BYLOR Joint Venture
Section Engineer

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SECTION ENGINEER
Organisation Information:
Bouygues Travaux Publics (TP) and Laing O’Rourke, two of Europe’s most dynamic engineering and construction specialists, are working together in a joint venture named BYLOR to deliver the main civil engineering works at Hinkley Point C (HPC) worth over £2.8 billion.
Bylor are pushing the boundaries of innovation and modern technology while delivering high quality construction on a massive scale. Bylor have already broken the UK record for the largest continuous concrete pour of 9,000m3 of concrete.
This is a great opportunity to be part of a dynamic organisation that is challenging the industry and making history.
Purpose of the role:
A Section Engineer is technically responsible for, and able to manage, a section of works. They typically supervise and manage a team of 4 to 6 site engineers.
A Section Engineer is expected to have experience in the role of Temporary Works Supervisor (TWS) and be familiar with formwork and falsework systems having worked in direct delivery of reinforced concrete structures.
Key responsibilities and specific accountabilities:
- Produce and gain approval on method statements, risk assessments, and task sheets to enable safe systems of work to be implemented. Review methods with a view to making improvements.
- Reviews how achievable, suitable, and compatible the specified tolerances are and arranges amendments as required.
- Supervises and provides training to ensure competence of those carrying out dimensional control tasks. Provides advice and assistance in resolution of survey and dimensional control issues.
- Is responsible for ensuring and leading a ‘right first time’ culture.
- Ensures that all steps within the Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) are carried out correctly, ensuring compliance with the process.
- Ensures that any changes, request for information, or non-conformances (NCR) are raised correctly and closed out in a timely manner so as not to impact site works. Ensure appropriate controls are applied to prevent reoccurrence.
- Takes responsibility for ensuring that company and project quality requirements procedures are implemented.
- Ensures that up-to-date construction information is distributed to all relevant parties to be used at all times.
- Disseminates construction information to sub-contractors, foremen, and operatives.
- Sets up mechanisms to inform the engineering team of changes as they occur.
- Ensure that relevant as-built information is collected and collated.
- Ensure correct materials, products, plant, and systems are used /installed in accordance with project specifications and manufacturer’s specifications.
- Where required prepare weekly programmes and monitor site progress against them.
- Produce productivity and wastage reports and the review of simple outputs against target costs.
- Take off and produce requisitions for materials to be delivered to site ensuring compliance with the standards and specifications.
- Evaluates alternative solutions to find the best solution, initiates 3D modelling to develop methods, clarify issues, and resolve method-related problems.
- Is instrumental in finding alternative solutions to existing methods and practices to improve productivity, quality, or safety helping to create best practice.
- Carries out the role of Temporary Works Supervisor (TWS) for complex temporary works ensuring compliance with company procedures.
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Technical Skills:
- 3 years + of site experience.
- Understanding of civil engineering projects / complex projects.
- Experience of reinforced concrete in a direct delivery role.
- Experience of managing people in project environments.
- Provide value engineering in determining the best solutions to engineering problems.
Interpersonal Skills:
- A strong communicator with the ability to present to the team and co-workers.
- Capable of building an effective team while inspiring, challenging, and motivating others.
- Ensures timely decision making, driven off data.
- Demonstrates commitment to work to processes.
- Seeks to minimise waste in resources and materials.
- Presents a professional image and promotes the values of the project.
Education & Qualifications:
- Must hold a degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent.
Additional Information:
All positions with Bylor are employed directly with either Laing O’Rourke or Bouygues Travaux Public and include competitive salaries, private medical insurance, company pension schemes, and annual holiday allowance. Some grades will also include a company car allowance.
Unless stated otherwise, all positions are based at Hinkley Point C in Somerset.
Somerset boasts beautiful English countryside, an attractive coastline, interesting towns and villages, along with easy access to the M5 and within proximity to the cities of Bristol and Exeter.
Bylor are committed to being an equal opportunities employer and promote greater equality, diversity, and inclusion in our workplace.
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