Site Engineer - Rail Signalling Projects

About the role

Siemens Mobility is looking for a Site Engineer to plan, direct and coordinate signalling projects with internal and external stakeholders such as engineering teams, subcontractors, civil contractors and customers. The role covers design and implementation on site, working closely with the Construction/Installation Manager to deliver projects on time and within budget while enforcing quality, safety and customer satisfaction.

Key responsibilities

• Take part in the conceptual development of the project and oversee its scheduling and implementation
• Manage project tasks with the Construction/Installation Manager and give regular site progress updates
• Ensure compliance with company policies, approved procedures and installation procedures, method statements and set-to-work documents, and keep checklists and set-to-work documents signed and filed for audits
• Hold toolbox meetings on site and run regular site progress meetings with subcontractors, monitoring their quality, quantity and adherence to the programme (CIP, TRIP, etc.)
• Resolve drawing discrepancies and technical issues with the drafting/BIM team and liaise with vendors and internal departments on manpower, materials and equipment needs
• Support the installation and testing timeline, review recovery plans for delays and submit installation procedures, drawings, PMF and ELARD documents
• Plan on-site works, including working schedules, installation methods, equipment readiness, material delivery and manpower forecasts
• Strictly follow safety practices in the workplace

Required profile

• Minimum diploma or equivalent, or one to three years of related experience and/or training
• Good communication and writing skills
• Valid Class 3 driving licence (preferred)

Required skills

• Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint

What we offer

• Flexible working arrangements
• Career, professional and personal development opportunities

The position is offered as a 12-24 month contract, extendable depending on project requirements.