As a Project Engineer in a London-based rail contractor, you will oversee signalling installation, testing and commissioning on site and in the office. You will liaise with the Engineering and Construction teams to plan resources, review designs, and ensure compliance with standards. The role combines field supervision with documentation and approvals to keep projects on track. You will shape delivery on high-profile rail schemes and contribute to safer, more reliable signalling systems. This is a hands-on opportunity to influence project success from site to sign-off.
Responsibilities
Produce project paperwork (WPP, TBS, permits, ITPs, risk assessments, As Builts, assurance documentation)
Manage on-site signalling installation, testing and commissioning
Collaborate with the construction manager to plan and resource works, update project programmes
Review design documents for compliance with standards and conduct constructability/value engineering reviews
Prepare and raise Technical queries as needed
Key requirements
Proven experience in signalling installation, testing and commissioning
Experience in technical approvals of signalling designs (IDC/IDR review)
Experience working to construction standards and tolerances
Desirable: London Underground and Network Rail signalling systems experience
Good knowledge of other rail disciplines and interfaces
Experience managing subcontractors
IT literate
Degree level or equivalent in electrical engineering or relevant subject
Signalling installation, testing and commissioning
Technical approvals of signalling designs (IDC/IDR)
Construction standards and tolerances
London Underground/Network Rail signalling systems (desirable)
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