Construction Manager (Railheads & Track Installation)
Ferrovial
- Industry Type
- Construction, Civil Engineering
- Functional Area
- Engineering
- Nationality
- Any
- Keywords
- Project Management Construction Engineering Team Leadership Logistics Management Testing and Commissioning
Job Description
Ferrovial is seeking a Construction Manager to lead teams in the design and construction of HS2 track infrastructure. The role includes managing construction logistics and supporting testing and commissioning phases.
- Position
- Construction Manager (Railheads & Track Installation)
- Company
- Ferrovial
- Location
- Edgbaston, United Kingdom
- Industry
- Construction, Civil Engineering
- Experience
- 1 to 20 years
Responsibilities
- Manage agent-level teams across various work fronts and construction disciplines.
- Oversee the design and construction of HS2 track infrastructure.
- Manage construction logistics.
- Support the testing and commissioning phase.
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About the role: Construction Manager (Railheads & Track Installation)
General information about this type of role, not from the employer. The employer's actual requirements may differ, so always check the job details above.
Construction Managers in railheads and track installation oversee the planning and execution of railway construction projects. They typically work on-site at rail construction locations, coordinating teams and resources to ensure projects are completed safely and on time.
What this role usually involves
- Plan and manage railway track installation and maintenance activities
- Coordinate with engineers, contractors, and suppliers to ensure project requirements are met
- Monitor project progress and resolve any issues that arise during construction
- Ensure compliance with safety standards and quality control measures
- Manage budgets, schedules, and resource allocation for construction tasks
Skills employers usually look for
- Strong leadership and team management abilities
- Good understanding of railway construction methods and materials
- Effective communication and coordination skills
- Problem-solving and decision-making capabilities
- Knowledge of health and safety regulations relevant to construction sites
Usual qualifications
- A diploma or degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field is usually expected
- Relevant certifications in construction or project management are advantageous
- Experience with railway or infrastructure projects is often preferred
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