Role profile: Design Engineer Location: Warwick Midlands (site-based and office work required). Background:Our client has secured capital grant funding to deliver new bus stop platforms and bus shelters, as well as funding to appoint an engineer to oversee producing a suite of construction drawings. Subject to final costings, the scheme is expected to upgrade approximately 30 to 40 bus stops. Role purpose: The purpose of this role is to support our client in delivering a key component of its Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) infrastructure. Specifically, the role will focus on leading the design and overseeing the delivery of the Quality Bus Corridor initiative including the production of construction drawings and coordination of activities to enable delivery for new bus stop platforms and bus shelters along priority bus corridors across Warwickshire. Moreover, the role purpose is to provide quality assurance. Role responsibilities: The Design Engineer will be responsible for producing detailed construction drawings for each bus stop identified for upgrade. To do this, they will apply the clients standard specification for bus stop platforms, adapting it to create location-specific designs and ensuring it meets national design guidance e.g. LTN 1/24, as well as road safety standards. Each site will have unique requirements, including considerations such as electrical supply for Real-Time Passenger Information (RTPI) displays and shelter lighting. The engineer will also need to incorporate the appropriate type and placement of new bus shelters or bus stop flag poles, along with associated signage and road markings. Additional factors such as vegetation clearance will also need to be assessed and noted in the drawings. Site visits will be essential, and the engineer will need to be able to travel the county. The engineer will need to apply their professional knowledge and complement the construction drawings with information gathered from onsite. Collaboration with Engineering Design Services (EDS) team Transport Planning team will be key to ensuring the successful delivery of the work required. Other responsibilities include engaging with stakeholders and representing the client professionally. Person specification:

• Civil engineering qualification or relevant experience
• Proven site experience in infrastructure or transportrelated projects
• Proficiency in CAD and general ICT tools
• Understanding of network management
• Experience working on bus infrastructure or similar transport schemes
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including public engagement
• Ability to manage stakeholder relationships
• Experience working within defined budgets and producing cost estimates

Milestones In accordance with the terms and conditions attached to the external capital grant funding, the bus stop improvement works programme will need to be completed by end of March 2027.

Working hours:

• 40 hours a week min
• Monday to Friday
• Weekly Pay
• Inside IR35- Via Umbrella company

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