Murphy is recruiting for a Site Engineer to work with Transportation on Rail (CP7) – Midlands

With a proud history dating back to the 1960s, we provide practical, innovative results, working around the individual needs of our customers. Rail renewals to enhancements, bridge building, highways, ports and emergency earthworks – our award-winning team has extensive experience and has been involved in projects that have changed the face of transport networks in three countries.

We dedicate ourselves to being ‘better engineered’ to ensure our transportation infrastructure solutions meet and exceed customer requirements, delivering value for money through innovation.

Murphy delivers a diverse portfolio of rail infrastructure projects for Network Rail, including complex structures, station upgrades, earthworks and drainage schemes. This role offers the opportunity to work on technically challenging projects within a live railway environment.
Typical projects include: Complex structure replacements (bridges, footbridges) Railway drainage and earthworks schemes (including blockades) 
Station upgrades including Access for All schemes (lift shafts, ramps, footbridges)
As a Site / Section Engineer, you will play a key role in delivering works safely, accurately and to the highest quality standards.

A day in the life of a Murphy Site Engineer

• Accurate setting out and dimensional control of works
• Managing and resolving engineering and technical issues, including TQs
• Supervising Assistant Engineers and supporting their development
• Ensuring works are delivered in line with Inspection & Test Plans and quality specifications
• Producing as-built records, survey data, and redline drawings
• Managing subcontractors and ensuring quality and programme compliance
• Monitoring site activities to ensure adherence to health, safety and environmental standards
• Reviewing drawings and specifications to ensure buildability and completeness
• Supporting planning of works, materials and plant requirements
• Preparing risk assessments and method statements (RAMS)
• Maintaining accurate site records and daily diaries
• Building strong working relationships with clients, designers and stakeholders

Still interested, does this sound like you?

• Due to the nature of rail projects, this role will involve:
• Monday to Friday 9h day shifts
• Weekend and night work as and when required (including possessions and blockades)
• Overtime paid at 1.3x for nights and weekends
• Premium rates during Christmas and New Year periods
• Occasional working away from home with a lodge arrangements
• Must have experience in earthworks, drainage or structures, ideally within a rail environment
• Experience working for a main contractor, tier one
• Strong setting-out and surveying capability
• Proficiency in surveying equipment and minimum basic AutoCAD
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and produce setting out information
• Problem-solving mindset with the ability to identify practical solutions
• Good understanding of construction processes and basic commercial awareness
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• Experience working on rail blockades or complex structure installations
• PTS qualification
• Experience delivering Access for All or station projects
• Full UK Driving Licence and CSCS Card
• Engineering qualification (HNC/HND or equivalent – desirable)