FAQs
What is the main focus of the Geotechnical Design Manager role?
The Geotechnical Design Manager is primarily responsible for overseeing the geotechnical aspects of the HS2 Track Contract, including tasks such as piling and earthworks at Calvert Depot, and ensuring the geotechnical information from the Main Works is accurately reviewed and analyzed.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A degree in Geotechnical or Civil Engineering is required for this position, along with relevant experience in geotechnical design and construction methodology.
Where is the job location for the Geotechnical Design Manager position?
The job location is in the London Office and Buckinghamshire.
What key skills are sought for this role?
Key skills required for the role include knowledge of geotechnical design, experience in piling design/construction, good communication skills, and the ability to manage and liaise with third parties and other contractors.
Does the role involve collaboration with other teams?
Yes, the Geotechnical Design Manager will closely liaise with engineering managers, commercial teams, and construction teams to ensure timely and optimized delivery in alignment with client requirements.
Will there be opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, Ferrovial Construction is committed to developing sustainable and innovative solutions, which includes opportunities for employee growth and professional development in a variety of infrastructure projects.
Is there a focus on diversity and inclusion at Ferrovial?
Yes, Ferrovial embraces diversity and inclusion, valuing equal opportunities for all employees and aiming to build an inclusive team from various backgrounds and perspectives.
What types of projects does Ferrovial Construction work on?
Ferrovial Construction is recognized for its involvement in major civil engineering and construction projects, primarily focusing on large transportation infrastructure, including highways, railroads, and tunnels.
Is experience with monitoring reports and technical assurance necessary for this position?
Yes, the role includes the responsibility of reviewing monitoring reports, certificates, and supporting progressive technical assurance during the design, construction, and handover processes.
Will the Geotechnical Design Manager need to attend meetings related to construction?
Yes, the Geotechnical Design Manager is required to attend weekly meetings with the construction team, broader design team, and clients in various locations, including Birmingham and London.