Highways Design Coordinator | Buildability & Stakeholders

Randstad NV; North West Leicestershire; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Car allowance

Company car

Pension

Private healthcare

Bonus scheme

Job summary

Randstad CPE is seeking a Design Coordinator for a permanent role in the Leicester area, delivering a major highways upgrade project. The role bridges consulting design teams, the client, and on-site construction, ensuring timely delivery of design information that complies with standards.

You will coordinate multi-disciplinary deliverables, manage RFIs (and TQs) and ensure buildability and value through DMRB/compliant designs, while maintaining CDM (2015) standards and assisting handover

Qualifications

• Experience as Design Coordinator or similar in highways projects.
• Working knowledge of highways specifications and DMRB.
• Degree/HND/HNC in civil engineering or related field.
• CSCS card; CDM/design management training is beneficial.
• Ability to liaise with design teams, client, and site delivery teams.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and coordinate multi-disciplinary design deliverables.
• Act as central interface between site operations, consultants and client.
• Track RFIs, TQs, and design changes using the CDE.
• Review drawings for buildability, cost efficiency, and compliance with DMRB.
• Ensure CDM (2015) compliance and support handover packs.

Skills

Strong communication

Stakeholder management

Team collaboration

Education

Degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

NEC3/NEC4

DMRB standards

Job description

Randstad CPE is seeking a Design Coordinator for a permanent role in the Leicester area, delivering a major highways upgrade project. The role bridges consulting design teams, the client, and on-site construction, ensuring timely delivery of design information that complies with standards.

You will coordinate multi-disciplinary deliverables, manage RFIs (and TQs) and ensure buildability and value through DMRB/compliant designs, while maintaining CDM (2015) standards and assisting handover