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Land Transport Authority (LTA) in Singapore seeks a Manager, Asset Engineering (Power & Services) to lead a team ensuring rail assets are safe, reliable, and available across their lifecycle. You will oversee asset management, maintenance, safety, and operational performance, working with Rail Operators to feed O&M insights back to design divisions for ongoing RTS improvements.
You will review medium and low voltage power designs, witness testing and handovers, and monitor asset condition,
[What the role is]
[LTA-RAOM] MANAGER, ASSET ENGINEERING (POWER & SERVICES)
[What you will be working on]
You are responsible for managing a team and ensuring that rail assets are safe, reliable, maintainable, and available throughout their lifecycle. Your role combines asset management, maintenance management, safety, and operational performance oversight.
You will work closely with the Rail Operators to develop good ground knowledge of the Operation & Maintenance (O&M) issues to ensure that the Rail Operators’ O&M experience can be fed back to LTA’s design Divisions to facilitate the continual improvement of the design of Singapore’s Rail Transit System’s (RTS) lines for flexibility of operations and maintainability.
Your scope of work will include review of the design of medium voltage power systems, railway traction power systems (3rd rail and overhead catenary systems), low voltage reticulation schemes and investigations of incidents. You will also provide engineering support in witnessing the testing, commissioning, and handing over of new assets to the Rail Operators.
You are required to monitor asset condition, reliability, and performance as well as manage asset obsolescence and spare-part strategies.
You are expected to have the knowledge of AI and digitalisation of rail power asset management.
[What we are looking for]
As part of the shortlisting process for the role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and / or undergo further assessment.