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Construction Manager (Ballast)
| Reference | RP99145 |
| Company | Morson International |
| Location | Nottingham, England/Midlands ALL |
| Career Level | Not Specified |
| Job Type | Construction |
| Position Type | Permanent |
| Salary | £48,000 - £52,000 per year |
| Vacancies | 1 |
| Company Size | Large (1000+ employees) |
| Posted Date | June 8th 2012 |
| Start Date | Not Specified |
| Closing Date | June 18th 2012 (for applications) |
As Ballast Construction Manager, you will be directly responsible for providing and managing all ballast track activities on this major infrastructure project.
About You
In order to be considered for this role you must have experience of the following:
A track record on Ballasted Track laying projects
At least 5 to10 years experience on site in trackworks activities
Duties & Responsibilities
Ensure that the works are carried out as per schedule, within the budget, in line with the quality standards and as per health and safety requirements
Ensure that the Construction Manager is aware of all site activities and personnel issues in a timely way
Write documentation (procedures, reports) related to the construction,
H&S and environments requirements
Manage the supervisors and machines under his responsibility
Contact point for all third parties on site
Contact point for the Client on site, coordination of Client inspections
Liaise with the survey team for daily requirements and technical issues
Liaise with the logistic team for preparation of the daily programme and loading requirements
Issue daily construction report from daily records provided by supervisors
Ensure that supervisors have received required documents (and revisions)
Ensure that supervisors have understood health and safety requirements
Check that health and safety requirements are complied with by spot checks
Co-ordinate with the Plant Manager to ensure that both preventive and corrective maintenance is carried out in a timely way
Ensure that supervisors have understood quality control requirements
Apply the quality requirements and issue the non conformance when necessary
Issue risk assessments to relevant personnel
Raise to management all issues that are link to claims or additional works.
Good knowledge of track characteristics
Knowledge of quality codes & standards