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Project Manager – Civil Rail – 30m Station Upgrade – East London
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Overview
In this role you will lead a major rail project to deliver a station upgrade, coordinating a cross-functional team within a civil engineering contractor. You’ll align project goals with client requirements, manage risks, and drive HSQE compliance and procurement milestones. You’ll work closely with stakeholders across clients and suppliers to ensure on-time, within-budget delivery while maintaining strong governance. This is a hands-on leadership role with a focus on delivering a high-impact transport infrastructure program.
Responsibilities
define project organisation and responsibilities
communicate project requirements to the team
set stretch targets for team members
integrate client service-providers into the project team
establish project communications with Client/Representative
manage information flow among the project team and third parties
implement and oversee the project management system
lead HSQE management and approve IMS Plan
evaluate risks and opportunities
organise planning management
establish procurement deadlines and review contract programme
define works packages and assist in subcontractor/supplier awards
contract management and supervision of progress
project controlling and change management
assist in staff recruitment and training needs
external depiction of the project with HUK management
provide period commercial and delivery reporting to internal stakeholders
Key requirements
Degree/HND in Civil Engineering or similar
previous experience on large-scale Rail projects
commercial, financial, project and programme management experience
excellent leadership and tendering skills
good numeracy and IT skills (MS Office)
strong team player with clear communication at all levels
excellent organisation and time management
Full UK Driving licence
eligible to work permanently in the UK (EU, ILR, or British Passport)
solid understanding of Network Rail, London Underground and TfL procedures
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