Pavement Engineer

Overview

Provide technical design input into proposing and detailing design solutions for upcoming pavement renewal schemes across the Connect Plus Services (M25) network. Contribute to the development of pavement schemes, supporting design activities from concept through to detailed design under the guidance of senior engineers. Provide technical support to engineering reviews with stakeholders and contribute to the development of pavement designs that consider safe, efficient and buildable construction processes.

Coordinate with Design, Asset and PM teams and organisations (NH SES); undertake optioneering and feasibility assessments of pavement design solutions as part of value management workshops; prepare designs, reports, specifications and other deliverables to budget and programme under the guidance of the senior engineer; assist in the delivery of pavement investigations, including preparation of investigation scopes, reviewing and interpreting data, and developing appropriate design solutions based on findings.

Review of Traffic Management Plans, Diversion Routes and organise Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders with Highways England and Local Councils; participate in design reviews, technical assurance and gateway processes, providing engineering input to support timely approvals and high quality outcomes; deliver schemes in accordance with CPS Quality Management Processes and CPS internal standards; report to the Senior Engineer and Principal Engineer and provide regular updates on progress, risk and technical issues.

• Provide technical design input into proposing and detailing design solutions for pavement renewal schemes across the Connect Plus Services (M25) network
• Support design activities from concept through to detailed design under the guidance of senior engineers
• Provide technical support to engineering reviews with stakeholders and contribute to pavement designs that consider safe, efficient and buildable construction processes
• Coordinate with Design, Asset and PM teams and organisations (NH SES)
• Undertake optioneering and feasibility assessments of pavement design solutions as part of value management workshops
• Prepare designs, reports, specifications and other deliverables to budget and programme under guidance of the senior engineer
• Assist in the delivery of pavement investigations, including preparation of investigation scopes, reviewing and interpreting data, and developing design solutions based on findings
• Review Traffic Management Plans and Diversion Routes; organise Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders with Highways England and Local Councils
• Participate in design reviews, technical assurance and gateway processes to support timely approvals and high-quality outcomes
• Deliver schemes in accordance with CPS Quality Management Processes and CPS internal standards
• Provide regular updates to the Senior Engineer and Principal Engineer on progress, risks and technical issues

• Degree (or equivalent) in Civil Engineering or a related highways discipline
• Working towards, or holding, professional registration with a recognised engineering institution (e.g. ICE, IHE) at Incorporated or Chartered level
• Working towards or holding Pavement Engineer Certificate from the Institute of Asphalt Technology
• Working knowledge of relevant UK highway design standards, specification and guidance
• Knowledge of CDM and other H&S legislation
• Experience in delivering schemes, including design, maintenance or renewal of highway pavements on trunk roads, motorways or similar infrastructure assets
• Experience in producing technical reports, specifications and design documentation
• Experience in contributions to design reviews, technical assurance and quality management processes
• Working knowledge of the use of relevant computer design applications (AutoCAD)
• Sound knowledge of pavement materials and their applications
• Ability to support the coordination of design activities to achieve agreed programme, budget and quality requirements
• Ability to work collaboratively with project teams and stakeholders, provide technical input and communicate engineering information clearly
• Broad understanding of environmental requirements of highway schemes
• Hold a full UK driving licence (or ability to obtain one through a reciprocal agreement), to support site visits as required
• Hold, or be able to obtain, appropriate CSCS card registration