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Interface Site Manager


Reference178842
CompanyCoyle Rail Ltd
LocationLondon, England/South East ALL
Career LevelMid-Senior Level
Job TypeConstruction
Position TypeContractor
Salary£350 - £3,750 per day
Vacancies2
Company SizeLarge (1000+ employees)
Posted DateJune 1st 2012
Start Dateasap
Closing DateJune 26th 2012 (for applications)

Title of Post: Interface Site Manager
Department: Project-wide construction
Directorate: Delivery
Reports to: LU Interface Manager

1. Purpose of the job

To support the Employer in managing the interface between the delivery team and the LU (and LO/NR where applicable) teams within a specific defined geographic location; including access, operational, infrastructure protection, engineering and implementation functions.
Principal Accountabilities:
Supporting the Employer in relation to:
• Championing compliance with the LU Interface Management Plan; LU Infrastructure Protection Plan and any other Interface procedures agreed between the client and LU
• Developing, agreeing and maintaining the LU Interface Scope Schedule, including allocation of work packages to either the client or LU
• Agreeing Works Package Plans (including production and agreement of User Requirement Specification) in respect of each Works Package for
o the client Interface Works taking place wholly or partly on LU Property and
o the LU (delivered) Interface Works.
• Expediting submittal and close out of Work Package Plan deliverables
• Developing, maintaining & agreeing a schedule to deliver the Interface Works
• Resolving interface problems and driving forward the timely escalation of matters unresolved through relevant Working Groups
• Supporting the accountable project manager in the role of client where LU / others carry out work on behalf of the client
• Monitoring compliance with Undertaking and Assurances (having regard to clients general responsibility for overseeing compliance with the clients Environmental Minimum Requirements); and dealing with breaches of any such Undertakings and Assurances
• Supporting the identification, review and ongoing management of interrelated risks
• Implementing the PTR (Project Technical Requests) interface with LU
• Escalating any conflict between proposed works and safety-related standards
• Reviewing closures and possessions plans and submitting agreed closure / possession requests in a timely manner
• Take reasonable care of your own and others’ health and safety and of those who may be affected in the day-to-day delivery of this role by taking personal responsibility for working to the clients Target Zero principles.
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Main Challenges of the job:
Supporting the Employer in:
• Developing strong relationships between the delivery team and LU
• Maintaining rigorous compliance with the relevant processes and procedures
• Dealing with the clients impact on LU/others' operational railway

Dimensions
Scope of interfaces includes
• LU: Infrastructure Manager works, Interface Works and Infrastructure Protection
• NR: Asset Protection Agreements and Interface Agreements
• DLR: Replacement Works and Interface Works

Key working relationships
• Project managers, engineering managers, project business managers, project field engineers
• LU, LO, NR, DLR interface teams

Person specification
• An ability to identify priorities; the drive to get things done; and the personality to work effectively as the interface between the clients project managers and third parties.
• Knowledge of third party environment and relevant processes and procedures
• Relevant project management / engineering / construction experience to support effective management of interface issues

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