Engineering Manager (Sizewell C)

Job Category:  Engineering
Contract Partner Company:  Civil Works Alliance (CWA)
Employing Company:  Balfour Beatty

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Opportunity for an Engineering Manager (Sizewell C) working with Balfour Beatty on the Sizewell C Project,


The Sizewell C (SZC) project requires an Engineering Manager to lead, manage and coordinate construction engineering for the Enabling Works and Earthworks portions during the delivery phase. The role is site based to ensure Engineering Delivery Excellence through adoption of engineering processes, procedures and best practice.  The  scope  of  the  Earthworks  and  Enabling  works  forms  the  initial  portion  of  the  Civil  Works Programme for the SZC project and includes the construction of significant civil engineering elements critical to the construction and operation of SZC. These include access bridges, sea defence, retaining structures, environmental barriers, TBM Launch Shafts and marine delivery structures. 
The Engineering Manager will manage right first-time delivery of engineering activities, coordinating across the disciplines of Methods, Temporary/Permanent Works, Digital Engineering, Quality, Materials and Survey. 


The Engineering Manager will be required to establish the organisation and resource structure with the skills and experience to deliver the project technical requirements for a section of these works. Successful management will involve working alongside technical leads for pre-construction and engineering disciplines, client and stakeholders to manage complex technical interfaces.  The complexity of the works will require  that  the  Engineering  Manager  is  able  to  work  in  collaboration  with  support  functions  including procurement,  commercial,  information  management,  digital  engineering  and  project  controls  to  ensure  that robust project management principles are in place to support efficient delivery.
The Engineering Manager will be required to establish and manage a delivery strategy in accordance with the procedures set out by the industry, the Civil Works alliance and Sizewell C.


Main Duties:


The following summarise the key accountabilities but not exhaustive.

 

  • Engineering Delivery Excellence - Right First Time - safety, quality, programme.
  • Engagement  with  Pre-Construction  teams  to  finalise  and  validate  the  requirements  and actions associated with: 
    • Methods
    • Temporary/Permanent Works 
    • Digital Engineering
    • Quality
    • Materials 
    • Survey
  • Management  of  Construction  Engineering  activities,  including  Site  Trials,  Temporary Works, Setting Out, Surveying, Materials Management and Quality Management.
  • Ensure Inspection & Test Plans, Materials approvals are in place and implemented in line with  specification  requirements,  including  assurance  of  materials  and  workmanship  and that suitable records are captured for handover.
  • Developing technical solutions that take cognisance of the requirements and site constraints including:
    • Client requirements
    • Development Consent Order requirements
    • Technical Interfaces
  • Understand  the  consenting  requirements  and  engagement  with  the  client  and  external bodies where necessary for timely submission and approval of consents.
  • Work closely with the Temporary Works Manager and Temporary Works team to define requirements and manage delivery of Temporary Works on site.
  • Work closely with the Information Management team to ensure that access is available to the latest approved delivery information.
  • Deliver  work  in  accordance  with  the  Employers  Requirements,  Technical  Specifications and any other requirements and constraints.
  • Manage technical change by supporting and providing guidance to the Delivery Team in the development and submission of Requests for Information and Field Change Requests. 
  • Working closely with Survey Team, manage the setting out and measurement of the works.
  • Oversight  of  supply  chain  engineering  performance  including  offsite  fabrication  and manufacturing.
  • Role in Digital transformation - embedding technology, tools, systems etc for construction delivery.
  • Understand Lessons learnt from HPC (First of a Kind) to transfer to SZC (Next of a Kind), working with the Sizewell C client and CWA to embed the learning. 
  • Understand the Assurance Requirements of the highly regulated nuclear environment and incorporate into the delivery of works on site.


Experience:


Essential

 

  • Construction experience, including Temporary Works and HSQE.
  • Construction experience on large infrastructure projects including earthworks and structures.
  • Good understanding of earthworks (eg geology, materials, methods).
  • Good understanding of detailed design drawings, technical specifications and quality management.
  • Good communication and teamwork skills.
  • Project Management skills (eg planning, scope definition).
  • Good Digital skills, including use of BIM.
  • Good self-discipline and time management. 
  • Problem solving skills, creative thinking.


Desirable

 

  • Marine structures.
  • Deep foundations.
  • Surveying on construction sites.


Qualifications


Essential

 

  • Civil engineering degree or equivalent
  • Experience of managing temporary works 
  • Experience of managing surface water and groundwater in earthworks 


Desirable

 

  • Chartered or working towards chartership

 

For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

The SZC Jobs Service supports local people into exciting, long-term careers across our Project. #SZCJobs

Opportunity for an Engineering Manager (Sizewell C) working with Balfour Beatty on the Sizewell C Project,


The Sizewell C (SZC) project requires an Engineering Manager to lead, manage and coordinate construction engineering for the Enabling Works and Earthworks portions during the delivery phase. The role is site based to ensure Engineering Delivery Excellence through adoption of engineering processes, procedures and best practice.  The  scope  of  the  Earthworks  and  Enabling  works  forms  the  initial  portion  of  the  Civil  Works Programme for the SZC project and includes the construction of significant civil engineering elements critical to the construction and operation of SZC. These include access bridges, sea defence, retaining structures, environmental barriers, TBM Launch Shafts and marine delivery structures. 
The Engineering Manager will manage right first-time delivery of engineering activities, coordinating across the disciplines of Methods, Temporary/Permanent Works, Digital Engineering, Quality, Materials and Survey. 


The Engineering Manager will be required to establish the organisation and resource structure with the skills and experience to deliver the project technical requirements for a section of these works. Successful management will involve working alongside technical leads for pre-construction and engineering disciplines, client and stakeholders to manage complex technical interfaces.  The complexity of the works will require  that  the  Engineering  Manager  is  able  to  work  in  collaboration  with  support  functions  including procurement,  commercial,  information  management,  digital  engineering  and  project  controls  to  ensure  that robust project management principles are in place to support efficient delivery.
The Engineering Manager will be required to establish and manage a delivery strategy in accordance with the procedures set out by the industry, the Civil Works alliance and Sizewell C.


Main Duties:


The following summarise the key accountabilities but not exhaustive.

 

  • Engineering Delivery Excellence - Right First Time - safety, quality, programme.
  • Engagement  with  Pre-Construction  teams  to  finalise  and  validate  the  requirements  and actions associated with: 
    • Methods
    • Temporary/Permanent Works 
    • Digital Engineering
    • Quality
    • Materials 
    • Survey
  • Management  of  Construction  Engineering  activities,  including  Site  Trials,  Temporary Works, Setting Out, Surveying, Materials Management and Quality Management.
  • Ensure Inspection & Test Plans, Materials approvals are in place and implemented in line with  specification  requirements,  including  assurance  of  materials  and  workmanship  and that suitable records are captured for handover.
  • Developing technical solutions that take cognisance of the requirements and site constraints including:
    • Client requirements
    • Development Consent Order requirements
    • Technical Interfaces
  • Understand  the  consenting  requirements  and  engagement  with  the  client  and  external bodies where necessary for timely submission and approval of consents.
  • Work closely with the Temporary Works Manager and Temporary Works team to define requirements and manage delivery of Temporary Works on site.
  • Work closely with the Information Management team to ensure that access is available to the latest approved delivery information.
  • Deliver  work  in  accordance  with  the  Employers  Requirements,  Technical  Specifications and any other requirements and constraints.
  • Manage technical change by supporting and providing guidance to the Delivery Team in the development and submission of Requests for Information and Field Change Requests. 
  • Working closely with Survey Team, manage the setting out and measurement of the works.
  • Oversight  of  supply  chain  engineering  performance  including  offsite  fabrication  and manufacturing.
  • Role in Digital transformation - embedding technology, tools, systems etc for construction delivery.
  • Understand Lessons learnt from HPC (First of a Kind) to transfer to SZC (Next of a Kind), working with the Sizewell C client and CWA to embed the learning. 
  • Understand the Assurance Requirements of the highly regulated nuclear environment and incorporate into the delivery of works on site.


Experience:


Essential

 

  • Construction experience, including Temporary Works and HSQE.
  • Construction experience on large infrastructure projects including earthworks and structures.
  • Good understanding of earthworks (eg geology, materials, methods).
  • Good understanding of detailed design drawings, technical specifications and quality management.
  • Good communication and teamwork skills.
  • Project Management skills (eg planning, scope definition).
  • Good Digital skills, including use of BIM.
  • Good self-discipline and time management. 
  • Problem solving skills, creative thinking.


Desirable

 

  • Marine structures.
  • Deep foundations.
  • Surveying on construction sites.


Qualifications


Essential

 

  • Civil engineering degree or equivalent
  • Experience of managing temporary works 
  • Experience of managing surface water and groundwater in earthworks 


Desirable

 

  • Chartered or working towards chartership

 

For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

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