Overview
Location - Site based, Bridgwater (3 days per week) AND remote working (2 days per week)
Status: Inside IR35
Type: Contract - approved until 31dec26
Reports to: Area Lead
Morson Talent are delighted to present an opportunity for a suitably qualified and experienced Civil Engineer (Tunnelling) to join our client's established team for work associated with a nationally significant energy infrastructure Project in Somerset.
Responsibilities
- The Civil Engineer (Tunnelling) will provide technical expertise to support and ensure the review, acceptance and technical delivery of design changes during construction of the marine works.
- Work closely with the Site Joint Design Office (JDO) Design Team and Construction team to maintain the technical quality of responses (content / consistency / exhaustiveness / accuracy) and construction safety.
- Draft programmes and action plans to deliver specific project / assignment objectives; demonstrate accuracy, tenacity, diplomacy and team orientation.
- Support the JDO in the handover of Design Packages released for construction and initiate delegated responsibilities through this process.
- Review and accept changes to the design raised by the site contractor; manage interfaces between construction contractors and designers (Request for Information, Field Change Request or Non-Conformance Report).
- Ensure all design and construction changes are delivered on time to meet construction needs.
- Attend readiness reviews of Design Packages released for construction as required by design owners.
- Manage CDM aspects relating to the design changes during the construction period, including discharging the role of Principal Designer.
- Work closely with Design teams, Contractor and Construction teams to maintain technical quality responses, construction programme and construction safety.
- Be responsible for the nuclear safety acceptance of the design by carrying out surveillance on the design changes during construction.
- Safety case/golden thread: ensure the high-level safety case and the design have a clear golden thread to support operations.
Criteria
Essential
- Strong knowledge of secondary lining to tunnels and shafts using reinforced concrete methods in the marine and tunnelling environment.
- Strong knowledge of pipe jacking and associated launch/termination structures.
- 3+ years of design experience of TBM, pipe jack and secondary lining tunnelling structures.
- Design process and design activities (preferably related to Nuclear Industry).
- Working knowledge of Concrete design codes (e.g. Eurocode 2).
- Design with hazard & accidental safety cases.
- Working within UK CDM regulations and in a highly regulated industry.
- Delivery-oriented and ability to set action plans and meet deadlines.
Desirable
- Knowledge of pipe jack construction methods and common defects and their repair methods.
- Knowledge of common defects to RC underground structures and their repair methods.
- Experience in the design of offshore structures.
- Experience working in a construction environment with clients, designers and contractors.
- Working knowledge of construction change procedures.
- Experience in large-scale, multi-cultural industrial projects with safety case architecture.
- Understanding and application of the Intelligent Customer Role.
- Health & Safety legislation including CDM and Nuclear Site License requirements.
- Familiarity with safety case process and design substantiation.
Qualifications & Experience
Essential
- Advanced degree in Civil or Structural engineering subject, civil or structural engineering.
Desirable
- Working towards / Chartered Engineer with either ICE or IStructE.
- Medium Risk Confined Space qualification.
- Tunnelling Safety Training Scheme (TSTS) qualification.
- PWR technology design, safety case or operation.
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