Works Delivery Co-ordinator (B&C)

Support the Works Delivery Manager and team in the delivery of Building & Civils maintenance and project work to standards and within agreed resource levels.

About the role (External)

Here are some of the duties your role will include: -

· Support the Works Delivery Manager(s) and team to achieve business and functional objectives and meet key performance measures.

· Support the development of work plans that enables work to be delivered safety, efficiently and compliant to standards.

· Assist in the identification of and implementation of safety, asset performance, reliability, productivity and efficiency improvement initiatives.

· Review remits and specifications for deliverability.

· Support the delivery of maintenance and project work to standards.

· Manage and coordinate of work, resource specifications, method statements and plans as required.

· Deliver work in accordance with the agreed programme.

· Provide information to update systems, databases and records.

· Support an agreed programme of staff surveillance, work quality checks and asset condition checks.

· Experienced in the management and coordination of projects, worksites and resources

· Knowledge of relevant standards and procedures

· Knowledge of other functional disciplines

· Knowledge of operational railway environment

· Good interpersonal, influencing, communication and organisation skills

It’s desirable if you have it to help give you context to the role: -

· Understanding of Civils Engineering

· Understanding of Building Construction

· Educated to Level 3 NVQ or equivalent

· Project Management skills

· Knowledge of quality, environmental, commercial, and financial procedures

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