Be part of this city within a city. Every year, millions of people travel through Heathrow. Joining our Engineering team means being at the heart of a complex operation whose size, scale and reputation for innovation are unique. We make sure the airport is always running smoothly and keep passengers and planes moving.
Our team touches all aspects of airport life – from water to energy, rail to roads, baggage systems to runways. The scope and variety of what we do is vast, spanning mechanical, electrical, water, civil, rail and environmental disciplines. Together we are responsible for the performance of 500,000 assets worth £14bn. It means there are always a wide range of interesting development, construction and maintenance projects to get involved with. And a lot of ways to develop your skills, career and reputation.
You’ll be part of a close-knit, driven team, taking on work that you can take real pride in and feel passionate about. It’s an exciting place to be, where every day, you’ll discover a world of fresh possibilities and you’ll be mentored by world-class experts every step of the way.

Heathrow Engineering is seeking a Resilience Manager to support the development of contingencies and prepare Engineering colleagues for responding to future incidents. This established role offers a wide remit and significant influence, involving both Engineering activities and the wider airport operation.

• Ensure Engineering has the right plans and capabilities in place, exercising these to provide resilience across the operation.
• Support wider Engineering colleagues during incident responses and conduct debriefs to identify learnings for future resilience improvements.
• Partner with the engineering community to identify critical assets and processes, evaluate risks, and establish monitoring, control procedures, and contingency plans.
• Plan and execute multi-agency live exercises.
• Coordinate the contingency response to planned events involving external emergency services, internal responders, and other transport providers.
• Brief senior leaders on contingencies for major asset replacement projects and develop contingency plans for key Heathrow assets such as the firemain and chilled water system.
• Support all aspects of Crisis Management within Engineering, including developing training and exercising programs.
• Hold a UK driving licence.
• Proficient IT skills to develop key documents and train colleagues.
• Ability to communicate and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels, including in high-pressure situations.
• Experience in project managing improvement works.
• Strong written, verbal, and presentational skills.
• Event management experience, similar to running an exercise.

• Ensure Engineering has the right plans and capabilities in place, exercising these to provide resilience across the operation.
• Support wider Engineering colleagues during incident responses and conduct debriefs to identify learnings for future resilience improvements.
• Partner with the engineering community to identify critical assets and processes, evaluate risks, and establish monitoring, control procedures, and contingency plans.
• Plan and execute multi-agency live exercises.
• Coordinate the contingency response to planned events involving external emergency services, internal responders, and other transport providers.
• Brief senior leaders on contingencies for major asset replacement projects and develop contingency plans for key Heathrow assets such as the firemain and chilled water system.
• Support all aspects of Crisis Management within Engineering, including developing training and exercising programs.
• Hold a UK driving licence.
• Proficient IT skills to develop key documents and train colleagues.
• Ability to communicate and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels, including in high-pressure situations.
• Experience in project managing improvement works.
• Strong written, verbal, and presentational skills.
• Event management experience, similar to running an exercise