You'll report ultimately to the Risk & Quality Lead within the Business Resilience team which is one of the four pillars making up Infrastructure Workplace & Secretarial (IWS).

IWS R&Q are a small team who provide independent assurance to business teams within IWS, Consulting, PwC Operate and NIS to monitor compliance with ISO requirements (ISO27001 Information Security, ISO9001 Quality Management, ISO200001 IT Service Management, ISO22301 Business Continuity and BS10008 Electronic Information Management) as well as monitoring compliance with internal policies and procedures. All UK offices and the Channel Islands are in scope for Independent Assessment services.

IWS R&Q work closely with Internal Audit and fulfil the 2nd Line of Defence requirement to meet the firm's approach to risk management and mitigate the firm's top risks.

You will be responsible for monitoring office level controls for ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 so will require good knowledge of internal audit and risk management methodologies and processes. Strong influencing and relationship building skills with a commercial focus are also necessary.

You'll be self-motivated and able to work independently to meet deadlines. Strong communication and influencing skills are a must as you will engage with staff at all levels.

This position has a national remit and will require some travel.

Responsibilities will include:

• Planning and conducting independent assessments of management systems;

• Report writing;

• Planning and undertaking monitoring and testing of compliance to relevant management system/control requirements;

• Supporting the approach to realising opportunities afforded by the introduction of the high level structure;

• Providing expert advice as required to support the ongoing maintenance of International standards ISO 9001, 22301, 27001, 20001;

The following skills are required for this role:

Essential skills:

• Experienced auditor for International Standards, preferably ISO 27001 and ISO 22301

• Strong project and process management skills

• Self starter

• Excellent communicator with ability to work under pressure

• Comprehensive understanding of risk, quality and compliance processes and procedures

• Strong organisational skills

• Experience of multi site corporate organisations

• As above - essential skills

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