Solution Recruitment Ltd - temporary
Tunnelling Site Engineer
Job Location
Minffordd, United Kingdom
Job Description
Tunnelling Site/Shift Engineers
My client are now looking for a couple of Tunnelling Site / Shift Engineers for the Snowdonia VIP Tunnel project. The project is due to operate a 2-shift pattern and a shift premium will apply while in operation. The project will consider candidates with different levels of experience and you do not have to have tunnelling experience but this is desirable.
You will be required lodge away and this will be provided by the client. In addition to a competitive salary, you will receive a company car or car allowance + a competitive benefits package
TBM / Site Activities
Management and compliance with TBM related issues such as TBM guidance, ring selection, face pressure, among other activities to ensure TBM operating requirements are adhered to.
Detailed knowledge and understanding of the Permit to Tunnel and Daily Briefing and ensure any actions, controls or findings are implemented and followed accordingly by operators and supervision
Observation of ground conditions, monitoring and review of material in the STP and noting any changes, significant or otherwise, and communicate to Sub-Agent/Agent and capture on shift report.
Assist the Sub-Agent in co-ordination of crane activities including TBM assembly, launch and disassembly in conjunction with Lift Supervisors and Lifting Coordinators.
Be conversant with all drawings, specification and related information for the works under their control, asking for advice when unsure and speaking up when not complying.
The Project
My client are delivering the Visual Impact Provision project in Eryri National Park which aims to reduce the visual impact of National Grid’s overhead line across the Dwyryd Estuary from Minffordd to Llandecwyn.
The Visual Impact Provision project in Eryri National Park aims to reduce the visual impact of National Grid’s overhead line across the Dwyryd Estuary from Minffordd to Llandecwyn.
Stakeholders have agreed that the best way to achieve this is to remove a section of this overhead line and replace it with electricity cables buried in a tunnel underground. It represents a major opportunity to conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and environmental heritage of this precious landscape of Eryri
Location: Minffordd, GB
Posted Date: 9/14/2024
My client are now looking for a couple of Tunnelling Site / Shift Engineers for the Snowdonia VIP Tunnel project. The project is due to operate a 2-shift pattern and a shift premium will apply while in operation. The project will consider candidates with different levels of experience and you do not have to have tunnelling experience but this is desirable.
You will be required lodge away and this will be provided by the client. In addition to a competitive salary, you will receive a company car or car allowance + a competitive benefits package
TBM / Site Activities
Management and compliance with TBM related issues such as TBM guidance, ring selection, face pressure, among other activities to ensure TBM operating requirements are adhered to.
Detailed knowledge and understanding of the Permit to Tunnel and Daily Briefing and ensure any actions, controls or findings are implemented and followed accordingly by operators and supervision
Observation of ground conditions, monitoring and review of material in the STP and noting any changes, significant or otherwise, and communicate to Sub-Agent/Agent and capture on shift report.
Assist the Sub-Agent in co-ordination of crane activities including TBM assembly, launch and disassembly in conjunction with Lift Supervisors and Lifting Coordinators.
Be conversant with all drawings, specification and related information for the works under their control, asking for advice when unsure and speaking up when not complying.
The Project
My client are delivering the Visual Impact Provision project in Eryri National Park which aims to reduce the visual impact of National Grid’s overhead line across the Dwyryd Estuary from Minffordd to Llandecwyn.
The Visual Impact Provision project in Eryri National Park aims to reduce the visual impact of National Grid’s overhead line across the Dwyryd Estuary from Minffordd to Llandecwyn.
Stakeholders have agreed that the best way to achieve this is to remove a section of this overhead line and replace it with electricity cables buried in a tunnel underground. It represents a major opportunity to conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and environmental heritage of this precious landscape of Eryri
Location: Minffordd, GB
Posted Date: 9/14/2024
Contact Information
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