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We are seeking a Senior System RAMS Engineer to lead reliability, availability, maintainability and safety activities across complex engineering programmes. The successful candidate will provide expert guidance throughout the system lifecycle, from concept and requirements definition through design, verification, validation, commissioning and in-service support. You will work closely with systems, software, hardware, operations, maintenance and assurance teams to ensure that RAMS objectives are clearly defined, measurable and achieved.

Responsibilities will include developing and maintaining RAMS strategies, plans, requirements and assurance cases; preparing and reviewing hazard logs, risk assessments, failure mode and effects analyses, fault tree analyses, reliability predictions and maintainability assessments; and supporting the allocation and verification of safety and performance requirements. You will coordinate reliability growth activities, assess design changes, investigate incidents and non-conformities, and provide clear technical recommendations to project stakeholders. The role will also involve reviewing supplier documentation, contributing to design reviews, supporting safety and assurance audits, and producing high-quality technical reports and presentations for internal and external audiences.

Applicants should have substantial experience in a RAMS, safety engineering or systems assurance role within a complex, regulated engineering environment. A strong understanding of relevant RAMS standards, lifecycle processes, risk management techniques and systems engineering principles is essential. Experience with safety-critical products, infrastructure, transportation, defence, energy or similarly regulated sectors would be advantageous. You will need excellent analytical, communication and stakeholder-management skills, together with the ability to influence decisions and explain complex technical issues clearly. A degree or equivalent qualification in engineering, mathematics, physics or a related discipline is expected, and professional registration or progress towards chartered status would be desirable.

We are seeking an Intermediate Road Safety Engineer to support the delivery of practical, evidence-based solutions that improve safety for all road users. This role will contribute to the assessment, design and implementation of road safety initiatives across a range of transport and infrastructure projects. You will work with experienced engineers, planners, analysts and project stakeholders to identify risks, develop recommendations and help deliver safer outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include undertaking road safety inspections and assessments, reviewing crash data and traffic information, and identifying trends, hazards and opportunities for improvement. You will assist with road safety audits and reviews at various project stages, prepare technical reports, and develop cost-effective treatments for intersections, corridors, pedestrian facilities and cycling infrastructure. The role will also involve supporting traffic engineering investigations, contributing to design reviews, preparing technical documentation and presentations, and monitoring the effectiveness of implemented measures. You may also assist with client meetings, consultation activities, project planning and the coordination of work delivered by external consultants or contractors.

To succeed in this position, you will have a relevant degree in civil engineering, transport engineering, road safety or a related discipline, together with experience in road safety, traffic engineering or transport planning. Familiarity with road safety audit principles, crash analysis, traffic data interpretation and applicable design standards is expected. Experience using relevant analytical, design or mapping software will be advantageous. You will demonstrate sound problem-solving skills, attention to detail and the ability to communicate technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences. A collaborative approach, willingness to learn and the ability to manage competing priorities will be important. Professional accreditation, formal road safety audit training or eligibility for professional registration would be viewed favourably.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex, high-value projects from initial planning through to completion. You will be responsible for establishing clear objectives, defining scope, developing detailed delivery plans, and ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required standards. The role will involve coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing dependencies, and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Your responsibilities will include overseeing project governance, reporting progress against key milestones, managing risks and issues, and implementing effective mitigation strategies. You will monitor budgets, resources, timelines, and quality requirements, while ensuring that appropriate controls and documentation are maintained throughout the project lifecycle. You will also facilitate workshops and project meetings, provide clear updates to senior stakeholders, and support informed decision-making through accurate analysis and reporting. Where required, you will manage suppliers, contractors, and delivery partners, ensuring that contractual obligations and performance expectations are met.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience managing large or complex projects, ideally within a structured, regulated, or fast-paced environment. You should be confident leading cross-functional teams and have a strong understanding of project management methodologies, governance frameworks, risk management, and financial control. Excellent communication, negotiation, organisation, and problem-solving skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and influence stakeholders at all levels. A relevant professional qualification, such as PRINCE2, APM, PMP, or equivalent practical experience, is desirable. You will be proactive, commercially aware, and committed to delivering sustainable outcomes while maintaining high standards of professionalism and collaboration.

We are seeking a Senior Transportation Planner / Traffic Engineer to lead the planning, analysis and delivery of complex transport and traffic projects. This role will suit an experienced professional who can combine strategic thinking with strong technical capability, communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders and provide practical, evidence-based advice. You will contribute to projects involving urban mobility, traffic operations, road safety, development assessment, public transport, active travel and transport network planning.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing transport assessments, traffic impact studies, corridor and intersection analyses, parking and access strategies, feasibility studies and transport planning reports. You will use traffic modelling, data analysis and industry-standard software to assess network performance, identify operational improvements and develop solutions that support safe, efficient and sustainable movement. The role will also involve managing project scope, budgets, programmes and deliverables; coordinating multidisciplinary teams; reviewing technical work; mentoring junior staff; and presenting recommendations to clients, authorities and community stakeholders. You may also support business development activities, prepare proposals and contribute to the development of policies, guidelines and design standards.

Applicants should hold a degree in civil engineering, transport planning, traffic engineering or a related discipline, together with substantial experience in a consultancy, government or comparable professional environment. Strong knowledge of transport planning principles, traffic engineering practice, road safety, development approvals and relevant legislation is expected. Experience with traffic modelling and analysis tools, GIS, data visualisation and design or assessment software will be highly regarded. Professional registration or membership of a relevant industry body is desirable. You will need excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound commercial awareness, strong attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities independently. A collaborative approach, commitment to quality and enthusiasm for delivering innovative, sustainable transport outcomes are essential.

We are seeking a Senior Wayside Civil Manager – Signalling to lead the planning, design coordination and delivery of civil infrastructure supporting railway signalling systems. This is a senior role responsible for ensuring that wayside civil works are safe, compliant, constructible and delivered to programme, cost and quality requirements across complex rail infrastructure projects.

You will manage civil activities associated with signalling installations, including equipment bases, foundations, location cases, cable routes, troughing, ducts, drainage, access arrangements, earthworks and associated structures. Responsibilities will include reviewing designs and construction methodologies, coordinating civil requirements with signalling, track, power and telecommunications disciplines, and overseeing technical queries, design changes, risk assessments and interface management. You will provide leadership to internal teams, consultants and contractors, monitor progress against key milestones, and ensure that works are delivered in accordance with approved plans, applicable standards and project assurance processes. The role will also involve supporting procurement, reviewing contractor submissions, managing defects and driving safe, efficient construction outcomes on site.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience managing civil works within rail, transport or other safety-critical infrastructure environments, with a strong understanding of wayside signalling assets and their construction interfaces. A relevant degree or professional qualification in civil engineering, construction management or a related discipline is expected, together with demonstrable experience managing multidisciplinary teams, contractors, budgets and delivery programmes. Knowledge of railway standards, health and safety legislation, quality assurance and environmental requirements is essential. You will be a confident communicator and practical problem solver, capable of influencing stakeholders at all levels and making sound decisions in a demanding operational environment. The ability to work across project offices and active worksites, including occasional travel and out-of-hours activities, is required.

We are seeking a Rail Requirements Management Specialist to support the development, delivery and assurance of complex rail systems and infrastructure projects. In this role, you will establish and maintain effective requirements management processes throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring that customer, operational, technical, safety and regulatory requirements are clearly defined, traceable and verifiable. You will work closely with engineering, project management, assurance, procurement and delivery teams to ensure that requirements are understood, controlled and translated into successful project outcomes.

Your responsibilities will include eliciting, analysing, documenting and validating requirements; maintaining requirements databases and traceability matrices; managing changes, interfaces, assumptions and dependencies; and supporting the preparation of requirements specifications, compliance evidence and verification plans. You will monitor the status and quality of requirements, identify gaps or inconsistencies, and provide clear reporting on risks, issues and progress. You will also contribute to technical reviews, configuration management activities, systems engineering processes and stakeholder workshops, helping to ensure that all deliverables meet contractual, operational and safety expectations.

The successful candidate will have proven experience in requirements management, systems engineering or a related rail, transport, infrastructure or complex engineering environment. You should be confident working with structured requirements management tools and applying recognised requirements, configuration and systems engineering principles. Strong analytical, organisational and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to engage effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders at all levels. Experience of railway standards, assurance processes, verification and validation, safety-critical systems or regulated projects would be advantageous. A relevant qualification in engineering, systems engineering, transport or a related discipline is desirable. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to challenging rail programmes while developing expertise across the full project lifecycle.

We are seeking a Senior Environmental Planner / Impact Assessment professional to lead environmental planning and assessment activities across major rail and transit programmes. This is a senior technical and advisory role involving the delivery of complex projects from early feasibility and options appraisal through to approvals, detailed design, construction and operational phases. You will provide trusted advice to project directors, engineers, planners, clients, regulators and community stakeholders, helping to integrate environmental considerations into practical, deliverable transport solutions.

Your responsibilities will include managing and contributing to environmental impact assessments, strategic environmental assessments, planning applications, environmental statements, permitting strategies and supporting technical studies. You will coordinate multidisciplinary teams and specialist consultants, define scopes and methodologies, review technical outputs, assess cumulative and project-specific effects, and prepare clear, robust documentation for statutory and non-statutory consultation. You will also support stakeholder engagement, public consultation and regulatory discussions, identifying environmental risks, opportunities and mitigation measures throughout the project lifecycle. As Rail & Transit Lead, you will help develop sector capability, maintain strong client relationships, support bids and business development, and provide mentoring and technical direction to colleagues.

Applicants should have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment or a closely related discipline, ideally gained on rail, metro, light rail, highways or other major infrastructure projects. A relevant degree and professional membership or equivalent chartered status are desirable. You will have strong knowledge of applicable environmental assessment, planning and consenting requirements, together with the ability to interpret legislation, policy and technical evidence. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is experience managing budgets, programmes, quality assurance and multidisciplinary delivery. We are looking for a collaborative, commercially aware professional who can work independently, influence senior stakeholders and translate complex environmental issues into clear, proportionate recommendations. A commitment to sustainability, inclusive engagement and high-quality project delivery is expected.

We are seeking a skilled Tunnel Inspector to assess the condition, safety, and performance of tunnel structures and associated infrastructure. The successful candidate will carry out planned and reactive inspections of tunnels, shafts, portals, ventilation areas, drainage systems, access routes, electrical installations, fire protection equipment, and other related assets. You will identify defects, deterioration, hazards, and maintenance requirements, ensuring that findings are accurately recorded and escalated where necessary.

Key responsibilities include completing visual and detailed inspections in accordance with established procedures, engineering standards, and health and safety requirements. You will use inspection equipment and digital reporting systems to document observations, take measurements, capture photographs, and produce clear technical reports. The role involves working in confined, underground, poorly lit, and potentially high-risk environments, including areas subject to traffic, plant movement, water ingress, dust, noise, and restricted access. You will support emergency inspections, investigate reported defects, monitor remedial works, and liaise with maintenance and engineering teams to help prioritise repairs.

Applicants should have relevant experience in tunnel inspection, civil engineering, structural maintenance, infrastructure examination, or a comparable technical environment. A sound understanding of concrete, steel, masonry, waterproofing, drainage, and structural defects is essential, together with the ability to interpret drawings, inspection records, and technical specifications. You must be physically capable of working underground and at height where required, and be willing to work shifts, nights, weekends, or respond to urgent call-outs. Strong attention to detail, sound judgement, accurate report writing, and effective communication are important. Relevant technical qualifications, safety training, confined-space certification, or experience with inspection management systems would be advantageous. A commitment to safe working practices and the ability to work independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team are essential.

As a Graduate Engineer, Rail & Transit, you will join a multidisciplinary team delivering safe, efficient and sustainable transport solutions. This is an opportunity to develop your technical capability while contributing to projects across rail infrastructure, stations, systems, operations and urban transit. Working under the guidance of experienced engineers and project leaders, you will support the delivery of high-quality design, analysis and advisory services from early concept through to construction and commissioning.

Your responsibilities will include assisting with engineering studies, preparing calculations, drawings, specifications, reports and technical schedules, and contributing to design reviews and assurance activities. You may support site inspections, surveys, stakeholder meetings, risk assessments and the coordination of information between disciplines. You will be expected to apply relevant standards, legislation and industry best practice, maintain accurate project records, and help identify practical, safe and cost-effective solutions. The role will also involve working with clients, contractors, suppliers and colleagues across different technical areas, providing opportunities to build your understanding of project delivery and the wider rail and transit environment.

Applicants should have, or be working towards, a degree in civil, structural, electrical, mechanical, systems, transport or another relevant engineering discipline. A genuine interest in rail, public transport and sustainable infrastructure is essential, along with strong analytical, communication and organisational skills. You should be comfortable learning new software and technical processes, working collaboratively and managing competing priorities with appropriate support. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to health, safety, quality and professional development are highly valued. Graduate membership of a relevant professional institution, or an intention to work towards professional registration, would be advantageous. The position may involve occasional travel to project sites and client locations.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager, Rail & Transit to lead the successful delivery of complex transportation infrastructure projects from inception through completion. The role will involve managing multidisciplinary teams, consultants, contractors and stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on schedule and within approved budgets. You will contribute to projects across rail, transit and associated infrastructure, including stations, corridors, track, systems, facilities and supporting civil works.

Key responsibilities will include defining project scope, objectives, schedules, budgets and delivery strategies; coordinating design development, procurement, construction and commissioning activities; and monitoring progress against agreed milestones and performance requirements. You will manage risk, issues, change control, quality assurance, contracts and commercial performance, while preparing clear reports, forecasts and recommendations for senior stakeholders. The successful candidate will establish effective governance processes, facilitate project meetings, maintain accurate documentation and promote a strong culture of safety, collaboration and continuous improvement. You will also support stakeholder and community engagement, regulatory coordination and the resolution of technical or delivery challenges.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in engineering, construction management, project management, transport planning or a related discipline, together with substantial experience managing rail, transit or major infrastructure projects. Professional project management accreditation is desirable, as is experience with design-and-construct, alliance, programme management or other complex delivery models. Strong knowledge of project controls, scheduling, cost management, risk management, procurement and contract administration is required. You will be an effective communicator and confident leader, capable of influencing diverse stakeholders and making sound decisions in a demanding environment. A proactive, organised and solutions-focused approach, along with a commitment to safety, quality, accessibility and sustainable transport outcomes, is essential.