Rail - Testing and Commissioning Coordinator - Romford

There is a requirement for a RCC Coordinator / T&C Coordinator to come onto the Crossrail project for at least 6-months in Romford on a contract-basis.

Role Brief:

• To support the Employer in providing Testing and Commissioning expertise centrally for the project & to provide logistics and administrative support for the Dynamic Testing -. Also to support the Employer in ensuring Systemwide Contractors are cognisant of the Testing and Commissioning requirements of the works information and fulfil them in a manner that ensures full integration between contracts across the Central Operating Section.
• Coordinating Dynamic Testing at the RCC with direct and indirect communications with all stakeholders
• Provide logistical and administrative support prior to testing activities. (Dynamic Test Windows)
• Collating test procedures for all stakeholders and other relevant documentation.
• Attending all meetings scheduled prior to test windows to ensure full alignment.
• Issuing notifications to all key stakeholders in preparation of testing.
• Ensuring statuses of systems and software configurations are obtained and recorded.
• Producing reporting uniformed documentation for use during testing.
• Producing reporting emails for distribution during testing to be used for key stakeholders during testing.
• Distributing documentation to relevant parties prior to testing. (i.e. Test Train coordinators documentation for units and RCC coordinators documentation folders.)
• Collating Prerequisite Test Readiness Document(s) (i.e. PSD door certificates, Room Readiness Checklist, BT unit health checklist, etc.)

Skills & Experience Required:

• Degree qualified engineer or equivalent experience in appropriate railway systems engineering discipline experience of engineering and/or construction on railway systems engineering project projects.
• Experience in the management of testing and commissioning of Rail Systems.
• Knowledge of industry work processes for Testing and Commissioning rail systems.
• Understanding of interface management.
• Knowledge and understanding of working arrangements with joint ventures, alliances and consortiums.
• Preferably I.Eng or C.Eng accredited with IET.
• Ability to effectively work within a matrix organization.
• Knowledge of cross functional work processes and interface knowledge, especially Project Controls, Quality management and the ability to manage the relationships/interfaces with management and functional groups.
• Understanding of Health & Safety requirements for Railway Infrastructure projects, including knowledge of the application of the CDM Regulations and the CSM-RA process for system risk management and control.