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Track Design Coordinator

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Ferrovial

Jan 16

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Construction & Surveying
    Engineering
  • London, +1
  • Quick Apply

AI generated summary

  • You need a degree in Civil/Mechanical Engineering, rail track experience, knowledge of design codes, safety regulations, communication skills, and a focus on sustainability.
  • You will manage track slab design, coordinate with teams, ensure compliance, attend meetings, support risk identification, optimize processes, and provide technical input for project success.

Requirements

  • Degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering (or related field).
  • Chartereed IMEC, PWAy Institute or CEng ICE desirable.
  • Experience relevant to rail track on major construction projects, including design, modeling, or construction support.
  • A sound understanding of rail design codes.
  • Knowledge of safety and environmental legislation, impact mitigation and dealing with statutory authorities.
  • Experience in managing and liaising with third parties and other contractors.
  • Very good communication skills.
  • Focus on Efficiency, Environment and Sustainability, driving innovation.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and coordinate the design for the track slab (resilient in situ and/or standard slab) throughout the design and construction technical life cycles, working with the design and construction teams, the designers, client and stakeholders. Ensure the track slab design comply with the appropriate client standards, including construction design management (CDM) regulations.
  • Coordination of the track slab design delivery for a high-speed track contract, under the guidance of the Track Design Lead, including integration of PW and any TW / temporary stages, integration of assurance and managing the delivery of the associated digital deliverables, in line with the construction and overall project programme, cost and client requirements. The track slab contract scope includes resilient in situ and standard slab track sections and implies coordination with CMS, other rail system elements as well as with the civil works designs.
  • The candidate will be responsible for, coordinating the designers and the supply chain inputs needed to achieve an efficient and compliant design for these elements. Manage the input from rail specialists and N&V specialist in their area (in situ and/or standard slab).
  • Close liaison with the Designer to ensure the design delivery on time, optimized and in accordance with the client’s requirements is essential. Work closely with supply chain providing the track elements, client subject matter expert and other contractors. The role involves contributing to the management of the associated interfaces.
  • Attend the weekly meetings with the construction team and broader design team and client in Birmingham and/or London.
  • Attending / chairing meetings for track design related issues during design and construction and provide technical support for their mitigation.
  • Support the Client with identifying change, risk and opportunities and constantly striving for efficiencies and cost savings.
  • Aid in the study of optimization and liaison with the commercial, planning, design delivery teams, and designers.
  • Support the link and coordination with construction teams for management of track related issues.
  • Provide technical input and support to relevant commercial communications (SNCs, NCRs, CEs, Departures, etc.).
  • Close out track slab issues within area of responsibility in timely manner.
  • Review of monitoring reports and certificates. Support delivery of progressive technical assurance during design, construction and handover process.

FAQs

What is the primary role of the Track Design Coordinator?

The primary role of the Track Design Coordinator is to manage and coordinate the design for the track slab throughout the design and construction technical life cycles, ensuring compliance with client standards and regulations.

Where is the Track Design Coordinator position located?

The position is located at the London Office and in Buckinghamshire.

What qualifications are required for the Track Design Coordinator role?

A degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering (or a related field) is required. Chartered status with IMEC, PWAy Institute, or CEng ICE is desirable.

What type of projects will the Track Design Coordinator be involved with?

The Track Design Coordinator will be involved with major transport infrastructure projects, including high-speed rail and other significant railway construction works.

What are the key responsibilities of the Track Design Coordinator?

Key responsibilities include managing track slab design, coordinating with designers and supply chains, liaising with construction teams, attending meetings, and providing technical input for relevant commercial communications.

Is experience in rail track design needed for this role?

Yes, experience related to rail track on major construction projects, including design, modeling, or construction support, is required.

Are there opportunities for innovation and efficiency within the role?

Yes, the Track Design Coordinator is expected to focus on efficiency, environment, and sustainability while driving innovation.

What skills are essential for the Track Design Coordinator position?

Essential skills include very good communication, sound understanding of rail design codes, experience in managing third parties, and knowledge of safety and environmental legislation.

Does Ferrovial Construction offer equal opportunities to employees?

Yes, Ferrovial Construction embraces diversity and inclusion and is committed to providing equal opportunities to all employees.

What is the work environment like for the Track Design Coordinator?

The work environment is collaborative, involving regular meetings with construction and design teams, clients, and other contractors to ensure effective communication and project progress.

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Ferrovial

Engineering & Construction
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1952
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Ferrovial, a global infrastructure operator, is committed to developing sustainable solutions. It is a member of Spain’s blue-chip IBEX 35 index and is also included in sustainability indices such as the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and FTSE4Good. With a global presence in more than 15 countries, the company manages some of the world’s most important transport assets, such as the 407 Express Toll Route (Canada), Heathrow Airport (United Kingdom) and a portfolio of five managed lanes toll roads in the US.