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Network Rail is seeking an Asset Engineer in the structures team for the West Coast North area, based in Manchester or Birmingham. You will apply the structures asset management processes for condition, value and delivery of targets, and oversee inspection of bridges, walls and culverts, providing engineering expertise to the Asset Management team.
You will plan examinations, evaluate reports, and take action when decisions are delayed.
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As an Asset Engineer within the structures team, you will apply the structures asset management processes for the West Coast North area, based on condition, value and sustainable delivery of regulatory and corporate targets.
Managing the inspection, examination, assessment and monitoring of bridges, retaining walls and culverts. Provide engineering expertise on structures matters to the Building & Civils Asset Management team and to other functions and departments. Please note the role can be based in Manchester or Birmingham.
You will be responsible for planning and overseeing examination and monitoring of structural assets. You'll ensure reports are evaluated in line with company standards and take action when management decisions are delayed. You will provide safety critical engineering decisions for issues raised during the course of asset management activities, including being the rotated on call engineer.
You'll prioritise and manage responses to defects and issues, develop work plans, and oversee the delivery of key maintenance and improvement tasks. This includes creating asset-specific management strategies and progressing any deferred actions.
Your role will involve conducting engineering evaluations and using data to inform maintenance, renewal, and risk mitigation plans. You'll also support the development of enhancement schemes and collaborate with other teams to align with broader network goals.
You will help shape national standards and internal policies, maintain accurate asset data, and contribute to strategic planning, including input into the FP1 bid process. Additionally, you'll support incident investigations and review proposals that may impact structural assets.
Salary: Band 4C, starting at £43,588 and increasing to £53,167. For more information about our pay framework refer to your pay.
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Please note, there may be the requirement to work on-call and undertake different shift patterns (night shifts / weekends)