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About Skanska
At Skanska, we’re shaping the way we live, work and connect. As one of the world’s largest construction and development companies, we work together with customers, communities and partners to shape a better society.
About the Role
You will be working in the Infrastructure OU based in Wolverhampton, where we are responsible for bringing design, build and refurbishment excellence to complex civil engineering projects nationwide - combining technical expertise with a passion for creating lasting value for people and places.
In our Infrastructure team, we are creating a vital 1.6-mile link road between the M54 and M6, complete with upgraded junctions and three new bridges. This direct motorway connection will reduce congestion and strengthen regional connectivity.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the development of complete, and coordinated design information at all stages of the Project. Particularly during detailed design and then through to construction and into handover.
- Work with the commercial team to ensure correct payment of The Designer on a monthly basis.
- Work within Skanska’s Design Management Plan and consistent management processes.
- Manage the flow of information in conjunction with the BIM and Document Controller, whilst ensuring the maintenance of all records.
- Ensure all responsibilities under CDM legislation are identified, assigned and maintained.
- Ensure that Project design complies with the brief, contract, employers requirements, building control and where appropriate the DCO and conditions.
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Requirements
- Educated to Degree Level or Higher Degree (post graduate)
- Preferable to hold relevant professional qualification
- Experience of working within project-based design management
- Experience Highways projects
- Experience of managing the challenges associated with multi-disciplinary teams.
- Design or construction based background within the infrastructure sector
- Ability to interrogate construction detailing/ building methodology
- Knowledge of up to date Building Regulations and Planning requirements


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- Financial wellbeing and employee assistance
- Professional development
- Enhanced family benefits (including maternity, paternity, dependants and parental bereavement leave)
Inclusion and Diversity
We thrive through embracing differences as we know that diversity opens a rich potential for new ways of thinking, helping us to build successful and high-performing teams. We call it The Skanska Way.
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