Infrastructure coordination

London Gov; London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking organization focused on enhancing infrastructure coordination in London. This role involves working with industry leaders to reduce disruption caused by infrastructure projects while developing innovative tools and services. You will play a crucial role in collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure timely utility connections and effective planning in high-growth areas. If you're passionate about making a positive impact on urban infrastructure, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Experience in infrastructure planning and delivery.
• Strong collaboration skills with stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Improve coordination of infrastructure planning and delivery.
• Develop tools for better infrastructure management.

Tools

Data Tools

Job description

We work to improve coordination of infrastructure planning and delivery to reduce disruption in London.

Infrastructure Coordination Services

The Mayor, with backing from industry leaders in the Mayor’s London Infrastructure Group and the Lane Rental Surplus Fund, set up an Infrastructure Coordination Service (ICS) to drive better collaboration in the planning and delivery of London’s infrastructure.

The award-winning service brings significant benefits for industry and Londoners, mainly reducing disruption caused by maintenance or delivery of new infrastructure across London.

It has three interrelated service lines supported by innovative data tools and policy experts who use regulatory and policy levers to deliver long-term, sustainable change across the sector. The three services are:

1. Streets Service: Learn how we are changing the way street works are delivered across London.
2. Utility Connection Service: Helping developers in London’s boroughs benefit from more timely utility connections for their projects.
3. Planning Service: Bringing together boroughs and utilities to plan for infrastructure needs in high-growth areas.

We are also developing a range of tools that greatly improve how infrastructure is planned, designed, built, maintained, and upgraded.

Additional resources include:

• Useful information tools, case studies, and best practice guides
• An interactive map of our infrastructure projects in London