Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer Responsible Engineer

Set out the CE&I design and engineering needs for the Programme and check they are clearly defined and understood by the wider team.

Follow and implement the engineering strategy.

Be accountable for the adherence to the Design Management Plan (DMP) and other controlling documents.

Contribute to the update and development of Design Management processes in The Costain Way, and other engineering processes, though lessons learned.

Ensure scope is suitably established in individual Projects and Call off Contracts to manage liabilities appropriately.

Implement agreed processes so that the designs we received from designers are quality controlled, technically assured and are of sufficient detail (required level of information and coordination) for the design stage and purpose.

Support with the delivery plan, with clearly defined outputs (deliverables) at each design stage (plan appropriate design stages and sub-design stages to control the design production) and define how design deliverables can be progressively checked and earned value measured.

Hold the CE&I designers to account for delivering to this engineering delivery plan through reporting and contractual mechanisms.

Oversee the management of CE&I design change to prevent unnecessary or disruptive design change.

Systematically challenge the need for design change.

Support the wider programme and project teams to manage contractual correspondence (up and down stream).

Outcome-focused: Provide judgment and advice, including bringing in wider Costain expertise as required, to create optimised solutions, and to meet the requirements of the programme and achieve our objectives.

Influence the project / frameworks procurement and construction teams so that they are engaged in the design development and options selection and have appropriate ownership of the designs.

Be an authority in CE&I design.

Experience of utility infrastructure design.

Experience of technical management being able to understand and review CE&I design deliverables

Experience in implementing and delivering strategic objectives and dealing with change.

Extensive knowledge of UK legislation and standards.

Awareness of risk identification, quantification, management and of HSE requirements

Extensive experience of setting up and/or operating EDMS and design workflows.

Experience in leading wider engineering related aspects of projects, such as information management, quality or assurance disciplines.

Nuclear sector experience preferable, but experience of multiple infrastructure markets/sectors is desirable

Experience of developing & implementing procurement and contract strategies for design.

Bachelor’s degree / Engineering or management apprenticeship with industry experience

Chartered member of professional institute (MICE, MIStructE or RIBA)

Project Management training / skills

Master’s / post graduate degree (preferred)

Other secondary professional qualifications and training (e.g. MAPM, MCIarb , MICW etc)

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