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We have a vacancy for a Material controller based in Goole for 6 Months.Primary deliverables of Material Control:&nbsp;<ul><li>Plans, schedules and monitors the ordering of materials through the production cycle&nbsp;</li><li>Prioritises schedules, customer orders or requisitions</li><li>Communicates with purchasing regarding shipping requirements</li><li>Compiles and maintains records such as time, date, quantity, source and destination of materials received or shipped</li><li>Inputs data into shipping and/or purchasing systems</li><li>Liaise directly with fleet colleagues and project managers</li></ul>Essential<ul><li>Material Control - some previous MC role, can be junior with 6 months to 1 year experience&nbsp;</li><li>Some exposure of doing supplier engagement&nbsp;</li><li>Material requisitions and Order management</li><li>Purchasing and shipping knowledge&nbsp;</li><li>Planning, scheduling and data entry</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Familiar with SAP – can have training&nbsp;</li><li>Rail material background&nbsp;</li></ul>

MPI Limited - Rail

Material controller

<h3>Signalling Team Leader – Railway Operations</h3>Are you an experienced signalling professional ready to lead from the front? We’re looking for a motivated and safety-focused Signalling Team Leader to manage and develop a high-performing team delivering critical inspection, faulting, maintenance and renewal activities across the railway.This is a hands-on, safety-critical role where no two days are the same — and where your leadership will make a real difference to railway safety, reliability and performance.<h4>What you’ll be doing</h4>Lead, motivate and organise a team to deliver work safely, efficiently and to the highest standardsPlan and direct inspection, faulting, maintenance and renewal activitiesEstablish and maintain robust safety arrangements and safe systems of workProactively manage quality, compliance and team competenceEnsure all vehicles, tools, plant, equipment and materials are fit for purposeProduce accurate and timely reports to support smooth operationsSet the standard by working hands-on alongside your teamThis role involves days, nights, weekends and on-call working.<h4>Essential criteria</h4>Proven experience organising and controlling the safe and efficient delivery of workStrong communication skills, both written and verbalSound knowledge of signalling maintenance, inspection, faulting and renewal techniquesWorking knowledge of relevant standards, procedures and instructions, includingNR/L3/SIG/10663NR/L3/SIG/11231A clear, confident and inspirational leadership styleValid IRSE Combined Signalling Maintainer &amp; Fault Finder Licence 1.4.230<h4>Desirable criteria</h4>NVQ Level 2 or 3 (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline, or equivalent experienceAbility and willingness to drive vehicles as required by business needsPrevious experience in railway signalling, ideally in a team-leading role &nbsp;

Advance TRS Ltd

Signalling Team Leader

Your role, and what you’ll be doing:The Senior Design Engineer will own deliverables through specification development, development and deployment of SCADA and control system solutions, setting technical direction and continually refining engineering best practice.You will play a key role in shaping system architectures, functionality design and first-in-type solutions, driving reuse and where appropriate while also leading the creation of new, modular components where the solution demands it. The role spans the full engineering lifecycle - from early concept and bid support through detailed design, development, integration and delivery.This position suits an engineer who is technically credible, systems-minded, comfortable leading others, and being hands-on.What will be my Responsibilities?<ul><li>Deliver engineering activities for complex multi‑discipline systems, owning technical outcomes and ensuring solutions meet customer, safety and compliance requirements.</li><li>Deliver system designs, interfaces and integration strategies that are robust, scalable and aligned to project and operational needs.</li><li>Drive core systems engineering activities including the principles of reuse, requirements definition, decomposition, traceability, verification and validation.</li><li>Provide technical leadership across the engineering lifecycle - guiding engineers, assuring deliverables and shaping safe, secure and compliant solutions.</li><li>Apply the right standards, processes and governance to maintain engineering quality, configuration control, and design assurance.</li><li>Collaborate closely with internal teams, suppliers, SMEs and customers to resolve issues, manage risks and deliver successful project outcomes.</li></ul>&nbsp;What Skills, Qualifications and Experience do I need for this role?<ul><li>Proven experience delivering complex control and monitoring systems across domains such as Power SCADA, Station Information/M&amp;E supervisory systems, Tunnel Ventilation Control, or Route‑Wide Engineering Management Systems.&nbsp;</li><li>Strong technical competency in industrial control platforms, including hands‑on experience with A8000 RTUs, Siemens S7 PLCs, TIA Portal, and the integration of PLC/RTU‑based systems with field devices and networks.&nbsp;</li><li>Practical expertise with modern SCADA platforms, ideally WinCC OA, covering data modelling, architecture, system configuration, and multi‑system interface design.&nbsp;</li><li>Robust systems engineering capability—requirements capture and decomposition, architecture definition, interface control, integration planning, and full V‑lifecycle verification &amp; validation.&nbsp;</li><li>Demonstrable technical leadership at a senior/CRE‑equivalent level, providing design assurance, making engineering decisions, managing change and configuration, and delivering solutions in safety‑critical or mission‑critical environments.&nbsp;</li><li>Experience developing novel or first‑of‑type solutions, applying sound engineering judgement, risk management, and adherence to standards, processes and engineering governance.&nbsp;</li><li>Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Electrical, Electronic, Control, Systems, or similar), with Chartered Engineer status (or working toward it), and excellent communication, problem‑solving and stakeholder engagement skills.</li></ul>&nbsp;

Senior Design Engineer (SCADA)

We have an exciting opportunity to join our client as a Lead Project Engineer in CIS within their Rail Infrastructure business.As a Lead Project Engineer, you will take ownership of the engineering delivery for defined work packages across one or more projects.&nbsp;You will ensure engineering requirements, standards, safety obligations, and customer expectations are fully met throughout the delivery lifecycle.You will often act as the Project Engineering Manager (PEM) on medium‑scale projects or lead engineering packages on larger programmes, coordinating multi‑disciplinary inputs, managing technical risk and ensuring robust integration, testing and assurance.&nbsp;This role is pivotal in the successful delivery of our CIS (Communications &amp; Information Systems) solutions.Daily Tasks will include:&nbsp; Leading the engineering delivery of work packages or serving as PEM on medium projects, ensuring scope, schedule, quality, cost, and safety objectives are achieved. Developing, maintaining, and executing the Project Engineering Management Plan (PEMP), tailoring engineering governance to project complexity.Driving engineering lifecycle activities: requirements capture, system design, integration, testing, V&amp;V, and commissioning readiness. Ensuring all engineering work complies with relevant standards, processes, technical specifications, and safety obligations (CDM/CSM). Coordinating technical interfaces across disciplines, suppliers, and subcontractors, ensuring “right first time” integration. Acting as the engineering representative to the PM, client, suppliers, and internal teams, ensuring consistent communication of requirements, changes, and engineering status.Requirements:&nbsp; Degree in Electrical, Electronic, Systems, or related Engineering discipline (or equivalent experience). Strong engineering delivery experience in SCADA, SISS, Control Systems, or large-scale integration projects. Proven capability delivering across the full engineering lifecycle; requirements, design, integration, test, V&amp;V, and commissioning. Experience acting as Work Package Manager, technical lead, or PEM on scoped project elements. Strong understanding of rail infrastructure environments, construction/installation constraints, and operational railway practices and the ability to demonstrate managing requirements, configuration, change, and engineering assurance processes effectively Background in multi-discipline environments such as SCADA, SISS, control systems, telecoms, M&amp;E, or line-wide system integration and software-intensive systems (desirable)&nbsp;

Lead Project Engineer (Communications & Information Systems)

Job PurposeCivils / Cabling Supervisor with experience of working across multiple telecoms operators The role is responsible for the safe, compliant, and efficient delivery of civils and cabling works, while supporting commercial control through accurate planning, reporting of variations, and cost-conscious site delivery.Key ResponsibilitiesPre-Construction &amp; PlanningWork closely with the commercial team on receipt of tender and construction drawings, providing input on:<ul><li>Labour requirements</li><li>Plant and equipment</li><li>Materials and subcontractor needs</li><li>Survey works to determine:</li><li>Installation methodology</li><li>Traffic management requirements</li><li>Access constraints and risks</li><li>Liaise with local authorities to identify constraints, approvals, and site-specific requirements</li><li>Demonstrate working knowledge of the BT Openreach PIA (Physical Infrastructure Access) portal, interrogating network data to supportroute planning and installation methodology</li></ul>Traffic Management &amp; Street Works<ul><li>Liaise with traffic management contractors to ensure TM plans are prepared in accordance with installation requirements and NRSWA regulations</li><li>Hold NRSWA accreditation and ensure street works compliance at all times</li></ul>Use Street Manager to:<ul><li>Submit permits</li><li>Manage permit conditions</li><li>Monitor applications from submission through to closure</li><li>Submit works measures on completion</li></ul>Monitor and manage:<ul><li>Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs)</li><li>Section 74 overruns</li><li>Inspections and defect notices</li></ul>Health, Safety &amp; Compliance<ul><li>Prepare and manage RAMS for both civils and cabling works</li><li>Ensure all sites have correct SLG (Signing, Lighting &amp; Guarding) in place</li><li>Conduct daily site inspections and ensure:</li><li>POWRAs (Point of Works Risk Assessments)</li><li>Permits to Dig</li><li>Manhole Entry Permits</li><li>Site Diaries</li><li>Other required documentation are completed accurately and on time</li><li>Ensure correct plant and equipment are used and that safety equipment such as:</li><li>GDU (Gas Detection Units)</li><li>CAT &amp; Genny are available, used correctly, and suitably calibrated</li><li>Promote a strong safety-first culture and ensure compliance with company, client, and statutory H&amp;S requirements</li></ul>Site Supervision &amp; Delivery<ul><li>Manage and supervise civils and cabling teams on site</li><li>Ensure works are delivered in accordance with:</li><li>Approved drawings</li><li>Method statements</li><li>Client-specific standards</li><li>Record and report daily site variations, risks, and changes, feeding information back to the commercial department on a daily basis</li><li>Order required plant, materials, and equipment to support site activities</li><li>Ensure productivity, quality, and programme targets are met</li></ul>Operator-Specific Requirements<ul><li>Ensure cabling teams are fully briefed on operator-specific working requirements, including but not limited to:</li><li>COLT requirements:</li><li>Photographs taken of each chamber prior to works commencing</li><li>Visual risk assessment completed to identify potential issues (e.g. damaged cables or fibre joints)</li><li>Photographs taken of chambers on completion of works</li><li>Ensure works comply with each operator’s standards and approval processes</li></ul>Quality, As-Builts &amp; Handover<ul><li>Capture accurate as-built information during installation</li><li>Submit as-built data to the CAD Engineer for preparation of final drawings</li><li>Support quality inspections, snagging, and handover activities</li></ul>Client &amp; Stakeholder Management<ul><li>Liaise with clients during weekly progress calls</li><li>Attend meetings with local authorities where required</li><li>Act as a professional on-site representative of the company at all times</li><li>Escalate issues, risks, and programme impacts to the Project Manager</li></ul>Skills &amp; ExperienceEssential<ul><li>Proven experience supervising telecoms civils and cabling works</li><li>Experience working across multiple operators&nbsp;</li><li>Strong understanding of:</li><li>NRSWA and Street Works</li><li>Traffic Management requirements</li><li>BT Openreach PIA</li><li>Experience using Street Manager</li><li>Ability to read and interpret drawings and specifications</li><li>Strong organisational, communication, and leadership skills</li></ul>Desirable<ul><li>Experience working for Tier 1 telecoms contractors</li><li>Knowledge of live network environments</li><li>Experience managing multiple work fronts</li></ul>&nbsp;

Civils / Cabling Supervisor

Safe System of Work (SSOW) PlannerEdinburgh£400 per day (Inside IR35)6‑month contract&nbsp;The RoleA fantastic opportunity has arisen for an experienced SSOW Planner / Safe System of Work Planner to join a rail contractor based in Edinburgh on a 6‑month contract. This role offers £400 per day (Inside IR35) and is critical to the safe and efficient delivery of planned works across the rail infrastructure.You will take ownership of producing compliant Safe System of Work (SSOW) packs, coordinating with project teams, and ensuring all activities are undertaken in line with industry legislation, standards, and best practice.&nbsp;Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Produce accurate and comprehensive SSOW packs to safeguard personnel working on or near the railway.</li><li>Carry out detailed risk assessments, identifying hazards and implementing suitable control measures.</li><li>Liaise closely with project managers, engineers, delivery teams, and external stakeholders to ensure seamless planning and integration.</li><li>Ensure full compliance with all relevant rail safety regulations, standards, and company procedures.</li><li>Provide clear safety briefings and verify team understanding of SSOW requirements.</li><li>Update and adjust SSOW plans to reflect evolving site conditions, programme changes, or regulatory updates.</li><li>Support safety audits, contribute to incident investigations, and promote a proactive safety culture.</li></ul>&nbsp;Key Skills &amp; Qualifications<ul><li>Proven experience producing SSOW packs within the rail sector.</li><li>Valid SSOWP competency (Sentinel).</li><li>Current PTS certification.</li><li>Ability to start at short notice (ideally within one week).</li><li>Strong communication, organisational, and stakeholder management skills.</li></ul>&nbsp;About the EmployerYou will be joining a well‑established civil engineering and rail contractor recognised for delivering complex and safety‑critical infrastructure projects across Scotland and the wider UK. With a strong emphasis on innovation, collaboration, and safety, this organisation offers the opportunity to work on high‑profile rail projects within a supportive and professional team environment.&nbsp;How to ApplyFor more information, call 07787 289 264 or email your CV to <a href="mailto:colin.earp@ganymedesolutions.co.uk" target="_blank">colin.earp@ganymedesolutions.co.uk</a>.&nbsp;Ganymede Solutions specialises in Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Civil, Transportation, and Engineering recruitment, offering both permanent and contract opportunities.Visit <a href="http://www.ganymedesolutions.co.uk" target="_blank">www.ganymedesolutions.co.uk</a> for more vacancies.By applying, you confirm you have read and agree to our Privacy Notice available on our website.

Ganymede

Safe System of Work (SSOW) Planner

PURPOSE OF THE ROLE:Deliver all aspects of Engineering Access Planning, ensuring the safe, efficient, and cost-effective planning of client engineering access. Deliver the co-ordinated planning, resourcing, and implementation of engineering access in accordance with project timescales and industry standards. To effectively manage resources including quality, safety, time, costs, people, materials, and tools / equipment.AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY / TASKSResponsibility for delivery of engineering access safely, to time and within budgetEnsure the safety culture is authentic zero accident / incidentResponsibility for planning all track access activities and managing the required resourcesResponsibility for compliance with appropriate legislation and standardsEnsure that all resources hold appropriate qualifications / licences for the activities carried outEnsure rework cycles on projects are minimised and lessons learnt are implementedImplementation of approved best practice techniques to ensure standards are maintainedApply appropriate planning, safety, and performance measures to all client engineering possessionsMaintain accurate and detailed records of possession arrangementsProactively deliver track access and operational interface elements of projects within timescales during both planning and implementationEnsure engineering access timescales and critical milestones are metProduce and book robust, safe, deliverable &amp; technically compliant possessions, worksites, signalling disconnections and electrical isolations on behalf of clientBook engineering and test trains as required (via NROL or Network Rail processes)Attend Network Rail possession / territory meetings to ensure appropriate deconfliction of works and appropriate access is obtainedBook / confirm appropriate possession resourcesResolve possession / Worksite conflicts to deliver the client plan, whilst minimising commercial riskIdentify possession / engineering access risks and implement mitigation risks throughout the possession lifecycleProduce WON section C, D and Operating Notice material and submit to Network Rail within timescalesNegotiate with Network Rail, Train and Freight Operating Companies for disruptive / enhanced possessions and access to Network Rail and third party owned depots / yardsSupport submission of client tender documentation, ensuring that possession, isolation and signalling disconnection strategies are identified and securedProvide professional advice from an operations / engineering access viewpointEDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTSTrack competences relevant to role (Safe System of Work Planner, SWL2, ES, SWL1, COSS, IWA)COMPETENCIESKnowledge &amp; Experience:Minimum of 5 years railway operations experience of which 2 years should include planning / management of engineering workGood communication skills at all levels of department and other disciplines also customer and suppliersExcellent IT skills (specifically MS Office)The ability to prioritise workload and achieve objectivesA high degree of self-directionCommercial awareness and ability to manage work packages and identify changeA proven track record of delivery, with demonstrable ability to form effective working relationshipsThrough knowledge of the rule book, railway operating rules, regulations for train signalling and group standardsSound working knowledge of engineering access planning tools (including PPS, Green Zone Planner, Sectional Appendix, Train Planning, Electrical Isolation booking process, Engineering Access Statement and on-trac/e-pic systems)Appreciation of ORR Informed Traveller regulations and Network Rail Schedule 4 compensation structure for disruption to Train and Freight Operating CompaniesTechnical competence demonstrable by appropriate SSOW planner licenceHold full UK driving licenceSpecific Health, Safety &amp; Environmental Responsibilities for this Post:Set and lead the right behaviours to support creating a robust H&amp;S cultureSet an example by their own actions and activitiesSet targets and objectives for H&amp;S and environmental for their direct staff, using the HSE tool and processes on the BMS for managing H&amp;S and environmental objectivesEnsure that directed staff are capable and competent to undertake the tasks allocated to themEnsure effective implementation of the SMO UKI BMS relating to Manuals, Plans, SSOW and other activities for which your role has responsibilities to ensure compliance with PCL requirementsCommunicate and encourage feedback on H&amp;S and environmental issuesUndertake appropriate disciplinary action for any breach of H&amp;S following the just culture processInvestigate accidents or incidents to determine basic causes, feedback information both up and down the organisation using the SMO reporting systemEnsure adequate H&amp;S equipment is to hand and is used by employeesUndertake H&amp;S tours or inspections; take action where deficiencies are observedWhen unable to rectify or remedy unsafe situations either stop work if the risk is too high and/or report the deficiency (and involve HSE) to the Project Manager for actionPromote and use the business procedures to control and manage workUnderstand the H&amp;S and environment risks involved in any activity they control and ensure any mitigation designated to control that risk are effectively operated/implementedBe prepared and be competent to manage any foreseen emergency situationsBecome involved in any worksafe problem and help resolve that problemMaintain their competence to manage their own H&amp;S and environmental responsibilities and contribute to their directs competence to manage their H&amp;S and environmental responsibilities

Possession Planner 

Location: South Yorkshire Sector: Civil Engineering (Rail, Highways, and General Civil Engineering) Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent Career Path: Progression to Senior Quantity Surveyor
Overview
We are seeking an ambitious Quantity Surveyor to join our dynamic team delivering a variety of civil engineering projects across South Yorkshire. The successful candidate will play a key role in commercial management, cost control, and contractual matters across schemes in rail, highways, and general civil engineering. This role offers a structured career pathway with the opportunity for promotion to Senior Quantity Surveyor.
Key Responsibilities
Manage all commercial and contractual aspects of allocated projects.
Prepare, monitor, and manage project budgets, forecasts, and cost plans.
Prepare and negotiate subcontractor packages, contracts, and variations.
Conduct valuations, applications for payment, and final account settlements.
Ensure compliance with company policies, contractual obligations, and industry standards.
Provide accurate monthly reporting, cash flow forecasts, and financial analysis to the Commercial Manager.
Support project teams in delivering projects on time and within budget.
Liaise with clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders to maintain strong working relationships.
Assist in developing junior staff and contribute to knowledge sharing within the commercial team.
Requirements
Essential:
Degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline.
Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor in civil engineering (rail, highways, or general civils).
Strong knowledge of NEC and other relevant forms of contract.
Excellent numerical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Strong communication and negotiation abilities.
Proficiency with relevant software (e.g., MS Excel, cost management tools).

Anderselite

Quantity Surveyor

We are looking for a highly skilled Site Agent with a robust background in managing projects for Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN). This role is situated in a busy and fast-paced project and maintenance environment where you will oversee a variety of multi-disciplinary civil engineering/electrical projects.
The wider regional team is also responsible for delivering infrastructure projects and maintenance works for a diverse portfolio of clients including Local Authorities, Network Rail, and Environmental Agencies.
The Role: As the Site Agent, you will be responsible for the daily management and successful delivery of engineering projects on behalf of Scottish Power &amp; Energy Networks, ensuring that they are executed on time, within budget, and to the required quality and safety standards.
Ensure that the contract is executed in accordance with:
All applicable legislation
Terms and Conditions of the Contract
Contract Health and Safety Plan
Work Package Plans and Task Briefing Sheets
Contract Quality / Environmental Plan
Manage projects to ensure they are delivered within programme and budget constraints.
Liaise with site staff and the managing surveyor to keep tender allowances within limits.
Continuously monitor contract progress to ensure objectives are met.
Identify and effectively manage changes to the contract in coordination with the site team.
Provide formal reports on contract progress to the Contracts Manager.
Requirements: To succeed in this role, you should possess the following qualifications and experience:
Qualifications:
Degree / HNC / HND in Civil Engineering
Experience:
Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC),
Appointed Persons,
IOSH,
Service Detection,
SPEN/SSE/DRAX Comp persons preferable.
Previous experience working in a substation environment and will carry the necessary competencies in line with safety rules 5th edition
Ability to interpret contract drawings and specifications accurately
Valid SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) certification.
Proficient record-keeping skills for progress and quality control
Experience at the Site Agent level in civil engineering contracting, particularly in energy and power-related infrastructure projects and maintenance.

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