Duty Engineer- Rail Division

Description

• Assess and resolve operational challenges, including access, safety, and technical issues, as they arise.
• Review and approve job packs, RAMS, and other documentation before works commence.
• Support ongoing staff development by offering guidance and mentoring to engineers and field teams.
• Act as the key point of technical escalation for site teams and supervisors.
• Provide technical guidance and decision-making support for live works across the TfL rail network.
• Work closely with the Service Coordinator to review work allocations, ensuring teams are properly briefed and equipped.
• Maintain real-time oversight of ongoing works, coordinating with client representatives and internal teams.
• Ensure works are delivered in compliance with Health & Safety, environmental, and rail industry standards.
• Provide technical feedback and improvement suggestions to enhance efficiency and performance.
• Verify and sign off completed works where required, ensuring quality and accuracy.

Requirements

• Strong technical knowledge of drainage systems, jetting, CCTV surveying, and associated rail infrastructure works.
• Full UK Driving Licence (no more than 6 penalty points).
• Proven experience in a drainage, civil engineering, or utilities field-based role.
• Proficient in Microsoft OƯice and general IT systems.
• Excellent communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Competent in reviewing and interpreting technical documentation (RAMS, drawings, specifications).
• Understanding of rail-specific safety requirements and possession working practices.

Benefits

• Free car parking
• Regular training opportunities, including our in-house City & Guilds qualifications
• 21 days holiday
• Pension scheme and death-in-service benefit

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance