Installation Manager

Leading the safe delivery of signalling installation and construction works, championing a positive safety culture and ensuring compliance with company standards, industry regulations, and environmental requirements.

Driving programme delivery to meet project timescales, quality expectations, and budget objectives, whilst identifying opportunities to improve efficiency and performance.

Managing signalling installation activities and coordinating with supervisors, project teams, and other disciplines to ensure effective delivery, avoid clashes, and maximise project outcomes.

Planning and optimising resources, labour, plant, and materials, ensuring operational readiness and the effective utilisation of project resources.

Developing, supporting, and assessing site teams, ensuring individuals are competent, appropriately supervised, and equipped to perform their roles safely and effectively.

Supporting project governance and reporting, contributing to programme development, commercial considerations, management system documentation, and the investigation and resolution of safety or operational issues.

Your role profile may vary from time to time in accordance with business needs. Your annual objective setting with your line manager will outline any additional responsibilities required to meet business or individual development needs for the forthcoming financial year.

Proven signalling installation and construction experience, with a strong technical background and practical knowledge of delivering signalling projects in complex rail environments.

Relevant IRSE licence and Construction Site Safety competence, with a thorough understanding of industry legislation, standards, and safe systems of work.

Strong leadership and people management skills, with the ability to effectively lead, motivate, and coordinate teams across multiple work activities and locations.

Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities, enabling you to build effective relationships with colleagues, customers, suppliers, and multidisciplinary project teams.