Currently recruiting for 2 Tunnels Superintendent (TBM) to work on part of the Crossrail route. The Principal Accountabilities of the Tunnels Superintendent (TBM) will be: - To monitor all tunnelling activities during the shift in discussion with the Contractorâs Tunnel Shift Superintendent. - Assure correct tunnel sequence; primary lining support, additional support, waterproofing (sprayed and sheet) and secondary lining (sprayed and in-situ concrete) for SCL works; or, TBM tunnel lining construction sequence (segment quality, bolts, grouting, sealing etc) for TBM works; as specified in the contract documents, Contractorâs work plans and RESS. - Report in writing on observed quality deficiencies of the materials delivered to site and/or quality issues relating to construction operations. - Report in writing all construction activities, labour and plant, rates of production, delays, special conditions and other occurrences to the CM/PFE at the end of each shift. - The Tunnel Superintendents will have to be present at headings/principal work areas most of the time and during all major construction activities. - When tunnelling activities are not happening on site, or if other Tunnel Superintendents are covering all current tunnelling duties, the Tunnel Superintendent will carry out the duties of a Field Engineer. - Tunnel Superintendents will be expected to work rotating shifts. The experience and qualifications expected of the Tunnels Superintendent (TBM) will be as follows: - Degree qualified engineer (or equivalent experience). - Some experience of engineering and/or construction on major infrastructure projects. - Extensive experience on TBM works. - Knowledge and experience of SCL tunnelling methods and processes. - Knowledge and experience of site-based ES&H processes and procedures/regulations. For more information or in order to apply for the Tunnels Superintendent (TBM) roles please submit your CV and contract details via this advert.