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Temporary Works Designer

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Balfour Beatty

2d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid & Senior Level
  • Construction & Surveying
    Engineering
  • Aberdeen

AI generated summary

  • You need strong engineering knowledge, site experience, CAD software skills, good report writing, problem-solving, and time management abilities, along with a relevant degree and CSCS card.
  • You will design temporary works, ensure timely delivery, assess risks, support value engineering, conduct audits, and promote safety and sustainability on site.

Requirements

  • Has thorough knowledge of engineering principles.
  • Knowledge and experience in use of Standards e.g Eurocodes, BS`s, DMRB, CIRIA, CPA.
  • Can demonstrate an awareness of methodology costs and understanding of the importance of option reviews.
  • Has previous experience of site-based activities, ideally having spent significant time earlier in career involved in site engineering / management.
  • Maintains up to date technical knowledge. CPD recording.
  • Has strong numeracy capability and able to use analysis software e.g CADS pile wall suite, Autocad, Civils 3D, Revit, Robot.
  • Has strong skills in Microsoft Office software, especially Excel, Word, Teams and PowerPoint.
  • Has good report writing skills.
  • Holding a valid CSCS card to visit sites is mandatory.
  • Pays attention to detail and will see tasks through to completion.
  • Ability to work well under pressure and to tight timescales.
  • Is a self-starter who can manage their own time and proactively seeks and executes activities that will add value to their function.
  • A degree in a relevant engineering discipline e.g achieved CEng MICE, is desirable; membership of a relevant professional body is advantageous.
  • Ability to produce temporary works engineering drawings using Autodesk AutoCAD and / or Civils 3D software.
  • Knowledge of the construction industry or experience within a project-based organisation.

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for meeting temporary works design requirements and delivering them to time and budget.
  • Investigate alternative designs for temporary works, working with the site teams.
  • Report on the progress of designs.
  • Ensure a suitable temporary works design brief and programme of requirements is received. This will often require site visits to review and discuss with Project Team / TWC.
  • Ensure design risks are considered and prepare Designers Risk Assessments, communicating residual design risks as appropriate e.g on drawings.
  • Ensure that contract-specified design checks are carried out and provide the appropriate manager with completed check certificates.
  • Provide strong technical support in value engineering temporary works and in identifying innovative and robust solutions.
  • Support temporary works assurance on projects through conducting audits and regular meetings with project teams, identifying best practice, areas for improvement and areas of concern.
  • Ensures a relentless focus on Zero Harm.
  • Support the delivery of Sustainability activities.

FAQs

What is the main role of a Temporary Works Designer at Balfour Beatty?

The main role of a Temporary Works Designer involves delivering technical support and service to site teams and the Work Winning Team, while also working with various sections within the Regional Business to meet temporary works design requirements.

What are the key responsibilities of a Temporary Works Designer?

Key responsibilities include meeting temporary works design requirements on time and budget, investigating alternative designs, reporting on design progress, ensuring design risks are considered, and supporting temporary works assurance on projects.

What qualifications are essential for the Temporary Works Designer position?

Essential qualifications include a thorough knowledge of engineering principles, experience with Standards (e.g., Eurocodes, BSs), previous site-based experience, strong numeracy and technical skills, and a valid CSCS card.

Is a degree in engineering required for this role?

While a degree in a relevant engineering discipline and membership of a relevant professional body are desirable, they are not strictly required.

Are there opportunities for professional development?

Yes, Balfour Beatty encourages continuous learning and professional development, providing support and feedback from experienced team members.

What benefits are offered to employees?

Benefits include smart working arrangements, 25 days paid annual leave (pro rata), family friendly policies, pension plans, a share incentive plan, volunteering leave, and recognition schemes.

How does Balfour Beatty support diversity and inclusion?

Balfour Beatty supports diversity and inclusion through their Value Everyone Diversity and Inclusion Strategy, collaborating with various organizations, and actively encouraging applications from diverse backgrounds.

What is the team's focus regarding safety?

The team maintains a relentless focus on Zero Harm, prioritizing safety in all aspects of project delivery.

Will the Temporary Works Designer need to conduct site visits?

Yes, the role often requires conducting site visits to review designs and discuss project needs with the Project Team and Temporary Works Coordinator.

How does Balfour Beatty contribute to sustainability?

Balfour Beatty is committed to sustainability through their award-winning projects that support Scotland’s transition towards net zero in the built environment.

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Balfour Beatty

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Engineering & Construction
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1909
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Balfour Beatty is a leading international infrastructure group. With 24,500 employees, we provide innovative and efficient infrastructure that underpins our daily lives, supports communities and enables economic growth. We finance, develop, build and maintain complex infrastructure such as transportation, power and utility systems, social and commercial buildings.