Fire Asset Protection Engineers - Rail (Part-time)

Posted 3 days 23 hours ago by Randstad Cpe London

Permanent
Part Time
Other
Yorkshire, York, United Kingdom, YO233
Job Description

Position: Fire Asset Protection Engineer

Rate: £47.50 per hour Inside IR35

Location: York

Duration: 12 months+

Start date: ASAP

Working Arrangements: Hybrid - 4 hours per week


People Group are looking to recruit Fire ASPRO Engineers from a Network Rail background to work for a leading rail consultancy.

Responsibilities:
  1. Undertake reviews of design and construction activities (as identified in Areas of Application), ensuring compliance with relevant standards and legislation.
  2. Conduct on-site engineering verifications (where required and directed by the Senior Asset Protection Engineer).
  3. Lead the discipline engineering consultation between the project team, client/customer designer/contractor, and the applicable Route Engineers (Discipline) throughout the design development stages and construction.
  4. Respond via NR/L2/RSE/02009/F0044 DRN process with acceptance or rejection of submissions within 20 working days of receipt. Where a submission fails/rejected (Cat0/3), clearly communicate the areas identified to the client/designer. Re-review when design submission is returned with DRN closed out.
  5. Input/guidance into NR/L2/CIV/191/05 Managing the risk from Mining in design and construction.
  6. Provide attendance at relevant project meetings and workshops, including progress meetings, CRE meetings, IDC/IDRs.
  7. Technical input at enquiry/initial meetings with customers when specialist discipline requirements are necessary.
  8. Review and comment on initial design proposals at initial meetings with the customer/client.
Qualifications and Experience:
  • Fire Professional with at least 5 years of experience.
  • Membership of the Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE).
  • Understanding and application of BS9992 & BS9999 standards.
  • Experience working on Asset Protection projects as a Project Engineer within the rail sector.