Senior Rail Corridor Access Engineer

UGL Pty Limited; Orange City Council; On-site; AUD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

UGL Regional Linx is seeking a Principal Rail Corridor Access Engineer to provide technical leadership across corridor access engineering activities and support CRN projects that interact with the network.

You will lead a team of specialists, guide technical decision-making, and collaborate with engineers, planners, government agencies and industry partners to deliver safe, practical, and sustainable outcomes for regional NSW.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Engineering (Civil Engineering preferred).
• Strong technical and engineering assessment skills.
• Ability to build positive relationships with a broad range of stakeholders.
• Effective written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead and support the Corridor Access team to deliver high-quality engineering outcomes.
• Provide technical leadership and assurance for third-party works and corridor access proposals.
• Review proposals against CRN standards and asset management principles; manage safety and operational risks.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary assessments involving track, civil, structural, signalling, telecoms, geotechnical, maintenance, and operations stakeholders.
• Oversee Heavy Vehicle application assessments with support from relevant coordinators.
• Collaborate with applicants, designers, utilities and councils to resolve technical challenges.
• Provide clear engineering advice and recommendations to inform decisions.
• Mentor and develop team members; drive capability-building and continuous improvement.

Skills

Technical leadership

Stakeholder management

Civil engineering knowledge

Coordination of multidisciplinary team

Communication skills

Education

Engineering degree (Civil preferred)

Job description

UGL Regional Linx is seeking a Principal Rail Corridor Access Engineer to provide technical leadership across corridor access engineering activities and support CRN projects that interact with the network.

You will lead a team of specialists, guide technical decision-making, and collaborate with engineers, planners, government agencies and industry partners to deliver safe, practical, and sustainable outcomes for regional NSW.