Organisation - BUILT ENVIRONMENT MAINTENANCE AND RENEWALS
Job - Site Engineers
Position Type - Full Time

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Deputise for the Built Environment Manager as required to cover day to day business requirements.
• Responsible for the management of a team to ensure business objectives within competency area are achieved. Develop own and team CPD to meet changing business needs. Including own and team competencies and licences.
• Responsible for ‘Buildability / Deliverability’ reviews associated with BE Works.
• Facilitate / Implement access plans and access applications to support works delivery (RailSys/Road Closures/RAPA etc).
• Overall responsibility for the production and cost-effective delivery of the Built Environment Maintenance Delivery Programmes.
• Responsible for pre - construction phase and post contract phase, ensuring agreement and acceptance between all parties on key documentation.
• Responsible for managing and reporting on all works in progress within span of control against agreed time / cost / quality metrics.
• Provide support in supplier progress meetings as required to report on time / cost / quality issues impacting works delivery.
• Provide leadership to the Construction Support / Site Supervision Team(s) to ensure, good health, safety and environmental practices are implemented on site and work is delivered to agreed timescales.
• Responsible for ensuring the day to day activities of Built Environment Construction Team are aligned with operational metrics aligned within the BE Balanced Scorecard.
• Responsible for carrying out own site Safety Tours and delivery of team PGIs, chairing Safety Hours, incident investigation (IE2), reporting and providing recommendations and for supporting the BE Manager in implementing the Safety Improvement Plan and contributing to innovations and initiatives.
• Responsible for safe system of work reviews ensuring compliance with CDM Regs and other industry legislation / statutory requirements / internal standards (eg. QUENSH).
• Responsible for actively seeking, researching and development initiatives to improve reliability, reduce waste, costs and efficiencies, whilst improving reliability and availability of Built Environment assets in line with organisational objectives.
• Responsible for maintaining a professional and pro-active working relationship with all internal / external stakeholders.
• Manage, progress and highlight risks and opportunities to BE Works Programme(s) [Reactive / PPM / Corrective / Essential / Minor Works], ensuring budget and substandard issues on safety and quality are addressed.
• Provide trend analysis on fault data to compare and incorporate into planned preventative maintenance schedules.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

Knowledge:

• Recognised Construction Management / Engineering qualification or demonstrable Construction Management experience (Essential).
• Formal safety qualification (i.e. NEBOSH Certification) (Essential).
• Demonstrable experience managing multiple construction projects in Railway / Underground Environment (Essential).
• Working knowledge and understanding of Built Environment assets, TfL Engineering Standards, procedures and rulebooks (Essential).
• Working knowledge and understanding of Construction, Design and Management Regulations and other key Health, Safety and Environmental Legislation (Essential).
• Proficient working knowledge of Asset Management Systems (i.e. Maximo) (Essential).
• Knowledge of Planning, Coordination of resources via others and Project Management practices and tools (Desirable).

Skills:

• Good verbal and written communication skills (Essential).
• Excellent organisational and planning skills (Essential).
• IT literate with excellent working knowledge of all MS Office packages (Essential).
• Ability to plan, implement and manage reactive issues and rectification within Service Level Agreements (Essential).
• Ability to work independently with limited guidance and swift understanding of complex issues and tasks (Essential).
• Ability to analyse complex data, draw conclusions, produce reports and make recommendations (Desirable).
• Ability to work to tight deadlines in a high pressure environment, managing conflicting priorities (Desirable).
• Ability to work in cross business teams and resolve conflict; able to build rapport with individuals from a variety of backgrounds (Desirable).

Experience:

• Experience and understanding of Built Environment assets,TfL Engineering Standards, procedures & rulebooks (Essential)
• Experience of leading a team to deliver to specified targets (Essential).
• Experience of managing safety and investigating safety related incidents (Desirable).
• Experience of working in the track and station environment in Traffic Hours, Engineering Hours (Essential).
• Experience of evaluation of tender submissions for maintenance works (Desirable).
• Experience in managing site works and good practice supervision of the construction phase (Essential).
• Experience of working with multiple stakeholders both internally and externally (Essential).

As the Built Environment Construction Manager, your primary purpose is to act as the focal point of all BE Works Delivery within APD Built Environment to ensure all works are delivered against the plan with a key focus on safety and quality. Ensuring that all metrics (operational performance / contractual) are available to provide a clear and concise narrative for APD Built Environment team.
You will be the focal point for resolving asset risks on BE Assets within span of control to improve the customer experience through remedying issues relating to Safety, Performance and Quality standards to support TfLs business targets, statutory and legal obligations and contractual responsibilities. You will be responsible for all works progress and provide subject matter expertise on safety and ‘buildability’ to support the implementation of technical solutions for the benefit of TfLs Customers.