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Civils Design Interface Engineer

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Building a sustainable tomorrow
BAM are now recruiting for a Slab Track – Civils Design Interface Engineer to join the HS2 Track infrastructure project at the initial design phase, which will run concurrently with the completion of main works contracts, which are now at their peak. We are now developing the track design team which will interface with Main Works Civils and Stations Contracts to manage any interfaces and resolve any potential issues for the track design integration such as earthworks, tunnels and viaducts.
Requirements
As a Slab Track – Civils Design Interface Engineer, you will manage all design interfaces between viaducts, structures, tunnels, earthworks, and the Track System, ensuring that the slab track solution is fully integrated, buildable, and meets all requirements for structural behaviour, movements, durability, and long-term performance. This role places a strong emphasis on the ability to interpret and assess structural behaviour, as well as understanding of geotechnical behaviour, including:
- Movements of viaducts/bridges, including long-term, temperature-driven, and transient effects.
- Settlements / differential settlements and their impact on the slab track system.
- Expansion joints, bearings, and articulation details affecting track behaviour.
- Overall load transfer mechanism between the slab track system and the railway platform.
Your team
- Location: HS2 project offices in London Euston
- Full-time; permanent role
Making Possible
- Establish and promote best practice in health, safety, sustainability, cost, time, buildability, and quality across the track–civils interface.
- Integration of Standard Slab Track with civil structures (viaducts, bridges, retaining structures, tunnels, earthworks), ensuring technical compatibility and early identification of constraints.
- Evaluate structural movements, deflections, rotations, and restraint conditions and assess their impact on slab track performance, system tolerances, and construction feasibility.
- Provide site-informed engineering judgement to optimise detailing, buildability, and sequencing at interfaces between structures and track.
- Coordinate and manage design interfaces with internal and external designers, ensuring that integration is safe, technically robust, and compliant with contractual requirements.
- Input into engineering workshops, design reviews, and integration or technical steering groups.
- Coordinate the Interface Control Documents (ICDs) and maintain clear, auditable records.
- Support the resolution of interfaces, ensuring timely close-out with Main Works Civils, Stations, Systems, Make Works, and other stakeholders.
- Prepare minutes, notes, and technical reports to ensure transparent communication and accurate documentation.
- Identify opportunities to improve design by incorporating buildability, quality, safety, and value optimisation.
- Support risk identification, mitigation, and reporting relating to structural–track integration.
- Ensure all interface activities are managed in line with programme and escalate issues proactively where needed.
- Maintain and promote awareness of SHE hazards and demonstrate active commitment to minimise associated risks.
- Attend meetings with the broader design, integration, and construction teams and client in Birmingham / London.
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What do you bring to the role?
- Technical and management skills, with a positive and collaborative approach
- Enthusiastic team player, able to listen, understand, engage, and motivate, and with confidence to make decisions when required
- Degree-qualified in Civil Engineering or equivalent; Chartered or approaching Chartered status preferred.
- Experience in structures, geotechnics, civils, or infrastructure, ideally within a Rail environment.
- Ability to interpret structural drawings, details, movement envelopes, tolerances, and to understand their implications for track slab alignment and system constraints.
- Familiarity with interface management, technical assurance processes, and formal workflows for design coordination (ICDs, risk registers, change management, requirements traceability).
- Understanding of design procedures, British/Eurocode standards, and (preferably) HS2-specific standards and processes.
- Knowledge of design procedures and standards
- Preferably knowledge of HS2 processes and standards
- Ability to work in a collaborative multidisciplinary team environment
- A good commercial understanding of contracts, procurement routes, and risk management.
- Strong appreciation for 3D design and BIM and digital engineering, with the ability to use model reviews to identify clashes and integration risks.
- Excellent communication—both interpersonal and formal reporting—able to challenge constructively and influence decision-making.
- Professional approach with clients, designers, JV partners, subcontractors, and suppliers.


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What’s in it for you?
- Competitive salary
- A wide range of family-friendly policies
- Company car/car allowance/travel allowance
- 8% matched pension contributions
- Private healthcare
- Life assurance
- 26 days holiday
- 2 wellbeing days
- 1 volunteering day
- Personal and professional development
About BAM
Building a sustainable tomorrow. That’s our mission and our promise at BAM. It’s how we engineer vital infrastructure and construct high-quality buildings as one of the largest construction companies in Europe.
We strive to create an environment where everybody feels welcome and valued. We’re on an exciting journey to employ the best talent to join us regardless of social background, race, colour, religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, or other characteristics.
The application process
For more information about the vacancy and our projects, please contact Jonathan Schulte, Recruitment Manager, BAM Infrastructure, m: 07717 227890 / Email: jonathan.schulte@bam.com
BAM is committed to ensuring a fully inclusive recruitment and onboarding process, so if at any time you feel you may need any reasonable adjustments, do not hesitate to speak with one of our team, and we will do our best to support you.
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