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• Rail Projects Victoria Program | Metro Tunnel Project | Engineering Team
• Permanent Full Time Position
• Exhibition Street Location | Free Public Transport

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Fire Safety experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project? Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM), is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.If the answer is "yes", keep reading! The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership. This role will be working as part of the Engineering Team on a Program Level.About the project: About the role: Reporting to the Fire and Life Safety (FLS) Advisor, you will assist with the following:  

• Fire and Life Safety technical design reviews
• Work closely with key stakeholders during the design development and implementation phases
• Integration of FLS requirements in to various disciplines and work packages
• Development of Metro Fire and Life Safety Standards
• Liaise with internal and external stakeholder groups, operations, maintenance, infrastructure and other associated parties to ensure functional requirements are met

About your experience:

• Tertiary qualification in Engineering and formal qualification in Fire Safety Engineering is essential
• 2 to 5 years’ experience in performance based fire engineering design. Transport Infrastructure experience preferable but not essential.
• Understanding of Fire Protection system is desirable but not essential
• Ability to work independently with minimum supervision

This is a fantastic permanent full time opportunity to build on the career you’ve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you!About the opportunity:

 Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.

• Metro Tunnel Project | Rail Systems Alliance
• Permanent Position | Full-Time Opportunity
• Free Public Transport | Bourke Street Location

experience to support the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project – Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?Human Factors and bringing your wealth of Metro Trains Melbourne’s Rail Projects Victoria Program Team Are you interested in joining Metro Trains is a proud partner in the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project – a game-changer for our city and our passengers. The project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the city loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.If the answer is "Yes", keep reading!

Rail Projects Victoria Program Team and the Metro Tunnel Project


Rail Systems AllianceThis role is within the:

The Metro Tunnel Project is delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: the Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership.About the role:

As a Human Factors Advisor, you will be responsible for assisting the MTM SERQ and Assurance Interface Manager in effectively coordinating/managing/advising on and integrating Human Factors (HF) requirements in the Metro Tunnel Project, Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) on behalf of Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM). This will include facilitating a seamless relationship with the Alliance to achieve continuous reduction of MTMs risk exposure and management of MTM’s HF requirements. You will be working alongside and mentored by other HF Alliance members to achieve the primary objective of providing a safe outcome to the project where accreditation requirements are also achieved effectively and as per expected project schedules. Duties will include but are not limited to: Analysis and Design

• Undertake, assist or supervise Early HF Analysis and develop and maintain RSA HF requirements and HF integration management plans
• Direct or assist with the ongoing HF analysis within the RSA, including system/user interface design, system integration, task error analysis, risk based training needs analysis and evaluating the impact of proposed changes on end users.
• Review and verify human factors reports / assessments, including those that identify safety concerns.
• Link HF outputs in a timely way to the Verification and Validation Systems Engineering approach stage gates and Goal Structuring Notation Map

Risk

• Support the effective management of the RSA Safety Hazard Log/ Risk Register, demonstrating that Human Factors risks are being managed according to a mature and defensible SFAIRP methodology.
• Provide input to RSA risk assessments to identify HF issues and assess them against the Enterprise Risk Management Procedure including workshops facilitating Preliminary Hazard Analyses (PHA) and Safety in Design (SiD) reviews.

Accreditation

• Provide evidence-based advice, options and recommendations to assist with regulatory decision making processes and compliance with the Rail Safety National Law and to facilitate successful approval of applications to the Office of National Rail Safety Regulator

Consultation

• Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to ensure a coordinated and effective approach to the Management of Change process; This includes working with various the end user (MTM) and undertake significant task analysis from identification to successful objective evidence based conclusion

You will hold relevant tertiary qualifications suited to Human Factors, with demonstrated experience in HF and providing HF integration management advice, delivery of HFI and assisting with the building of a complete Safety Case Argument. A willingness to learn will be vital in this role. Working knowledge of human–centred design standards would also be beneficial, including knowledge of:About your experience: 
 

• ISO 9241 suite (Ergonomics of human-system interaction)
• ISO 6385 (Ergonomics principles in the design of work systems)
• ISO 18529 (Ergonomics of human-system interaction – Human centred lifecycle process descriptions)
• EN 50126 (desired EN50129)
• AS7470 Human Factors Engineering Integration

This is a fantastic opportunity to build on the career youve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters.About the opportunity:

Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.

 
If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you!

• Permanent Full Time Opportunity
• Rail Systems Alliance | Metro Tunnel Project
• Bourke Street Location | Free Public Transport

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of communications experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project? Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM), is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network. If the answer is "yes", keep reading! The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership.

This role is within the: Rail Systems Alliance (RSA). About the project: About the role: You will assist RSA in effectively ensuring system safety assurance requirements on the Metro Tunnel Project. This role will include facilitating a relationship between the Alliance and Metro Trains Melbourne to minimise risk exposure, and achieve management of MTM’s safety assurance requirements. The primary objective is providing a safe outcome to the project where accreditation requirements are also achieved effectively and as per expected project schedules. About your experience:

• Demonstrated experience on rail based projects including management and/or maintenance, and experience in engineering principles of planning and scheduling, and engineering report preparation techniques.
• An ability to implement MTM’s risk management process at a system level as well as a good understanding of the National Rail Safety Act and other relevant legislation (desirable)
• Proven track record of providing System Safety Assurance related services and facilitating hazard / risk workshops and a good working knowledge of qualitative and quantitative hazard identification techniques
• Understanding of safety-related standards would be desirable, including ISO 31000, ISO 31010, EN 50126-1, EN 50128, EN50129 and other appropriate Systems Safety Assurance standards, handbooks and specifications.
• An innate ability to communicate effectively and assurance projects, whilst fostering quality relationships from the on-set.
• You will hold relevant Engineering Qualifications in a relevant discipline

This is a fantastic opportunity to build on the career you’ve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. About the opportunity: If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you!

Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.

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• Rail Systems Alliance| Metro Tunnel Project
• 12 month Fixed Term Contract| Free myki
• Convenient Bourke Street location

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?

If the answer is "yes", keep reading! Metro Trains is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.

About the role: The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels & Stations Public Private Partnership.

The role will work as part of the Rail Systems Alliance on behalf of Metro on the Metro Tunnel Project, conducting engineering activities in accordance with Management Plans (e.g. Systems Engineering Management Plan, Design Management Plan, Systems Assurance Plan) for OCS/ICT domains. Main responsibilities of the role will include: 

• Coordinating gateway reviews for OCS/ICT domains
• Coordinating requirements elicitation and requirements management, including the use of DOORS and other tools
• Coordinating the development and modelling of OCS/ICT system architectures
• Coordinating the development of SE artefacts defined in the Systems Engineering Roadmap
• Coordinating system interface activities for
• Coordinating reliability, availability, maintainability and safety analysis for OCS/ICT domains
• Coordinating hazard identification workshops, risk assessments and identification of risk controls
• Coordinating human factors integration activities for OCS/ICT domains
• Coordinating design integration and compliance with relevant technical and user requirements
• Coordinating planning, design reviews, design verification and validation activities
• Coordinating reviews and project delivery against systems assurance requirements

Desired qualifications, skills and experience

• Tertiary qualification in Engineering or Computer Science is essential
• At least 5 years’ experience in a comparable environment managing software development for OCS/ICT and delivering projects within a systems engineering environment
• Experience in managing network engineering & security and software setup and configuration is preferred
• Excellent communication skills with ability to articulate clearly, for both technical and business people, on ideas, problems and solutions

This is a fantastic opportunity to build on the career you’ve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you! About the opportunity: Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position. 

Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA) comprises of Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP), Rail Projects Victoria (RPV, MTIA), North East Link Project (NELP), West Gate Tunnel Project (WGTP) and Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV). Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (RPV, MTIA) is the Victorian Government body responsible for the development and delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, future Melbourne Airport Rail Link and a portfolio of other rail projects. RPV, MTIA is responsible for all aspects of the projects including planning and development of the project reference design, site investigations, stakeholder engagement, planning approvals and procurement, through to construction delivery and project commissioning.

About the opportunity

Reporting to the Cost Planning Manager as part of the Project Controls team, the Senior Cost Controller will fulfil an exciting, active and crucial role in the planning and successful delivery of Rail Projects Victoria (RPV) program of works. As such, you will be required to have experience of large infrastructure and/or multidisciplinary projects in a similar role and a relevant tertiary degree such as Quantity Surveying, Engineering, Construction Management or in a related field. As a Senior Cost Engineer/Controller, you will be responsible for ensuring RPV is meeting ongoing internal and external progress monitoring and reporting requirements, play a key role in change management as well as being part of ongoing support for the Project Team during the development, procurement and delivery phases to ensure the successful delivery of the projects.

About you

 You will be a highly focused and driven person who is passionate about contributing to the delivery of public infrastructure, working within a high-performing project team to drive exceptional outcomes. You will be a qualified Engineer or similar discipline with experience working within large projects. You will enjoy a fast paced, performance focused workplace where you will have the opportunity to work autonomously and develop your career. 

Why join us?

• An emphasis on work / life balance
• High-performing team environment
• Equal opportunity employer
• Personal & Professional development opportunities
• Committed to safety & wellbeing
• Training & development opportunities

How to apply

Please include a Cover Letter, CV and response to Key Selection Criteria. We want to know why you want to work for Rail Projects Victoria, why you are interested in the role, and, taking into account the Key Selection Criteria as a whole, how your skills, knowledge, experience and qualifications are applicable to the role.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Becky Fry - Senior HR Advisor (03) 9655 6086

Applications close 11:59 pm - Friday 31 May 2019.

• Rail Projects Victoria Program| Metro Tunnel Project
• Free Public Transport
• Convenient Exhibition St location

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Environmental experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project? Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM), is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.If the answer is "yes", keep reading! The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership. This role will be working as part of the Safety, Environment, Risk & Quality (SERQ) Team on a Program Level. About the project: About the role: Reporting to the SERQ Manager for Rail Projects Victoria Program (RPVP), you will be responsible for facilitating a seamless relationship with RPV to achieve continuous reduction of MTM's risk exposure and providing a safe outcome to the Project where accreditation requirements are also achieved effectively. Core responsibilities of your role will include the following:  

• Coordinate and advise on environmental and sustainability requirements, develop and implement the strategies/initiatives
• Provide direction and support to develop and implement adequate constructability controls when such environmentally relevant construction requirements may impact on MTM operations
• Support PM’s in reviewing contractor works and implementing controls to manage environmental hazards on site
• Attend sites as required to assist the project team prepare environmental investigations, and monitor environmental performance
• Conduct site inspections to monitor the effective implementation of environmental and sustainability policy and procedures, and prepare and issue Environment Inspection Reports
• Create an audit schedule and undertake program level environmental audit
• Capture and manage environmental risks derived from associated or similar projects to establish lessons learned, identify commonalities and maintain continuous improvement

About your experience:

• Tertiary qualification in environmental engineering/science or a related discipline is essential
• 2 to 5 years’ experience in establishing, implementing and monitoring effective environmental management systems & procedures
• Good working knowledge of environmental legislative requirements is essential
• Strong skills in incident investigation and analysis will be highly preferred

If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you!This is a fantastic opportunity where we are interested in hearing from candidates wishing to work both part-time or full time. About the opportunity:


Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.

• Rail Projects Victoria Program| Metro Tunnel Project
• Permanent Full Time Opportunity
• Free Public Transport| Convenient Exhibition St location

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Testing & Commissioning experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?

If the answer is "yes", keep reading! Metro Trains is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.

About the role: The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels & Stations Public Private Partnership. Reporting to the Design Review Manager you will be responsible for completing engineering assurance activities on behalf of MTM as ARTO on the Metro Tunnel Project. Main responsibilities of the role will include: 

• Provide engineering services as a Signalling Installation, Testing & Commissioning (IT&C) Subject Matter Expert/Team lead in a suburban rail environment
• Provide engineering oversight to the new Signalling IT&C works undertaken by different Work Packages
• Assess the migration/deployment strategies for new conventional signalling equipment to assess risk and ensure minimal potential for disruption to the passenger information and control systems
• Participate in the revision/development of relevant standards relating to signalling equipment
• Ensure that all design reviews are conducted in accordance with MTM's agreed processes, including operational and functional requirements and the appropriate standards
• Contribute to the risk register during the design and implementation phases, including monitoring and reporting of risk status
• Liaise with stakeholders and key MTM internal project groups, operations, maintenance, infrastructure and other associated parties on a regular basis
• Assist the Engineering Interface Managers and Engineering SME’s in preparing and processing Type Approvals, Standard Waivers and Engineering Changes
• Report on the progress of all issues regarding the assigned project tasks and promptly notify necessary management of any matters which could have a material adverse effect on project or the business

Desired qualifications, skills and experience

• Tertiary qualification in Engineering is essential
• At least 5 years’ experience in signalling construction, testing and commissioning as a Construction and/or Commissioning Engineer/Manager
• Experience in signalling construction, testing and commissioning (and preferably design) of signalling equipment in a Victorian rail or tunnel/suburban environment
• Experience in communications based signalling and control systems will be preferred
• Knowledge of customer information and surveillance systems in a high density traffic suburban rail network will be highly regarded

This is a fantastic permanent opportunity to build on the career you’ve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you! About the opportunity: Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position. 

• Metro Trains Program Level| Metro Tunnel Project
• Permanent Full Time role| Free myki
• Convenient Exhibition St location in CBD

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Signalling Design Review experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?

If the answer is "yes", keep reading! Metro Trains is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.

About the role: The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels & Stations Public Private Partnership. You will lead a team of engineers and subject matter experts to complete design assurance activities on behalf of Metro on the Metro Tunnel Project. Main responsibilities of the role will include: 

• Manage/provide review of designs relating to the new conventional signalling systems as well as the proposed changes to the existing operational conventional signalling systems and their interface with other network control systems, including CBTC
• Assess the migration/deployment strategies for new conventional signalling equipment to assess risk and ensure minimal potential for disruption to the passenger information and control systems
  
• Participate in the revision/development of relevant standards relating to signalling equipment
• Discharge all responsibilities in a manner that ensures the safety of the operating system is not compromised during the life cycle of the project
• Assist the Engineering Interface Managers and Engineering SME’s in preparing and processing Type Approvals, Standard Waivers and Engineering Changes
• Contribute to the risk register during the design and implementation phases, including monitoring and reporting of risk status

Desired qualifications, skills and experience

• Tertiary qualification in Electrical/Electronics Engineering is essential
• At least 5 years’ experience in conventional signalling design as a checker and/or approver
• Experience in design and/or commissioning of signalling equipment in a Victorian rail or tunnel/suburban environment is preferred
• Excellent communication skills with ability to lead and develop team members and manage stakeholders
• Ability to assess design documentation against functional specifications to confirm compliance
• Understanding of fire and life safety in an underground rail environment

This is a fantastic opportunity to build on the career you’ve developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters. If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you! About the opportunity: Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position. 

• Rail Projects Victoria Program| Metro Tunnel Project
• Free Public Transport
• Convenient Exhibition St location

Are you interested in joining Metro Trains’ Metro Tunnel Team and bringing your wealth of Environmental experience to support the delivery of Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project? Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM), is a proud partner in the delivery of major rail infrastructure projects across Melbourne, including the Metro Tunnel Project. The Metro Tunnel Project will deliver more frequent services for passengers by unlocking the City Loop and introducing new technology and infrastructure that will transform our network.If the answer is "yes", keep reading! The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a program level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership. This role will be working as part of the Safety, Environment, Risk & Quality (SERQ) Team on a Program Level. About the project: About the role: Reporting to the SERQ Manager for Rail Projects Victoria Program (RPVP), you will be responsible for facilitating a seamless relationship with RPV to achieve continuous reduction of MTM's risk exposure and providing a safe outcome to the Project where accreditation requirements are also achieved effectively. Core responsibilities of your role will include the following:  

• Coordinate and advise on environmental and sustainability requirements, develop and implement the strategies/initiatives
• Provide direction and support to develop and implement adequate constructability controls when such environmentally relevant construction requirements may impact on MTM operations
• Support PM’s in reviewing contractor works and implementing controls to manage environmental hazards on site
• Attend sites as required to assist the project team prepare environmental investigations, and monitor environmental performance
• Conduct site inspections to monitor the effective implementation of environmental and sustainability policy and procedures, and prepare and issue Environment Inspection Reports
• Create an audit schedule and undertake program level environmental audit
• Capture and manage environmental risks derived from associated or similar projects to establish lessons learned, identify commonalities and maintain continuous improvement

About your experience:

• Tertiary qualification in environmental engineering/science or a related discipline is essential
• 2 to 5 years’ experience in establishing, implementing and monitoring effective environmental management systems & procedures
• Good working knowledge of environmental legislative requirements is essential
• Strong skills in incident investigation and analysis will be highly preferred

If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you!At MTM, we promote flexibility and encourage applications for working part-time. About the opportunity:


Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please note that only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.

CPB Contractors, as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance (RIA), has been named as the Victorian Government’s preferred proponent to deliver a $1 billion package of works in support of the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.

CPB Contractors and John Holland are equal construction partners in the RIA, with AECOM as the design partner. The RIA also comprises project owner Rail Projects Victoria (formerly the Melbourne Metro Rail Authority) and operational franchisee Metro Trains Melbourne.

About the Project

This is the second package of Metro Tunnel works to be delivered by CPB Contractors, following the award of a $1 billion design and construct contract as part of the Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) in December 2017.

Construction has commenced and will be completed by 2025.

This fourth major works package for the Metro Tunnel Project covers the existing Sunbury rail line between the western tunnel entrance in South Kensington and Tottenham, and the Dandenong rail line between the eastern tunnel entrance in South Yarra and Caulfield Station.

Major works for the Alliance includes the design and construction of entrance structures that will interface with Metro Tunnel works at South Yarra and South Kensington and also major Rail Upgrade works in the Western Railway Corridor.

About the role

We are currently seeking applications for a Requirements Engineer to join us on the Metro Tunnel Project as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a high-profile Rail Infrastructure Project as part of one of Australia’s most highly regarded construction companies. With an enviable range of projects underway and in the pipeline, CPB can offer impressive opportunities for career progression.

As Requirements Engineer, you will be responsible for but not limited to the following duties:

• Assist in the planning of the rail systems engineering process, level of effort and estimating the cost to execute the process on multidisciplinary integrated rail projects.
  
  
• Deliver the contracted system engineering process on assigned rail projects within agreed budget and schedule constraints.

• Work within a framework to ensure the identification, assessment and mitigation of rail system performance risks is robust and transparent.

• Actively contribute to the team’s outcome and development of fellow team members.

• Provision of advice and guidance to projects in railway specific system performance risks, their validation and verification and effective ways to managed and facilitate acceptance by clients and regulators.

• Ensure the effectiveness of system performance risk governance and implementation of control measures throughout project lifecycles.

• Preparation and presentation of system engineering reports and arguments including input to rail safety cases.

• Contribute to continuous improvement and capability development as well as the broader business activities within RIA.

Our minimum requirements for the role are:

• Tertiary qualification in a related engineering discipline with system engineering modules.
  
  
• Independent evaluation, selection and adaption of standard techniques, procedures and practices to pragmatically and reasonably verify or validate compliance with rail system performance requirements.
  
  
• Acquired a general knowledge of principles and practices in relation to the major rail disciplines and a demonstrated ability to function within a multidisciplinary team delivering complex rail systems.

• Has gained an appreciation of system engineering and assurance including the hazards, risks and control mechanism typically applied to railway systems

• Preparation of complete engineering documents and rail safety reports.

• Formulation and resolution of both technical problems and interpersonal conflicts.

• Three (3) + years’ experience as a professional engineer.

• Effective written and verbal communication at all levels of an organization including making presentations. Interacting with clients, customers, officials, contractors etc.
• Implementing improvement initiatives.
• Delivering good quality outcomes within time and cost constraints

If you are interested in this role and meet the above requirements, please apply below.

We support diversity in the workplace. Women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and people with a multicultural background are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note this role is being sourced through CPB Contractors directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.

CPB Contractors, as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance (RIA), has been named as the Victorian Government’s preferred proponent to deliver a $1 billion package of works in support of the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.

CPB Contractors and John Holland are equal construction partners in the RIA, with AECOM as the design partner. The RIA also comprises project owner Rail Projects Victoria (formerly the Melbourne Metro Rail Authority) and operational franchisee Metro Trains Melbourne.

About the Project

This is the second package of Metro Tunnel works to be delivered by CPB Contractors, following the award of a $1 billion design and construct contract as part of the Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) in December 2017.

Construction has commenced and will be completed by 2025.

This fourth major works package for the Metro Tunnel Project covers the existing Sunbury rail line between the western tunnel entrance in South Kensington and Tottenham, and the Dandenong rail line between the eastern tunnel entrance in South Yarra and Caulfield Station.

Major works for the Alliance includes the design and construction of entrance structures that will interface with Metro Tunnel works at South Yarra and South Kensington and also major Rail Upgrade works in the Western Railway Corridor.

About the role

We are currently seeking applications for a Requirements Engineer to join us on the Metro Tunnel Project as part of the Rail Infrastructure Alliance. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a high-profile Rail Infrastructure Project as part of one of Australia’s most highly regarded construction companies. With an enviable range of projects underway and in the pipeline, CPB can offer impressive opportunities for career progression.

As Requirements Engineer, you will be responsible for but not limited to the following duties:

• Planning the rail systems engineering process, level of effort and estimating the cost to execute the process on multidisciplinary integrated rail projects.

• Deliver the contracted system engineering process on assigned rail projects within agreed budget and schedule constraints.

• Provide a framework and leadership to ensure the identification, assessment and mitigation of rail system performance risks is robust and transparent.

• Provide leadership and assist manage project system engineering teams to effectively support the delivery of integrated system functional and performance expectations of the stakeholders with the least effort.

• Actively contribute to the team’s outcome and development of fellow team members.

• Provision of advice and guidance to projects in railway specific system performance risks, their validation and verification and effective ways to managed and facilitate acceptance by clients and regulators.

• Facilitation and discrimination of rail system performance risks comprehension, assessment and means of mitigation and controlling these risks.

• Ensure the effectiveness of system performance risk governance and implementation of control measures throughout project lifecycles.
  
  
• Preparation and presentation of system engineering reports and arguments including input to rail safety cases.

• Contribute to continuous improvement and capability development as well as the broader business activities within RIA.

Our minimum requirements for the role are:

• Tertiary qualification in a related engineering discipline with system engineering modules.
• Independent evaluation, selection and adaption of standard techniques, procedures and practices to pragmatically and reasonably verify or validate compliance with rail system performance requirements.
• Acquired a general knowledge of principles and practices in relation to the major rail disciplines and a demonstrated ability to function within a multidisciplinary team delivering complex rail systems.
  
  
• Has gained an appreciation of railway system engineering and assurance including the hazards, risks and control mechanism typically applied to railway systems.

• Preparation of complete engineering documents and rail safety reports.

• Formulation and resolution of both technical problems and interpersonal conflicts.

• Seven (7) + years’ experience as a professional engineer, practicing across the breadth of railway system assurance activities.

• Leadership in the workplace

• Effective written and verbal communication at all levels of an organization including making presentations. Interacting with clients, customers, officials, contractors etc.

• Implementing improvement initiatives.

• Delivering good quality outcomes within time and cost constraints

• Effective management of assigned resources

If you are interested in these roles and meet the above requirements, please apply below.

We support diversity in the workplace. Women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and people with a multicultural background are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please note this role is being sourced through CPB Contractors directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.

CPB Contractors is a leading international construction company and a member of the CIMIC Group.

We combine the construction track record and expertise formerly delivered by Leighton Contractors and Thiess, and we also include the people and projects of Leighton Asia.

In conjunction with our clients and partners, CPB Contractors is delivering important and iconic projects across all key sectors of the construction industry, meaning we offer significant and diverse work opportunities.

We are building on the strong foundations of our unique history to create a successful and sustainable future. Safely delivering next-generation infrastructure that better connects people and transforms communities is at the heart of what we do.

What can our construction projects build for you?

The Project

An Alliance of CPB Contractors, Bombardier Transportation and Metro Trains Melbourne will deliver the $1 billion Rail Systems Alliance package of works, which includes the first roll-out of a high capacity signalling and communications system on an existing rail network anywhere in Australia.

Your Opportunity

We are currently seeking a Design Interface Manager to join us on the RSA Project in Melbourne. Reporting to the System Integration Team - Senior Manager, you will draw on your existing experience to drive our integration process with external Work Packages, including HCMT, Tunnel & Station PPP and Rail Infrastructure Alliance, including technical and schedule interfaces. The position is responsible for managing a team of Interface Leads and Integration Engineers to deliver interface documentation and to meet interface milestones. This is a great opportunity to join both a high-profile rail infrastructure project and a leading Tier 1 Contractor.

As Design Interface Manager, you will be accountable for:

• Leading and managing a team of Interface Leads and Integration Engineers to successfully complete the interfacing and integration obligations on time, with the objective of integrating RSA design and delivery activities with interfacing projects
• Managing interfaces with external Work Packages to secure relevant information provided by them to support RSA development activities.
• Leading and managing a team of Interface Leads and Integration Engineers to successfully identify and manage all system interfaces to external parties, with the objective of integrating RSA’s sub-systems with interfacing sub-systems from other Metro Tunnel Project packages and Critical Interfacing Projects.
• Ensuring the integration test activities is coordinated with interfacing parties, ensuring the systems are properly integrated and fit to support introduction to service

Our minimum requirements for this role are:

• Tertiary qualification in Engineering
• 10+ years' experience in a similar role in the railway industry
• Experience from multidisciplinary projects with coordination across interfaces 
• Robust understanding of VIC Construction and Rail Safety and Environmental legislation
• Ability to build relationships and influence people at all levels
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent organisational and time management skills, and attention to detail
• Chartered Engineer, MBA, PMP or other Project Management Accreditation preferred

If you are interested in this role and meet the above requirements, please apply below.

Please note: This role is being sourced through CPB Contractors directly and we will not accept applications via external recruitment agencies.

• Metro Tunnel Project | Rail Systems Alliance
• 3-Year, Full-Time Maximum-Term Opportunity
• Free Public Transport | Bourke Street Location

experience to help us support the delivery of the Metro Tunnel Project – Victoria’s biggest rail infrastructure project?Drafting ? Can you bring your wealth of multibillion dollar city-shaping infrastructure projects who are involved in Metro Trains Melbourne’s (MTM’s) project teamAre you interested in joining If the answer is "Yes", keep reading! The Metro Tunnel Project (MTP) is a game-changer for our city and our customers. The project will deliver more frequent services for customers, reducing network congestion and overcrowding. By introducing new systems and infrastructure it will modernise the network and deliver greater reliability. It will be the catalyst for better connectivity to underpin Melbournes sustainable growth into the future. The Metro Tunnel Project has the capacity to transform Melbourne and we are proud to be partners in its delivery. The Metro Tunnel Project About the role:  Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) manage and maintain Signalling Systems that support and enhance the delivery of operational train services to the public. The systems rely on several different communications and signalling networks and systems operating between centralised and field equipment located across the metropolitan rail network. The Metro Tunnel Project proposes to extend MTM’s existing operational Signalling systems and where required, deploy new systems to meet defined operational objectives. The Civil & CSR Draftsperson will be responsible for Civil and Combined Services Route (CSR) drawings for the Metro Tunnel Project to enable deployment of operational Signalling systems. Reporting to the CAD Manager but supporting the Civil Design Lead, you will be responsible for generating civil design drawings compliant with the technical standards of MTM, VicTrack and the Public Transport Victoria (PTV) Drawing Management System (DMS) within agreed timeframes. About your experience: You will have strong drafting experience, with previous experience using CAD templates and drawing management systems. As well as, an ability to develop and maintain master drawing lists and implementing drawing version control from concept to final version. Tertiary qualifications in Engineering acceptable for Corporate Membership of Institute of Engineers Australia will be required.
This is a fantastic opportunity to build on the career you've developed to date and take it to the next level by making a tangible impact that matters.About the opportunity:

are critical skills youve demonstrated over your career. exceptional customer service. Consultative approaches to providing solutions regarding challenging assignments mixed with excellence and the ability to manage multiple priorities while remaining focused on stakeholders at all levelsAdditionally, you value the importance of teamwork and of listening, challenging your peers and making a difference. You are confident to bring innovation to the table. You have the agility to engage with a variety of If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspiration then we want to hear from you! Please send your application by Friday, 22 March 2019. Metro Trains is an equal opportunity employer and embraces diversity. We encourage all interested applicants to apply but please do note only applications with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered for this position.