Rail Systems Integration Lead — Design & Coordination

BAM UK & Ireland; Greater London, Birmingham; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Travel allowance

Pension

Private healthcare

Life assurance

26 days holiday

Wellbeing days

Volunteer day

Personal development

Job summary

BAM UK & Ireland is seeking a Rail Systems Lead Design Manager to drive integration across HS2 track infrastructure designs. You will coordinate interfaces, manage multidisciplinary design deliverables, and chair coordination forums to meet client standards and milestones.

The role requires a Civil/Mechanical Engineering degree, Chartered status or progress toward it, and extensive rail systems experience. A collaborative alliance environment is essential.

Qualifications

• Extensive experience in rail systems design, integration and coordination.
• Experience in contractor-led, design-and-build or alliance delivery environments.
• Strong understanding of design management in large rail projects.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate interfaces between Track systems and partners, manage design delivery.
• Lead spatial coordination and maintain robust design processes.
• Chair design coordination meetings and monitor progress to milestones.
• Coordinate and promote Health and Safety in Design across disciplines.
• Ensure safety requirements are integrated and design reviews are conducted.

Skills

Rail systems design

Interdisciplinary coordination

Stakeholder management

Design management

CDM processes

Health & safety in design

Safety assurance

Leadership

Education

Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering

Chartered Engineer or working towards chartership

Membership of ICE/IMechE/IET or equivalent

Job description

BAM UK & Ireland is seeking a Rail Systems Lead Design Manager to drive integration across HS2 track infrastructure designs. You will coordinate interfaces, manage multidisciplinary design deliverables, and chair coordination forums to meet client standards and milestones.

The role requires a Civil/Mechanical Engineering degree, Chartered status or progress toward it, and extensive rail systems experience. A collaborative alliance environment is essential.