Temporary Works Coordinator

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Temporary Works Coordinator KierBAM Hinkley Point C

Main Duties:

Planning & Design Coordination

Design Briefs: Prepare detailed briefs capturing site-specific constraints. Competency Checks: Ensure designs are created by qualified engineers. Design Verification: Check and approve all calculations and design packages before execution. Interface Management: Coordinate temporary structures with permanent building designs. Primary Contact: Act as the first point of contact between designers and site teams. Value Engineering: Develop collaborative solutions with the TWD to mitigate or eliminate risks. Risk Mitigation: Work with the TWD during drafting to address early risks. Report Submissions: Compile and submit Temporary Works reports internally (CAT 0/1) or to the client (CAT 2/3) for formal review

Risk & Safety Management

RAMS Review: Review Risk Assessment Method Statements and communicate residual risks to site teams. Authority to Stop: Halt any onsite operations if temporary structures appear unsafe. Compliance Checks: Ensure operations adhere to the Health and Safety at Work Act. Procedural Enforcement: Guarantee all site procedures and safety protocols are strictly followed. TWS Briefing: Provide Temporary Works Supervisors (TWS) with full design details for clarity. Maintenance & Inspections: Enforce routine maintenance and mandatory inspection regimens during use. Permit to Load: Inspect installations and issue permits to load once verified satisfactory. Permit to Strike: Issue permits to strike only after confirming concrete strength or EV2 test records.

On-Site Operations & Supervision

Material Inspection: Verify the quality of structural materials upon arrival. Hold Points: Enforce mandatory hold points to prevent premature construction steps. Design Implementation: Ensure all installations match the latest drawing revisions. Team Liaison: Coordinate with TWD, TWS, and Delivery teams for seamless installation and use. Procedure Alignment: Ensure all TWS personnel operate in strict accordance with project procedures.

Change Control & Quality Assurance

Deviation Management: Prevent unauthorised alterations by strictly managing design deviations. Material Substitution: Check proposed material or construction changes against the original design. Change Sign-Off: Review, formally check, and sign off on all plan modifications.