Installation Manager - Telecoms

Location: Sheffield

Department: Engineering

We have set out to be the market leader in technology and connectivity integration across UK infrastructure.

We will draw upon our core values and out-perform others, delivering excellence through customer responsiveness, collaboration, and innovation.

In doing so we will create a sustainable future for our people and our customers, reshaping and influencing the industries we operate in.

Working in partnership with our customer we intend to achieve the extraordinary.

Responsibilities and Accountabilities

• Take ownership and undertake project engineering duties from conception to completion of projects associated with Telecoms.
• Liaise with the project manager to ensure that project changes are identified in a timely manner and that the impact (costs, programme, risk etc) is addressed
• Forecast resource requirements and liaise with construction managers to book resource needs for allocated projects
• Plan all necessary DRN and ARN requirements to support works.
• Identify possession requirements for works and liaise with planners to ensure these are booked in a timely manner
• Attend all necessary engineering meetings both internally and with the client for allocated projects
• Set up of site implementation
• Undertake site inspections and audits to verify the effectiveness of work processes and quality of works against agreed standards/designs
• Ensure that all reasonable care is taken to ensure that work is conducted professionally and safely and in accordance with agreed standards
• Responsible for maintaining a project ‘box plan’ driven from P6 approved programme of works which forms the basis of the lookahead resource needs
• Implement processes and procedures described within the Linbrooke Services management system for projects / bids.
• Prepare bills of quantities / materials requests as necessary.
• Prepare technical work scopes and remit sub-contractors as appropriate for project/bids.
• Liaise and assist the HSEQ team to ensure due regard is given to safety / quality and environmental issues associated with projects/bids.
• Plan and prepare all SSOW/Line Blocks/Possessions in conjunction with planning team
• Identify requirements for site documentation (WPP/TBs) and ensure these are produced in a timely manner
• Undertake appropriate readiness checks to ensure that schedule works are planned thoroughly and support safe and effective delivery
• Undertake Site/quality audits.
• Work, safely, as directed by your line manager

SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND COMPETENCE

Essential

• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Excellent team member with organisational and time management skills.
• IT literate
• Driving licence
• Excellent knowledge of all aspects of telecoms engineering as applied to railway telecommunications.
• An understanding and appreciation of the CDM Regulations.
• An understanding and appreciation of applicable NR standards.
• Practical experience and appreciation of system design, development of system design, safety concepts and associated decision making as applied to railway telecommunications.
• Demonstrable experience of working as an operational comms engineer within the rail telecoms environment.
• Responsible Manager
• Risk assessment and relevant permit production

Desirable

• Health and Safety in a Construction Environment
• CDM Regulations appreciation
• Electrical safety appreciation
• SMSTS qualification
• Health and Safety Awareness
• Work at Risk Assessment / Planning / Approval

Disclaimers

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

All employees must be able to speak the English language with fluency with good oral and written skills. Fluency relates to a person's language proficiency and their ability to speak with confidence and accuracy, using accurate sentence structures and vocabulary. For those whose first language is a signed language, all reasonable adjustments will be made.

GENERAL SAFETY

Comply at all times with the requirements of Linbrooke Services’ HSEQ policies and in accordance with the Health & Safety at Work Act. Delivery of all work in accordance with Linbrooke Services’ quality procedures and customer standards and specifications. Support the business during quality audits and demonstrate compliance.

HOW WE USE THE INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE

As of May 2018, the new European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force and will impact every organisation which holds or processes personal data. These regulations will remain in force regardless of the United Kingdom’s status as a European Union member state.

The GDPR will work alongside the 2018 Data Protection Act to require organisations to demonstrate compliance with the regulations, will apply more stringent enforcement of these requirements and will impose substantially increased penalties for those who do not comply. If you are responsible for the processing of any personal data as part of your role then you have a duty to ensure that this information is handled with the strictest confidentiality, within the guidelines set out by the Company, and ultimately in full accordance with GDPR. All those working for and on behalf of Linbrooke Services have a duty to comply with statutory requirements.

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