
  • Draft briefings, procedures and guidance
  • Delivery of risk management and audit regime in liaison with the Fraud Audit and Compliance Manager
  • Assisting the Fraud Audit and Compliance Manager in additional tasks, required to deliver Project Products within the appropriate timescales.

Key Stakeholder Relationships

  • Fraud Audit and Compliance manager
  • RHI Project manager and RHI Workstream roles
  • Equivalent roles within Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
  • IT development staff
  • Industry bodies and stakeholders
  • Non-Domestic RHI technical roles

Key Accountabilities

  • To produce high quality technical documents such as standard operating procedures
  • Manage 3rd party supplier relationships
  • Provide technical advice within a risk management and audit perspective to internal and external stakeholders

Additional Information

Qualifications, Expertise, Knowledge & Skills

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