Signalling Project Manager - Client Side
Posted a week ago by CPR
Signalling Project Manager - Client Side
I’m seeking Railway Signalling Project Managers interested in joining a major railway project to help manage aspects of the Command and Control Systems (CCS) associated with this significant infrastructure initiative. The project is concluding the procurement stage and is preparing for contract award before moving onto delivery.
We understand that signalling project managers may come from various backgrounds and may not have equal experience in pre-contract, award, and testing and commissioning stages. If you have experience in some of these areas, we encourage you to apply, and we can discuss further how your skills fit the project's needs. Naturally, your role and responsibilities will evolve over the project timeline.
As a Signalling Project Manager, you will support the Senior Project Manager, Client Director, or Head of Delivery as the project progresses.
Key experience includes managing delivery through external suppliers and contractors and working across various functions and disciplines. Your accountabilities will align with NEC3 Project Management standards. While you need to be a railway signalling project manager, an understanding of ETCS Level 2 is highly desirable. This role isn’t purely technical, but exposure, interest, or experience in ETCS will be important.
The scope of the projects ranges from £100 million to £500 million. If you have large infrastructure signalling project management experience from a major infrastructure client (such as HS2, NWR, TFL, LUL, BR) or from a major signalling design and build contractor, I would be very keen to talk to you.
I’m seeking Railway Signalling Project Managers interested in joining a major railway project to help manage aspects of the Command and Control Systems (CCS) associated with this significant infrastructure initiative. The project is concluding the procurement stage and is preparing for contract award before moving onto delivery.
We understand that signalling project managers may come from various backgrounds and may not have equal experience in pre-contract, award, and testing and commissioning stages. If you have experience in some of these areas, we encourage you to apply, and we can discuss further how your skills fit the project's needs. Naturally, your role and responsibilities will evolve over the project timeline.
As a Signalling Project Manager, you will support the Senior Project Manager, Client Director, or Head of Delivery as the project progresses.
Key experience includes managing delivery through external suppliers and contractors and working across various functions and disciplines. Your accountabilities will align with NEC3 Project Management standards. While you need to be a railway signalling project manager, an understanding of ETCS Level 2 is highly desirable. This role isn’t purely technical, but exposure, interest, or experience in ETCS will be important.
The scope of the projects ranges from £100 million to £500 million. If you have large infrastructure signalling project management experience from a major infrastructure client (such as HS2, NWR, TFL, LUL, BR) or from a major signalling design and build contractor, I would be very keen to talk to you.
- Type:
- Permanent
- Start Date:
- 19/06/2024
- Contract Length:
- N/A
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- Job Reference:
- VR/44197/PC
- Job ID:
- 221860217
- Applications:
- Less than 10
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