The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is the Statutory Board responsible for developing and implementing all land-based projects in the Republic of Singapore.
We manage the construction of new Rapid Transit System (RTS) projects, as well as the upgrading of existing rail lines. Besides RTS projects, we also enhance the road network and provide motorists with a greater choice of travel routes by carrying out projects to widen, upgrade or build new roads. In addition, we manage and maintain road structures and facilities so that they are operational at all times.
We are at an exciting juncture with new projects ahead and ongoing planning on how land transportation will evolve to meet the needs of Singaporeans in the future. We are currently looking for suitably qualifi ed and experienced individuals to join us.
PROJECT MANAGER / SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER (TUNNELLING)
You will be part of the project teams managing the construction of the Downtown Line tunnels for the new MRT railway line. For tunnelling professionals with the drive and enthusiasm to embrace new challenges, here is the opportunity to play a key part in the operational control of this 42 km-long MRT tunnel construction utilising Earth Pressure Balance Machines.
Requirements: • Recognised Degree in Civil Engineering • 5 years of experience in railway construction of which 3 years were in managing tunnel construction
• Self-motivated, able to multi-task and willing to oversee other aspects of railway works
• Proven track record in railway construction management, underground construction and tunnelling works
• Resourceful, analytical and able to thrive in a demanding work environment with extended working hours
SENIOR / EXECUTIVE PROJECT ENGINEER (TRACKWORK)
You will play a lead role in carrying out on-site project supervision of trackwork related construction activities for the Downtown Line, Thomson Line and enhancement projects for Existing Lines. You will be responsible for the safety, quality, progress and environmental impact of contractors’ works. You will be involved in planning and managing the risks and cashfl ows of the various contracts as well as issuing instructions and assessing variations/payments/claims. You will also be required to liaise with various parties such as other project teams, other contractors, designers, architects, stakeholders and the appointed Railway Operator to ensure that the projects are well co-ordinated.
You will be responsible for managing all aspects of the construction of the tracks including the planning and scheduling of locomotives at the depot and main line.
Requirements: • Recognised Degree in Civil Engineering • Preferably 4 years of relevant experience in large-scale infrastructure projects
• Good appreciation of the constraints and interface requirements of civil, trackwork, electrical and mechanical works and familiarity with relevant local codes and transit construction
• Strong project management and leadership skills with a proven track record
• Good communication and presentation skills • A team player who is analytical, resourceful and results-oriented
MANAGER / PRINCIPAL ENGINEER, ROLLING STOCK (MECHANICAL)
You will conceptualise designs, system requirements and performance parameters and establish specifi cations for tender calling. You will also assess proposals and manage the design aspects of contracts on a variety of rolling stock types, including maintenance vehicles and depot equipment. You will work on initiatives to improve rolling stock fl eet reliability. In the course of these works, you will lead a team of engineers and technical staff. You will also contribute your specialised skills and knowledge in developing the Division’s Engineering Standards and the Engineering Master Plan.
Requirements: • Recognised Degree in Mechanical Engineering • 5 to 10 years of experience in the design, manufacture, commissioning, operation or maintenance of rolling stock and depot equipment
• A candidate with postgraduate qualifications and affiliation with recognised professional bodies such as IMechE is preferred
• A team player who has strong communication and interpersonal skills SIGNAL ENGINEERS
We are currently building the Downtown Line and upgrading our relay-based signalling system to a radio-based Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) moving block system and a Computer-Based Interlocking system. The Downtown Line consists of 34 stations with a total route length of 42 km while the upgrading project covers the existing North-South and East-West Lines. It is on a tight schedule and comprises 53 stations and a route length of 94 km. This is a very challenging project as it is expected to be carried out without disrupting revenue service. In addition, we are expanding our rail network.
You will review and approve design submissions from contractors and carry out testing and commissioning of the new system to ensure that it satisfi es all the requirements. You will closely monitor the signalling and train control installation work onsite at stations/tracks during traffi c and engineering hours. You will also provide technical liaison with system-wide equipment suppliers to develop interface documentation, and resolve interfacing issues.
Requirements: • Recognised Degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering • At least 10 years of experience in design, testing and commissioning of signalling systems with at least 3 years on a CBTC system y
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Experience in Automatic Train Control system migration and ased
a good knowledge of radio-based CBTC systems will be an advantage
TC systems will
Appointments will be on a contract basis. An attractive remuneration package that is commensurate with experience and qualifi cations will be offered to the right candidate. If you are highly motivated, dynamic and results-oriented, we would like to meet you.
Please visit our website at
www.lta.gov.sg or
www.careers.gov.sg to submit your application online before 30 April 2013.
(Your application will be treated in strict confi dence and you will be notifi ed if you are shortlisted.)
LOOK OUT for future opportunities. Visit
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