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Clarke Bridges Resourcing is seeking an experienced Section Engineer based in Glasgow, United Kingdom. The role involves assisting with a large multi-disciplinary Railway project, managing site operations, and ensuring compliance with design requirements.
The ideal candidate will be degree qualified in Civil Engineering, with a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience. Strong knowledge of GRIP phases and site engineering is essential. The position provides an opportunity to lead a team and contribute to significant Rail projects.
PTS Section Engineer required to join a well-established Rail & Civils Contractor in the Central Belt of Scotland, on a permanent basis. The projects will be multi-disciplinary, involving Civil Engineering, Signalling, OLE, Structures and P-Way. The ideal candidate will have experience of working on multi-disciplinary Rail and Railway Station works.
Candidate requirements:
· Degree qualified, in Civil Engineering or related field
· Minimum of 5 years’ experience on multi-disciplinary Rail projects
· Excellent understanding of GRIP phases
· Experience of managing site engineering operations
The role will involve:
· Assisting the Project Manager in the delivery of a large multi-disciplinary Railway project
· Completing Site Paperwork such as WPP's and Task Briefings
· Ensuring the work is completed in accordance with design requirements
· Raising technical issues
· Ensuring permits are in place
· Overseeing a team of engineering staff, checking their work where necessary
Already experienced as a Section Engineer you will have a relevant industry qualification (HND/HNC/BEng) or equivalent and you will have extensive civil engineering and Rail experience. You will be able to produce, explain accurate plans and drawings and you will have a sound knowledge of construction methods, health and safety, and legal regulations.
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