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Job Description:Based in either of our York, Glasgow, Sheffield, Manchester or Birmingham offices, you will be responsible for the provision of professional signal engineering input throughout the complete project lifecycle (GRIP 1-8) with a particular emphasis on GRIP 3, 4 and 5 design.
Responsibilities may include, on a project by project basis:
The provision of signal engineering input into: feasibility studies/option analysis/scheme appraisal; scheme development; detailed design; project engineering; deputising for the Contractor's Responsible Engineer as required
Delivery of engineering (design and consultancy) specific tasks
Contribution to the engineering input to multi-disciplinary railway engineering (design and consultancy) projects
Observation of company quality, health and safety, environmental, commercial and project management disciplines and procedures, as relevant to tasks undertaken
Responsibilities may include, on a project by project basis:
The provision of signal engineering input into: feasibility studies/option analysis/scheme appraisal; scheme development; detailed design; project engineering; deputising for the Contractor's Responsible Engineer as required
Delivery of engineering (design and consultancy) specific tasks
Contribution to the engineering input to multi-disciplinary railway engineering (design and consultancy) projects
Observation of company quality, health and safety, environmental, commercial and project management disciplines and procedures, as relevant to tasks undertaken
Candidate Specification:We will need you to have most of the experience listed below:
- IRSE 1.1.510 Signalling Designer; (required)
- IRSE 1.1.550 Signalling Principles Designer; (required)
- IRSE 1.1.160 Signalling Design Verifier; (preferable)
- Ideally a suitable rail industry recognised qualification (ONC/OND/HNC/HND)
- Proven experience in signalling design and engineering management within a consultancy environment.
- Ability to plan and produce compliant signalling schemes with minimum supervision
- Detailed knowledge of signalling principles, circuit design and operation, signalling components and the implications of working with other disciplines
- Able to demonstrate IT literacy, especially in the use of CAD systems
- Must be a good team worker and decision maker
- Possess organisational and interpersonal skills
- Be customer focused and able to work to programme delivery timescales
