Key Notes
Station, depot and wider rail civil-engineering projects form the main portfolio for this London project-management post. The work follows multidisciplinary designs from options through construction, including surveys, technical supply chains and NEC contract administration. It is full-time and lists seven to twelve years of complex rail-infrastructure experience. The team also supports some non-transport civil and structures projects.
What You'll Work On
- Manage multidisciplinary design projects from optioneering through detailed design and construction, providing project-management guidance to less experienced colleagues.
- Lead internal and external engineering teams and agree scopes, contracts, budgets, programmes and quality requirements across the technical supply chain.
- Coordinate internal and external survey work and the design, assessment and maintenance-related engineering projects within the rail-sector portfolio.
- Lead bids and tenders, develop client relationships and mentor colleagues pursuing their professional and project-delivery development goals.
Why This Role Matters
- Rail clients gain coordinated design delivery through defined scopes, supply-chain management and programme control, helping engineering packages progress from option selection towards construction.
- Station and depot projects receive commercial and contract oversight alongside technical coordination, making budget, quality and delivery obligations visible across the project team.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: Relevant experience includes seven to twelve years delivering complex rail infrastructure, including station/depot schemes and work with rail clients.
- Technical: Relevant expertise includes financial control, contract administration, NEC and Network Rail/TfL approval processes.
- Qualification: A related degree and APM membership or ability to work towards MAPM are sought.
- Preferred: JCT contract knowledge is described as nice to have.
- Eligibility: Security clearance may be required; if so, UKSV may request evidence of five or more years of UK residency. Do not include current or previous clearance details in your application.