Project Engineer

Employer:
Salary: £40,000 - £60,000 per year
Location: Midlands, England/Midlands
Closing date: 26th November 2012
Position advertised by: Atmos Recruitment


My client is a world leader in maximising the availability, reliability and capacity of railway systems in partnership with their clients. My client’s software and technology apply to railway signalling control, operations, asset performance and optimisation. Their combined portfolio is recognised as adding value to new railway systems being developed around the world.
 


A new opportunity has become available to strengthen my client’s project engineering capability. You will be responsible for confirming that the design and/or construction/installation is compliant with all applicable standards, legislation, contract requirements and specifications.

Candidates applying will ideally have an IRSE Project Engineers License and/or an appropriate degree or C. Eng, or equivalent experience.

This is an excellent opportunity to become involved in and be responsible for high profile rail system projects, along with career development and competitive remuneration.

Contact www.atmosrecruitment.com

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