Project Engineer (Highways Technology)

• Project Engineer (Highways Technology)
• Luton, Bedfordshire
• £40,000 to £50,000 per year (+ Car or Car allowance)
• Plus excellent company benefits

The Opportunity:

We are currently looking for a Project Engineer/Assistant Project Manager to delivering projects including planning, co-ordination and documentation of all activities relating to the delivery of highways technology projects for National Highways.

You will ensure that all projects are controlled and completed on time and within budget, as well as taking responsibility for ensuring health and safety practices are correctly implemented for the field teams.

The ideal candidate will have a good working knowledge within the highways technology industry and I would be happy to speak to experience engineers looking to take a step up.

Skills and Experience:

• A strong background in highways technology (NRTS, RTMC, TPMS, HADECS, VMS, ANPR, etc.)
• Relevant knowledge of technology maintenance, design, development and delivery
• Experienced in delivering projects in accordance with CDM requirements
• Relevant qualifications such as IOSH/SMSTS, SSTMS, CSCS
• Current G39, HERS8, NRSWA, NHSS8 Qualification (highly desirable)
• Full UK drivers' licence

Role and Responsibilities:

• Support the Regional Project Manager in the management and administration of projects
• Liaise with sub-contractor engineers and operational staff to ensure project parameters are met or exceeded
• Ensure all requirements for health and safety activities are met under the current CDM regulations
• Carry out site investigations, inspections, surveys, studies and analysis and prepare appropriately detailed reports on the required outputs

Applications:

Please contact James Sample here at ISR on 07436 071 269 to discuss these newly created opportunities based in Bedfordshire working for our client who are delivering their best-in-class highways services and providing cost-effective performance with sustainable and innovative solutions to the public sector?