Built Environment Asset Support Manager

Overview

In this role you will provide technical support within APD Built Environment to ensure assets are maintained to meet availability, reliability, safety and engineering standards. You will help mitigate asset risks to improve the customer experience while supporting safety, performance and quality targets. Working closely with the Asset Management Team, you will prepare technical information, support audits and drive improvement plans. This is an opportunity to shape asset how TfL maintains critical infrastructure and delivers reliable transport services.

Pay / Benefits

• Final salary pension
• Free travel on the TfL network
• Rail/discounted travel reimbursements
• 29 days annual leave + holidays
• Hybrid working
• Private healthcare (optional)

Responsibilities

• Interpret and analyse technical information to support the Asset Management Team
• Implement asset risk mitigations to optimise maintenance
• Support the Safety Improvement Plan and ensure compliance with LU standards and governance
• Contribute to Local Risk Registers and manage associated mitigations and work orders
• Identify and implement asset risk mitigations
• Support compelling business cases for funding (data improvements, efficiencies, synergies, R&D)
• Provide technical support for annual corrective and minor works banking
• Produce technical information (scopes, works briefs, works information) for Built Environment assets
• Conduct technical reviews of proposals for compliance with standards and legislation
• Review BE Works Safety Documentation and deputise for managers when required

Key requirements

• Academic qualification in engineering (essential)
• Working knowledge of Built Environment assets and TfL standards (essential)
• Experience with asset management procedures (desirable)
• Knowledge of HSE legislation and best practices (desirable)
• Strong verbal and written communication (essential)
• Ability to analyse complex data and produce reports (essential)
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines under pressure (essential)
• Stakeholder collaboration (desirable)
• Commitment to continuous learning (essential)
• Extensive engineering experience with TfL or similar (essential)
• Experience with safety reviews and incident investigations (desirable)

• Strong communication
• Analytical mindset
• Independent working with initiative
• Asset management procedures
• Technical reviews and design assessments
• TfL Engineering Standards, Procedures and Guidance

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