Job Search

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex rail and transport projects. This role will involve managing projects from initial concept and planning through to delivery, commissioning and close-out, ensuring that they are completed safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards.

You will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, contractors, consultants and key stakeholders, maintaining clear communication throughout the project lifecycle. The successful candidate will be confident working in a regulated environment and able to manage competing priorities across infrastructure, engineering, operational and commercial workstreams.

You will have proven experience managing projects within the rail, transport, infrastructure or wider engineering sector. A recognised project management qualification, such as APM, PRINCE2 or equivalent experience, would be advantageous. You should be commercially aware, highly organised and able to interpret technical information while maintaining a clear focus on delivery outcomes.

Strong leadership, stakeholder management and communication skills are essential, together with the ability to influence others and make sound decisions in a challenging environment. Experience of working within safety-critical or heavily regulated projects would be particularly valuable.

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to high-profile transport projects while developing your career within a collaborative and forward-looking environment.

We are seeking an experienced Rail Track Discipline Lead to provide technical leadership across the development, design, delivery and assurance of track engineering projects. This role will lead the application of industry standards and best practice, ensuring that track solutions are safe, constructible, maintainable and delivered to the required quality, cost and programme. You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, clients, contractors and supply-chain partners to coordinate technical activities and support successful project outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include leading track engineering teams and providing guidance on design solutions, technical reviews, specifications, asset interfaces and construction methodologies. You will manage discipline deliverables, identify and control technical risks, review and approve designs within your delegated authority, and ensure compliance with relevant railway standards, legislation and assurance processes. The role will also involve supporting tenders and bids, preparing estimates and technical proposals, contributing to project planning, and representing the track discipline at design, progress and stakeholder meetings. You will promote a strong safety culture and encourage the consistent use of effective engineering, quality and document-control practices.

Applicants should hold a relevant degree or equivalent professional qualification in civil engineering, railway engineering or a related discipline, together with substantial experience in permanent-way or rail track engineering. Professional registration, or demonstrable progress towards chartership, would be advantageous. You will have a strong understanding of track design, construction, renewals, maintenance and interfaces with other rail systems, as well as experience working within controlled engineering and assurance environments. Excellent communication, leadership and problem-solving skills are essential, alongside the ability to manage competing priorities and influence stakeholders at all levels. A flexible approach to travel and occasional site, night or weekend work may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Rail Systems Discipline Lead to provide technical leadership across the development, integration and delivery of complex rail infrastructure projects. This is a senior role for a collaborative professional who can set clear technical direction, manage interfaces between disciplines and ensure that systems engineering activities are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required standards.

You will lead the definition and implementation of rail systems strategies, coordinating requirements across signalling, telecommunications, power, rolling stock, control systems, infrastructure and other relevant disciplines. Your responsibilities will include reviewing technical solutions, managing systems integration and assurance activities, overseeing design development, and ensuring that technical risks, assumptions and interfaces are identified and controlled. You will work closely with project managers, engineering teams, suppliers, contractors and stakeholders, providing authoritative advice throughout the project lifecycle. You will also support technical reviews, design approvals, testing and commissioning, and contribute to the preparation of scope, specifications, programmes and cost estimates.

The successful candidate will have significant experience in rail systems engineering, systems integration or a related technical leadership position, ideally gained across major rail or transport projects. You will have a strong understanding of relevant standards, assurance processes, safety requirements and industry best practice, together with the ability to interpret complex technical information and make sound, evidence-based decisions. Excellent communication, influencing and stakeholder-management skills are essential, as is the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and maintain a clear focus on quality, safety and delivery. A relevant engineering qualification is required, and professional registration or equivalent industry recognition would be advantageous. This role offers the opportunity to shape innovative rail solutions and make a meaningful contribution to the successful delivery of critical transport infrastructure.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager (Drainage) to lead the planning, design, delivery and maintenance of drainage works within major transport infrastructure projects. This role will oversee drainage packages from early feasibility and design development through procurement, construction, commissioning and handover, ensuring that works are delivered safely, efficiently, sustainably and in accordance with approved scope, budget and programme.

Key responsibilities will include managing multidisciplinary design teams, consultants, contractors and stakeholders; reviewing drainage strategies, hydraulic calculations, drawings, specifications and technical submissions; and ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, standards, environmental requirements and asset management principles. You will monitor programme progress, costs, risks, quality and change control, providing clear reports and recommendations to senior project leaders. The role will also involve coordinating interfaces with highways, structures, utilities, earthworks and environmental teams, resolving technical issues, supporting procurement and contract administration, and overseeing inspections, testing, commissioning and final documentation. You will promote safe systems of work and contribute to continuous improvement across project delivery.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing drainage or water-related infrastructure projects, preferably within highways, rail, airports or other complex transport environments. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, water engineering or a related discipline is required, together with strong knowledge of surface water drainage, foul water systems, attenuation, culverts, channels, pumping arrangements, flood risk management and sustainable drainage solutions. Experience working with design standards, construction contracts, cost and programme controls, environmental approvals and stakeholder engagement is highly desirable. You will be an organised and confident communicator with strong commercial awareness, sound technical judgement and the ability to manage competing priorities. Professional membership of an appropriate engineering institution, or progress towards chartered status, would be advantageous.

We are seeking an experienced Major Projects Director to lead the successful delivery of complex rail infrastructure programmes from early development through to completion and handover. This senior leadership role will oversee a portfolio of major projects, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality and performance standards. You will provide clear strategic direction across the project lifecycle, establish effective governance, and ensure that programme objectives remain aligned with operational, commercial and stakeholder requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing and implementing delivery strategies; leading multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors and delivery partners; and maintaining strong control of scope, cost, schedule, risk, quality and change. You will oversee procurement and contract management, resolve complex commercial and technical issues, and ensure compliance with relevant rail, construction, health and safety, environmental and regulatory standards. The role will also involve managing interfaces across infrastructure, systems, operations and other major programmes, while building productive relationships with senior stakeholders, regulators, local authorities and community representatives. You will provide accurate reporting and assurance to executive governance boards and drive a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration and accountability.

Applicants should have substantial experience directing major rail, transport or similarly complex infrastructure programmes, with a proven record of delivering large-scale projects in a highly regulated environment. You will bring strong commercial, financial and risk management capability, together with excellent knowledge of project governance, contracting strategies, design development, construction and commissioning. The successful candidate will be an inspiring and pragmatic leader who can make sound decisions under pressure, communicate confidently at all levels and influence diverse stakeholders. Relevant professional qualifications in engineering, construction, project management or a related discipline are desirable, as is membership of an appropriate professional body. A commitment to safety, sustainability, inclusion and high-quality project outcomes is essential.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Commissioning Engineer to lead the safe, efficient and successful commissioning of complex engineering systems and equipment. The role will involve planning and coordinating commissioning activities from design review through to handover, ensuring that systems perform in accordance with approved specifications, contract requirements, technical standards and regulatory obligations. You will work closely with engineering, construction, project management, operations, suppliers and client representatives to resolve technical issues and deliver reliable, fully tested assets.

Responsibilities will include developing commissioning strategies, plans, schedules, procedures and test documentation; reviewing designs, drawings, specifications and vendor information; coordinating pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up and performance testing; and managing inspection, verification and punch-list close-out activities. You will provide technical leadership to commissioning teams and contractors, monitor progress against programme milestones, and ensure that all work is completed in line with approved risk assessments, method statements, permit systems and quality procedures. The role will also require accurate reporting, preparation of handover documentation, investigation of defects and non-conformances, and effective communication of progress, risks and recommendations to project stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a relevant engineering qualification and have substantial commissioning experience within a complex industrial, infrastructure, energy or process environment. A strong understanding of commissioning methodologies, systems integration, functional testing, instrumentation, electrical or mechanical systems, and health, safety and environmental requirements is essential. Experience leading multidisciplinary teams, managing subcontractors and working with clients, vendors and regulatory bodies will be highly valued. You should be confident interpreting technical documentation, making sound decisions under pressure and resolving problems in a structured manner. Strong organisational, communication and report-writing skills are required, along with a proactive approach and willingness to travel to project or operational sites as needed.

We are seeking a Utilities Interface Engineer to support the delivery of a major rail infrastructure programme. This role will coordinate the design, assessment, protection, diversion and installation of utility assets affected by railway works, ensuring that interfaces are managed safely, efficiently and in accordance with project requirements. You will work across multidisciplinary engineering, construction, commercial and stakeholder teams to identify risks, resolve technical issues and maintain progress through design and delivery.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining utility interface registers, coordinating surveys and investigations, reviewing utility records and technical submissions, and supporting the development of diversion and protection strategies. You will liaise with utility owners, local authorities, contractors, designers and rail systems teams to agree solutions, access requirements, programme constraints and approval processes. The role will also involve monitoring design deliverables, reviewing temporary and permanent works proposals, supporting construction planning, managing interface risks and ensuring that changes are properly recorded and communicated. You may also contribute to site inspections, technical workshops, progress meetings and the resolution of issues arising during construction.

Applicants should have proven experience in utilities coordination, infrastructure engineering, rail, highways, civils or a related environment, with a strong understanding of utility assets and their interaction with major construction projects. Experience managing interfaces between multiple stakeholders, reviewing engineering information and working within formal assurance, health and safety and change-control processes is essential. Knowledge of relevant UK standards, legislation, permits and approval procedures would be advantageous. Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are required, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and build effective working relationships. A relevant engineering or technical qualification, or demonstrable equivalent experience, is expected. The successful candidate will be proactive, detail-focused and committed to delivering safe, practical and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

We are seeking a Graduate Traffic Engineer to join a professional team delivering transport planning, traffic engineering and infrastructure projects across Dublin and the wider region. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate to develop practical experience while working alongside experienced engineers, planners and project managers on a varied portfolio of public and private sector schemes.

In this role, you will assist with traffic and transport assessments, junction analysis, traffic modelling, parking studies and the preparation of technical reports. You will contribute to the design and evaluation of road layouts, pedestrian and cycle facilities, traffic management measures and sustainable transport solutions. Responsibilities will also include collecting and analysing traffic data, preparing drawings and presentations, supporting site visits and surveys, liaising with project stakeholders, and helping to coordinate work to meet agreed budgets, programmes and quality standards.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Transport Planning or a related discipline. A sound understanding of traffic engineering principles, transport policy and sustainable mobility is desirable. Familiarity with software such as AutoCAD, traffic modelling packages, GIS or data analysis tools would be advantageous, although full training will be provided. We are looking for someone with strong numerical, analytical and report-writing skills, excellent attention to detail and the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues and clients. The successful candidate will be organised, motivated and keen to learn, with a practical approach to problem-solving and a genuine interest in developing a career in transport engineering. The role is based in Dublin and may involve travel to project and client sites.

We are seeking an Assistant Civil Engineer to support the delivery of civil engineering projects from initial concept through to construction and completion. Working under the guidance of experienced engineers and project managers, you will contribute to the preparation of designs, technical reports, calculations, drawings and specifications for a range of infrastructure, development or construction projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career professional to build practical experience while developing strong technical and project management skills.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with site investigations, surveys, feasibility studies and design development; preparing and reviewing engineering drawings and documentation; supporting drainage, highways, earthworks, utilities or structural design activities; and completing design calculations in accordance with relevant standards and regulations. You will liaise with colleagues, contractors, consultants and other stakeholders, attend site visits and meetings, monitor progress, and help identify and resolve technical issues. You may also assist with cost estimates, programme updates, risk assessments, tender information and construction support, while maintaining accurate project records and ensuring that work is delivered safely, efficiently and to a high standard.

Applicants should hold, or be working towards, a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering or a related discipline. Some experience gained through employment, placements or internships is desirable, along with a basic understanding of civil engineering principles, construction methods, health and safety requirements and relevant technical standards. Familiarity with design and project software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, drainage modelling tools or similar systems would be advantageous. You should be able to interpret technical information, demonstrate sound numerical and analytical skills, and communicate clearly in writing and in person. A proactive attitude, willingness to learn, attention to detail and the ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team are essential. Support will be provided towards continued professional development and progression.

We are seeking a skilled Civil Engineer to contribute to the planning, design and delivery of a range of civil infrastructure projects. Working with multidisciplinary teams, you will support projects from initial concept and feasibility through to detailed design, construction and completion. Your responsibilities will include preparing technical drawings, specifications, calculations, reports and cost estimates, while ensuring that designs comply with relevant standards, regulations and project requirements.

You will review site information, assess ground and environmental conditions, coordinate with contractors, consultants and stakeholders, and provide technical guidance throughout project delivery. The role will involve monitoring construction progress, inspecting completed works, identifying and resolving design or site issues, and assisting with project schedules, budgets, risk assessments and quality control. You may also be required to contribute to planning applications, tender documentation, design reviews and the preparation of progress updates for internal and external stakeholders.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering and have practical experience in infrastructure, buildings, transport, drainage, structural or related civil engineering projects. A working knowledge of relevant design codes, health and safety legislation, construction methods and industry standards is essential. Experience using engineering design and modelling software, together with strong numerical, analytical and problem-solving skills, is highly desirable. You should be able to communicate clearly, manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Professional accreditation or progress toward chartered status would be advantageous. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to delivering safe, sustainable and high-quality engineering solutions are essential.