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Engineering Manager – Tunnel Systems

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UK project experience involving railway-system interfaces and design-management leadership is required for this tunnel-systems role. You’ll manage technical assurance and multidisciplinary integration through design, construction, commissioning and operation, including engineering reviews, standards and technical change. The permanent London position is hybrid and involves working with designers and contract partners.
What You'll Work On
- Prepare engineering-management plans and assurance controls, coordinating multidisciplinary tunnel-system design inputs through design, implementation, commissioning and operation of allocated projects.
- Chair design-integration reviews and manage engineering schedules, technical changes, deliverables and documented departures from applicable standards across the project.
- Apply railway standards and risk-assessment methods, including HAZOP, and advise project leaders on technical issues during testing and commissioning.
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Tunnel projects combine civil and railway-system interfaces, with multidisciplinary design reviews identifying where separate technical inputs must be coordinated before construction and commissioning. Railway standards and project requirements define the assurance basis, with recorded changes and derogations providing evidence of how departures and design decisions have been addressed.


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What They Are Looking For
Experience
- Applicants need design-management experience involving designers, asset owners, operators and subcontractors.
- Applicants need UK civil-engineering or building-project experience with railway-system interfaces.
- Applicants need line-management responsibility for design or technical managers.
Stakeholder
- Applicants need collaborative leadership, commercial awareness and clear stakeholder communication.
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