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Omexom UK is seeking a Temporary Works Co-ordinator to oversee safe delivery on major infrastructure projects. The role will coordinate temporary works design, lifting plans, and on-site compliance with CDM and company procedures.
It includes authority to stop unsafe work and may involve hybrid site-based work with regular travel and overnight stays. Minimum 5 years on large construction projects is required.
Job Title: Temporary Works Co-Ordinator
Reporting to: Project Manager
The Transmission & Distribution Sector is currently thriving as the Government looks to ensure that the infrastructure is in place to take advantage of the growth in the Renewable Energy Sector.
The TWC role will play a pivotal role in safe delivery of both projects.
Working as part of the construction team on both projects is anticipated that the role can be conducted on a hybrid basis although travel will be required for both projects on a regular basis. It is anticipated that there may be some requirement for overnight stays at site.
They will assist the Construction Manager to ensure that all Temporary Works are undertaken safely and in line with both SSE and legal requirements.
The postholder will have the authority to stop work if they feel that the work is unsafe or not authorized.
This is an ideal opportunity to work on a large prestige project for a Tier 1 Contractor with a visible path of progression. Omexom encourage and support their staff to develop and maximize their potential.
Develop, Implement and maintain Temporary Works procedures,
Maintain Temporary Works registers,
Coordinate Temporary Works design, checking and inspections,
Plan , monitor and approve lifting operations and lift plans
Brief lifting teams and stopping unsafe activities.
Review Temporary Works Designs and ensure compliance with implementation and/or construction and dismantling
Stop any unsafe work and ensure compliance
Co-ordinate all temporary works activities
Ensure a temporary works register is established and maintained.
Ensure that the various responsibilities have been allocated and accepted
Ensure that a design brief is prepared with full consultation, is adequate and is in accordance with the actual situation on site.
Ensure that any residual risks, identified at the design stage, assumed methods of construction, or loading constraints identified by the designer of the permanent works are included within the design brief
Ensure that a satisfactory temporary works design is carried out
Ensure that a design check is carried out by someone who was not involved in the original design; this should include:
Where appropriate, ensure that the design is made available to other interested parties e.g. the CDM-C or the designer of the permanent works
Register or record the drawings calculations and other relevant documents relating to the final design
Ensure that those responsible for on-site supervision receive full details of the design, including any limitations and guidance notes associated with it and prepare a specific method statement
Ensure that checks are made at appropriate stages
Ensure that any proposed changes in materials or construction are checked against the original design and appropriate action taken.
Ensure that any agreed changes, or correction of faults, are correctly carried out on site.
Ensure that during the use of temporary works all appropriate maintenance is carried out.
After a final check which is satisfactory, ensure a permit to load (bring into use) is issued by either the TWC or TWS, issue formal permission to load/bring into use
When it has been confirmed that the permanent structure has gained adequate strength and/or stability, ensure a permit to unload (take out of use) the temporary work is issued by either the TWC or TWS.
Ensure that a documented safe system of work is in place and implemented for the dismantling of any temporary work;
Ensure that any relevant information for the health and safety file is transmitted to the CDM coordinator;
In all cases, ensure that the TWSs are operating in accordance with the approved procedures.
Relationships with key stakeholders:
The Construction Manager
The SHEQ Manager
Omexom site staff and management
Subcontractors and suppliers
Third Party Workforces that may be affected by our works.
Client Construction staff and SHEQ
Minimum 5 years’ experience on major construction projects, infrastructure, utilities, HV or substation projects.
Ideally Professional Qualify Engineer or HND/NVQ 4/SCQF L7-10.
CITB TWC,
SMSTS,
CSCS
Full UK Driving License
Leadership skills
Strong Team Working skills
Customer and commercially focused
Planning/organisational skills
Resource management skills
Flexibility and adaptability to Change
Engineering knowledge and understanding – ability to apply technical and practical skills (read, understand and implement the requirements of drawings and specifications)
Management and leadership – ability to plan and manage, particularly people and resources
Independent judgement – ability to identify limits of personal, and team’s knowledge and skills
Health, safety and welfare – a sound knowledge of legislation, hazards and safe systems of work, ability to manage health, safety and welfare within own area of responsibility
Interpersonal skills and communication – ability to communicate well with others at all levels, ability to discuss ideas and plans competently and with confidence.
Team Spirit & Generosity – able to work effectively within and contribute to the Omexom team to deliver results, provide support, and drive performance.
Trust and Empowerment – enjoy managing their responsibilities and time to ensure work is completed efficiently and professionally.
Integrity and Responsibility – enjoy taking responsibility for their duties and managing these effectively to ensure efficient high-quality results.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship – continually strive to improve processes and introduce new initiatives to improve efficiency.