Job Description
Agent (Railheads & Track Installation) The Project Rail Systems Contractor (Ferrovial BAM JV) will deliver a sustainable design, construction, logistics, testing and commissioning for a fully integrated Track solution, delivering the concrete base layer/Intermediate layer, precast slabs in open route, in-situ track slab in resilient areas, laying of the rail, and the construction of the Infrastructure Maintenance Depot Calvert depot. The Role The Railhead & Track Construction Agent will be responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of railhead infrastructure and track construction works across the designated section of Lot 3. The role will manage the planning, coordination and execution of railhead construction, trackform installation, S&C works, logistics interfaces and associated civil engineering activities required to support the HS2 Track Systems programme. The Agent will lead construction teams and subcontractors, manage key interfaces with civil works and railway systems contractors, and ensure the works are delivered safely, on programme, within budget and in compliance with HS2 requirements. The role will support the project from early construction planning through to testing, commissioning and handover. Location: This position requires full-time presence at the JV offices in Birmingham and along the trace Key responsibilities Construction Delivery Lead the safe and efficient delivery of railhead infrastructure, track construction, S&C installations and associated civil engineering works from mobilisation through to completion. Manage site activities, construction teams, subcontractors, plant, materials and resources to achieve programme, quality and cost objectives. Monitor progress, identify delivery risks and implement mitigation or recovery plans where required. Planning & Programme Management Develop and maintain detailed construction programmes, installation sequences, access arrangements and logistics
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