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Network Rail |
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Network Rail is at the heart of revitalising Britain’s railways. Over the next five years, we intend to invest £34.6 billion on improving and developing the rail network. From multi-billion pound schemes, such as the rejuvenation of King’s Cross station and the upgrade and expansion of Thameslink, to Europe’s largest civil engineering project - Crossrail, we are involved in some of the most ambitious and diverse ventures the UK has ever seen. Working with us you’ll benefit from state-of-the-art training and a second-to-none support network, all in a company with an annual turnover that equals those within the top 5 of the FTSE 100. |
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Architectural Technologist, London
Ref: SG/543
Type: Permanent |
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09/09/2010 |
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The Key Accountabilities of the role are as follows; · To prepare CAD/Hand drawings and develop concept, feasibility and design proposals to meet business objectives. · To provide cost effective, fit for purpose and value for money architectural technical and technical design service to internal and external clients and in accordance with efficiency targets. · To establish, maintain and improve cost effective ‘corporate’ design standards for new build and renewals works having due regard to the particular requirements of company standards and policies and heritage designations where these apply. · To proactively participate as a member of integrated design and construction teams in the delivery of projects. · To proactively participate as a member of a multi-disciplinary design team inputting the designs and specifications of each discipline into the detailed design documentation. · To assist the Senior Architect/Designer, Architect/Designer and Senior Architectural Technician in order to secure smooth and successful consents and approvals. · To review third-party technical design proposals for works to Network Rail’s assets. Essential · Degree or Diploma in architectural technology or relevant technical discipline (building surveying or engineering) · Excellent design and presentational skills, including use of CAD, DTP, Powerpoint and freehand drafting (AutoCAD LT/Full 06 preferred) · Conversant with Building Regulations, Planning and Consents processes· Construction Design Management (CDM) Awareness· Experienced in the use of NBS or other similar specification packages Desirable · Membership of a professional body (ABIAT/MBIAT)· Broad knowledge of the railways and railway architecture/engineering· Previous experience working on heritage buildings including liaison with local planning authorities, English Heritage, CADW and Historic Scotland and CABE· Knowledge of heritage legislation· Experienced in use of 3D Studio Max/Sketch up
The salary for this position is circa £32,000 dependant on skills and experience levels. |
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Project Engineer (Signalling), London
Ref: SG/544
Type: Permanent |
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09/07/2010 |
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Your expertise as a Project Engineer (Signalling) will enable you to implement Network Rail systems and procedures to maintain a cost effective, high quality, safe and environmentally responsible approach to relevant projects. Your experience will enable you to liaise with regulators and others as appropriate. A key part of this role will be to monitor specific projects managed by Infrastructure Investment so that they are engineered to the standards and specification of Network Rail. You must have an ability to manage all engineering activities so that they result in schemes that are affordable and meet programme requirements in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.
The successful candidate will monitor design and specialist consultants and contractors, providing project management advice in respect of all construction activities, including testing and commissioning and site supervision. You will have the ability to manage elements of relevant projects to meet the requirements of current legislation, including construction design management regulations. An ability to arrange an audit of contractors will be required to monitor safety, environment and quality of design, construction and testing.
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Programme Engineer, London
Ref: SG/545
Type: Permanent |
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09/07/2010 |
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Department & how it relates to the role
Support Implementation of the Thameslink Engineering Management Strategy and Requirements Management Plan for managing Thameslink wide requirements. Support the Senior Programme Engineer (Requirements) to cascade and implement engineering processes and tools. To provide full support and advice across nominated areas of the Thameslink Programme in ensuring that all RM activities are carried out in a safe, high quality manner, consistent with the client requirements, business standards and relevant legislation
About the role
Support Implementation of the Thameslink Engineering Management Strategy and Requirements Management Plan for managing Thameslink wide requirements. Support the Senior Programme Engineer (Requirements) to cascade and implement engineering processes and tools. To provide full support and advice across nominated areas of the Thameslink Programme in ensuring that all RM activities are carried out in a safe, high quality manner, consistent with the client requirements, business standards and relevant legislation. |
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Project Engineer, York
Ref: SG/546
Type: Permanent |
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09/07/2010 |
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Your expertise as an Electrical Distribution and Fixed Plant Project Engineer will enable you to implement Network Rail systems and procedures to maintain a cost effective, high quality, safe and environmentally responsible approach to relevant projects. Your experience will enable you to liaise with regulators and others as appropriate. A key part of this role will be to monitor specific projects managed by Investment Projects so that they are engineered to the standards and specification of Network Rail. You must have an ability to manage all engineering activities so that they result in schemes that are affordable and meet programme requirements in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.
The successful candidate will monitor Electrical Distribution and Fixed Plant design and specialist consultants and contractors, providing project management advice in respect of all construction activities, including testing and commissioning and site supervision. You will have the ability to manage elements of relevant projects to meet the requirements of current legislation, including construction design management regulations. An ability to arrange an audit of contractors will be required to monitor safety, environment and quality of design, construction and testing. |
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Senior Project Engineer, London
Ref: SG/547
Type: Permanent |
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09/07/2010 |
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The successful candidate should have experience of delivering multi-disciplinary re-signalling projects. Additionally the candidate should have excellent communication skills in order to manage the interdisciplinary issues associated with schemes and in order to undertake the line management of project engineering staff. The detailed job description of a Senior Project Engineer can be summarised as follows: -
1. Implement Network Rail systems and procedures to deliver a cost effective, high quality and safe approach to design, construction, commissioning and other technical activities on relevant projects. Review all relevant legislation and liaise with relevant governmental departments.
2. Monitor the competence of all Project Engineers working on projects within the functional discipline and provide functional guidance, direction and briefing.
3. Apply engineering controls and procedures to all projects and check whether all design and construction contracts include reference to appropriate Railway Group and Network Rail Company standards applicable to their discipline.
4. Apply relevant techniques and procedures of quantified and qualitative risk assessment and HAZOP analysis to all projects and check whether the environmental aspects of all projects are managed in accordance with Network Rail Environmental Policy.
5. Monitor all projects for compliance with Railway Group and Network Rail Company standards and Network Rail project control procedures.
6. Advise project and programme management in respect of all construction activities, testing and commissioning, and site supervision. Monitor whether the design and construction elements meet the requirements of legislation, including construction, design management (CDM) regulations.
7. Assure whether contractors’ design, construction and specialist personnel are competent.
8. Undertake reviews of design and construction activities. Arrange audits of contractors to monitor whether safety and quality of design, construction testing and commissioning and management systems are adequate.
9. Undertake the duties of Designated Project Engineer / Project Engineer.
10. Undertake accident investigations when remitted to by the relevant designated competent person. |
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Signaller, London
Ref: SG/548
Type: Permanent |
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09/07/2010 |
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Ensuring the safe passage of trains is one of the most important jobs on the rail network and this is why we value our Signallers and the role they play in keeping Britain on the move.
Signallers, as guardians of safety and good communications, are expected to maintain high standards. You need to be calm, methodical and analytical to ensure that all your decisions are made accurately after proper thought.
You’ll be expected to take the lead in your duties, which means you have to be assertive and in command of many different situations. You will be the focal point of all railway operations in your specific area. Good communication is key to everything you’ll do.
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