SRC Infrastructure
Project Engineer

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SRC Infrastructure
SRC Infrastructure has been providing project management and engineering-based advisory, consultancy, and managed services solutions to UK infrastructure clients for 20 years. We are a small to medium sized company that has built a strong reputation delivering multi-disciplinary projects and programmes for private and public sector clients. We carry out multi-disciplinary design packages and support clients with turnkey domain expertise in their teams.
We are currently looking for Project Engineers to join our collaborative and dynamic team and contribute to achieve year on year growth.
Job type:
Full time – permanent
Renumeration and Benefits:
- Basic Salary - Competitive
- Annual Bonus - Lucrative bonus depending on company performance
- Benefits - Pension Scheme, Flexi-time working arrangements, Professional Membership Fees, Annual Gym Membership, Free Breakfast (Canary Wharf Office), Free after work drinks at our Canary Wharf office bar
- Private healthcare
Location:
London – flexible to travel between SRC Office (Canary Wharf) and various client offices
Job Summary
Day-to-day you will be involved in the design, engineering, and project management of infrastructure projects based in the UK. You will be required to assist in planning, coordinating, and executing engineering projects within your area of expertise, as well as representing SRC at client facing meetings with confidence and credibility. You will be working closely and directly with external/client staff, key stakeholders, and the internal SRC team.
Responsibilities:
- Experience in multidisciplinary environment
- Prepare, coordinate, and monitor the assigned engineering projects and deliverables
- Interpretation and implementation of client specification requirements in the development of designs and engineering solutions
- Undertake and monitor the project team’s engineering tasks in accordance with the company’s quality, safety, and project management/engineering procedures and controls
- Accountable for the effective delivery of the project engineering tasks and deliverables of Projects to time, to the required quality
- Inputs to the formulation of technical proposals and their presentation to potential clients
- Maintain good relationships with client’s key representatives, and contribute to the marketing / networking of the company to potential customers
- Monitor compliance to relevant TfL or Network Rail, British, and International standards, Regulations, health, safety, and environmental considerations
- Communicate with the Project Manager and wider team to provide assistance and technical support
- Ensure all engineering activities are carried out with consideration to key stakeholders in interfacing environments
- Contribute to the overall team development and growth through strategic inputs, skill development, and mentoring intermediate and graduate engineers
- Manage and plan your work and deliverables while working on multiple projects to meet the expected delivery milestones
- Undertake and monitor design reviews in accordance with requirements and programme
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Essential Criteria:
- Right to work in the UK
- Degree in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering (BSc, MSc, or MEng)
- At least 5+ years of previous professional engineering design / design management experience on transportation, water, and/or land development projects is required
- Experience in the Rail Industry and a sound understanding of the Rail Environment, rules, and regulations
- Experience and good knowledge of TfL Pathway or Network Rail GRIP, PACE, and engineering standards and specifications
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proven ability to work under pressure within time constraints
- Displayed ability to learn quickly and driven to broaden knowledge base
- Proven capability to build relationships, be proactive, and be part of a variety of teams, including multidisciplinary teams
- Computer literate and good experience of computer software programs such as MS Office (Word, Excel, Project)


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Desirable Criteria:
- Master of Science Degree in Engineering Subject or related
- Member of relevant professional body with chartership or working towards chartered status
- Knowledge of the complete project life cycle
- Good knowledge of TfL or Network Rail standards, systems, and procedures
- Knowledge of TfL or Network Rail assurance processes
Application Process:
If you are interested and would like to be considered for this role, please send your CV and cover letter through to recruitment@srcinfrastructure.com
We will review your application and be in contact if we feel that you are a suitable candidate.
Please Note:
Successful applicants will be required to undertake a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and will be asked to provide proof of identity, Employment/Education History, Right to Work, and Criminal Record. If you are unable to provide these documents, your application may be rejected.
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