Temporary Works Design Lead

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Skillset:Senior Design Manager with over 10 years TW’s experience

Job location:Euston centrally, but expected to rotate across the project as the role requires

Accessible by public transport?yes

Working hours:Weekdays

Contract:Permanent

The Role:

You will lead production of Temporary Works Designs project wide, in collaboration with the Temporary Works Design Managers you will identify suitable personnel to carry out designs and checks within the internal and external design teams. External designs may be by JV companies, through the supply chain or specifically approved design consultants.

Reporting to the Head of Temporary Works, you will ensure that TW designs are adequate and safely designed for construction, use and dismantling and that development and delivery of TW designs are in accordance with the SCS JV Temporary Works Procedure.

The Lead TW Design Manager (LTWDM) primary task is the management and quality assurance of all internal and external TW Design process from Requirement (Design Brief) to Delivery (Construction) Communicating via Design Check Certificates, Drawings, Designers Risk Assessment’s & Calc’s to the Construction Team & Manage the in‑house teams workload / design reviews etc via the Area Temporary Works Design Managers.

The role includes the active management of the production of site wide Temporary Works designs, review and design checks and the management of the Temporary Works Design Managers working in the Newton and Brunel team. The candidate is expected to be a competent Temporary Works Design Manager and Designer.

Flexible working:We welcome you to ask about the flexibility you need. This might be part‑time, remote working, or compressed hours for example. Anyone who applies for a role can ask about flexibility  return, we will explore what is possible for the role.

• The Lead TW Design Manager (LTWDM) is responsible for planning, management, coordination,integration, monitoring and certification of TW Design on the project.
• Their competency should be assessed by HoTW to ensure that they have the necessary skills, knowledge and experience to undertake the role.
• The LTWDM is appointed as Package Manager to control and administer the PSC work in the Project DUs.
• The LTWDM should:
  Ensure TW Design is compliant with the Employer’s Temporary Works Procedure (HS2‑HS2‑CVPRO‑000‑000001) and TW Technical Standard (HS2‑HS2‑CV‑STD‑000‑000005).
• Assess the competency of the SCS TW team, of the SCS affiliated companies, the cat.
  3 checkers, the PSC consultancies and all the other subcontractors working on the project that are producing a TW design output using document 1MC03‑SCJ‑EN‑TEM‑S000‑000003.
• Provide support to the Temporary Works Design Managers in the Newton and Brunel teams.
• Offer TW design support particularly for challenging schemes, for scope that is not in the Designers previous experience or for scope under challenge may require a second opinion, when requested.
• Organise and lead design Peer reviews (Cat.
  4).
• Liaise with HS2 and the TAA for temporary works design and coordination matters
• Manage the production of site wide (or reusable) designs and checks.
• Provide CRE support and management for the Newton and Brunel teams
• Provide TW design training and support.
• Ensure the SCS Temporary Works Procedure is applied fully and efficiently.
• Raise site wide Early Warnings in case of event that can cause delay to completion, delay to meeting a key date or increase the contractor total cost.
• Lead the management of the TW Design budgets and apply liaise with project Temporary Works
• Coordinator for variations in case of compensation events.
• Liaise with Permanent Works Designers to resolve issues of…