Your new role
National Highways has an excellent and highly unique opportunity for a Electrical Maintenance Manager (known internally as Senior Electrical Inspection and Assurance Manager) to join our Specialist Bridges Group based at our Severn Bridge Office in Aust, South Gloucestershire.
The Specialist Bridges Group is responsible for the maintenance, management, and improvement of some of the UK's most iconic and significant long span bridges such as the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge, M48 Severn Bridge and M5 Avonmouth Bridge. You will be required to support the electrical inspection and maintenance programme and help drive forward some significant renewal projects over the RIS investment period within the Specialist Bridges Group.
Working alongside a team of experienced specialist bridge professionals and our construction partner, this role is a critical part of the team's success in the ongoing management and delivery of a strong portfolio of engineering schemes on some of the UK's most famous and strategically placed bridges.
This position will also act as electrical technical lead and advisor for the team, providing electrical advice and support to team members within the Specialist Bridges Group. Furthermore, this role will be critical in interfacing and leading the Principal Contractor in relation to the electrical Inspection and cyclic maintenance programme of all Specialist Bridges. To do this, the Senior Electrical Engineer shall undertake assurance activities and site checks, ensuring that all electrical inspection and maintenance works are undertaken in accordance with the relevant design standard and contractual requirements.
This role will occasionally involve working outdoors and at height and there will be an occasional need to work at night.
You will be required to drive as part of your role and you will need to have a full clean driving license to be considered for this position and during employment
What you'll be leading on
- Ensuring our contractors comply with National Highways procedures, policies, Quality Management Systems and Safe Systems of Working and assuring their performance to agreed standards, taking actions to resolve and/or escalate non-compliance
- Planning, delivery and reporting on inspection schedules for asset repairs in line with agreed timescales, budgets and procedures, resolving or escalating any delays or quality concerns
- Identifying and prioritising remedial asset repairs to include in annual maintenance plans
- Providing sign-offs for completed works or any deviations from planned work, escalating to the Asset Needs Manager as required
- Monitoring and ensuring that construction works comply with CDM, HSE legislation, Chapter 8 requirements and that Principal Contractor duties are properly discharged by the relevant parties
- Preparing reports, records and other information of inspection, maintenance and construction works, and providing regular feedback to Specialist Bridges Inspection and Maintenance senior leadership team, highlighting risks, early warnings and issues.
- Supporting the Asset Needs Manager in developing, control and monitoring of the annual maintenance programme
To be Successful
- Experience in carrying out electrical inspections and associated maintenance.
- A recognised electrical engineering qualification.
- Good knowledge of DMRB and CDM.
- Understanding of temporary traffic management (Chapter 8).
- Bridge maintenance/remedial works experience (desirable).
A bit about us
Making sure our customers have safe and reliable journeys is at the heart of everything we do in Operations. We keep the roads open for business and play a key role in making sure the network we manage is fit for purpose today and for the future.
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