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Ferrovial Construction (UK) Limited is seeking a Temporary Works Design Manager for the HS2 Track infrastructure project. The role requires leading the design of temporary railheads and all related temporary works for a designated Lot, coordinating with civil, signalling, and other rail systems teams in a busy design phase from Birmingham.
You will manage interfaces with designers and suppliers, oversee TW competence and training, and ensure compliance with HS2 standards and safety regulations
Location: Euston, London
HS2 has appointed Ferrovial Construction / BAM Nuttall JV (FBJV) for contracts totaling almost 140 miles of track between London and the West Midlands. Ferrovial BAM will oversee the design and construction of the HS2 track infrastructure, manage construction logistics and support the testing and commissioning phase.
We are seeking a Temporary Works Design Manager to join the HS2 Track infrastructure project in Birmingham during its initial design phase, running alongside the completion of the main works contracts, which is currently at their busiest stage.
Works include but are not limited to a large Infrastructure and temporary railheads. The Temporary Works Design Manager will lead the design of the temporary railheads and all related temporary works for the designated section of Lot 3, ensuring compliance with HS2 standards, contractual requirements, and safety regulations.
This role involves managing interfaces with civil works, coordinating with designers and suppliers (including slab track and switches and crossings), and overseeing input from internal Ferrovial BAM JV teams such as construction, environmental, and consents.
Understanding of High Speed technical standards and Works Information requirements.
Competence in digital project management tools and BIM integration.
Negotiation and stakeholder engagement skills for procurement processes
Please note that this job description does not represent a comprehensive list of activities and employees may be requested to undertake other reasonable duties.