Reports, toolkits and best practice guides

London Gov; London; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is working on enhancing London's infrastructure through innovative reports and guidelines. This role involves collaborating with local authorities and utility networks to develop best practices for street works and infrastructure resilience. The team aims to provide valuable resources and tools to support effective infrastructure planning and delivery. Join a forward-thinking organization dedicated to making London a more prosperous and inclusive city.

Job description

Reports, toolkits and best practice guides

The Mayor recognises the vital role that good infrastructure, and the built environment more broadly, play in making London a prosperous and inclusive city.

The Infrastructure Team is establishing a set of key reports, toolkits and best practice guidelines to support and inform the sector.

These include results from the innovative work done through coordination of infrastructure, key pieces of research and studies, project results and findings and useful documents for companies and organisations working in infrastructure planning and delivery.

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Collaboration Handbook (produced by Croydon and Atkins)

Description

This handbook aims to give boroughs and utility networks the tools they need to collaborate on street works. While this document speaks most about street works collaboration in London, the principles are transferable to other local authority areas.

Brochure providing an overview of the ICS Development Service which supports developers in connecting with local infrastructure networks.

Future Proofing Streetworks - Byng Street case study

Description

The GLA’s Infrastructure Coordination Service (ICS) has been working alongside the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to develop a future proofing pilot project. The purpose of the pilot is to test policy implications and to better understand
requirements of successful future proofing interventions, so that we can establish best practice for boroughs around funding and delivering future proofing.

Description

The ICS Streets team are undertaking research to explore how future proofing works can be undertaken as part of collaborative works to minimise successive excavations on the road network. This document provides an overview of work being undertaken in this area.

Improved decision-making for infrastructure resilience in London

Description

Report produced in partnership with Arup and UCL exploring how infrastructure providers can be supported to build the resilience of London's infrastructure systems now and in the future.

Infrastructure Mapping Application Infographic

Description

Visualisation of the wide range of inputs, features and uses of the Infrastructure Mapping Application.

A practical handbook produced in partnership with the RTPI to guide planners on how they can coordinate utility infrastructure and sustainable development in their boroughs.

London Infrastructure Plan 2050 PRESENTATION - 2015 Update

Description

Presentation providing an overview of the London Infrastructure Plan 2050.

London Strategic SUDS Pilot Study Evaluating the Flood Mitigation, Economic, Social and Environmental Value of Catchmentscale Distributed Sustainable Drainage Infrastructure (SuDS)

Description

Report on the proposal prepared and submitted to the TRFCC in January 2017 by London Drainage Engineering Group (LoDEG) members, led by the London Borough of Enfield (LBE). The Proposal aimed to investigate the catchment-scale benefit of wide-scale SuDS implementation, accounting for the potential to deliver a whole range of supplementary socio-environmental benefits to justify long-term collaborative funding opportunities.

Overview of Collaborative Streetworks Delivered 2019-2020

Description

Simple breakdown (by disruption reduction and street type) of collaborative projects delivered by the ICS Streets Service.