Job Description
Company Description
ByrneLooby is an international engineering consultancy that is expanding its operations to accommodate increasing demand from our solid client base. We are always thinking about better solutions and constantly trying to improve. We love challenges and we are never complacent. We value building strong relationships with our clients and ensure that excellent service delivery, availability and accountability at the core of our offering.
ByrneLooby provides an environment where passionate and dedicated professionals can excel and you will be encouraged to challenge complacency and strive to make a real difference through quality design. We are entrepreneurial and we love our staff to be too. At ByrneLooby, you will experience an environment where your contribution will be highly valued and where you can really make a difference.
What We Offer….
Technical Excellence – In everything we do, forms the first of three pillars on which our differentiated service offering rests. This pillar supports our promise to apply the very highest standards in design, project management and stakeholder collaboration to realise superb project solutions.
Commitment to Clients – ByrneLooby promise and signals our unwavering commitment to assisting our clients to achieve their desired results.
Investing in our people – ByrneLooby promise and demonstrates our intention that everyone has a positive and enriching experience in their tenure.
Position
The successful candidate will be based in the Cork office and will report to the Technical Director. You will be required to work with the existing team to deliver projects successfully for clients and ByrneLooby in the areas of flood risk management and drainage by taking full ownership of all aspects of the hydraulic deliverables. You will have a team working with you and will be expected to manage the workload of other engineers as well as delivering modelling work. Experience in working with local authority clients, OPW or other public bodies is highly desirable.
Ideally, the successful candidate will be capable of taking responsibility for the quality and financial management of projects and must ensure that all projects are delivered in accordance with ByrneLooby policies and procedures on safety, health, environment and quality. Your soft skills and client management must be excellent. You will be required to support business development including preparation of tender submissions.
This role requires the successful Candidate to be eager and able to contribute and manage where possible the delivery of a number of projects for the ByrneLooby Cork Office. The Candidate will be assisted by the project team and will be supported by senior management to deliver projects, particular the appointment.
We offer a flexible working week including flexible start/finish times and offer the ability to purchase additional leave. We also operate a flexible Friday scheme, meaning those with accrued hours may finish early on Fridays. Our remuneration packages include an attractive base salary, travel benefits, accident or illness covers, professional membership funding and a pension scheme.
Our business offers increasingly competitive benefits and remuneration packages for the right individuals that can demonstrate their value.
Requirements
- Experience of working on flood risk management assessment and the capital delivery of flood relief schemes.
- Track record in delivering projects.
- Track record in managing small teams.
- General design experience (general arrangement) of flood defences and drainage networks.
- Considerable proven experience in the hydraulic assessment and design of rivers, coastal and drainage networks using, for example, Flood Modeller, Tuflow, MIKE, Innovyse ICM and HECRAS 2D.
- Experience in hydrology preferable.
- Use of GIS software and data management.
- Project Management skill to include contract administration of large and small scale projects for public clients.
- Knowledge of the Public Works Contracts and FIDIC.
- Knowledge of local legislation with respect to environmental issues and its application is a considerable benefit.
- Strong background in the design management of all aspects of health & safety desired
- Structured training on a design safety course is preferable
- Some background in water/wastewater design is desirable, but not essential.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- Honours degree qualified in Civil Engineering field (QII Level 8 minimum, Level 9 preferred).
- 7 years post-graduate experience with at least 5 in the flood risk management/drainage discipline (candidates that demonstrate exceptional ability with less experience may be considered).
- Chartered status or equivalent qualification.
- Holders of the post will require a current driver’s licence for Class B vehicles.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Working as a member of a project team to deliver quality services to Clients.
- Flood defence and alleviation design capability (scoping and assessing options).
- The successful individual must be able to work to tight deadlines within a Quality Management System.
- Management of projects within time, cost and quality constraints and standards.
- Champions and promotes professional advice, guidance and support across the business.
- Monitors and manages compliance and KPI’s.
- Business development including the preparation of tender submissions.
- Estimating, pricing and delivering against work targets.