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KEEP MELBOURNE MOVING WITH MTM
With a largely urbanised population, Australia’s rail system is made up of numerous booming urban networks linked by a handful of long-distance lines, with heavy-haul freight lines bringing ores and minerals to the coast.
But with a relatively modest population of 25 million, the pool from which to draw experienced engineers is small. Australia’s major rail organisations are therefore eager to attract rail professionals from elsewhere, and UK engineers are a prime target.
URBAN NETWORK
Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) is one of the organisations currently searching for top talent. It is a consortium of rail and construction businesses, all with some very impressive credentials. The operator draws experience from three leading rail industry organisations: Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation, as well as the John Holland Group and UGL Rail, a division of United Group Limited. The same group also owns Metro Trains Sydney, which has run the services in Australia’s largest city since 2019.
MTM serves Melbourne’s extensive metro system, keeping a population of five million on the move. The company runs 15 lines (along with an events-only line to Flemington Racecourse) operated by 220 six-car trains running on 600 miles of track and serving 219 stations. It has operated the franchise since November 2009, and it’s initial eight-year contract has been extended until 2024.
METRO TUNNEL
The company is currently working on several projects for which it needs experienced people. An example is the twinbore Melbourne Metro Tunnel which will create a new end-toend rail line from Sunbury in the west to Cranbourne/Pakenham in the southeast. The two new 5.6-mile tunnels will free up Melbourne’s biggest bottleneck and enable 39,000 more passengers to use the rail system during peak periods.
The project is currently under construction across Melbourne and the new infrastructure will be assisted by the installation of next-generation, high-capacity signalling (HCS), replacing the existing ‘fixed block’ system with fixed signals with a ‘moving block’ system with in-cab signalling. HCS technology works by monitoring and controlling
the speed and location of trains in real time, moving with the trains and allowing them to safely run closer together and more frequently.
Thanks to HCS, trains will run every two to three minutes which is the first step to creating a ‘turn-up-and-go’ train network for Melbourne, similar to those in London, Hong Kong and Singapore. Existing signals currently used along the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury Lines will also be updated so trains that use the HCS, as well as those that rely on conventional signalling, can seamlessly operate on the same network. UPDATING INFRASTRUCTURE
The Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) is another development that MTM is heavily involved with. The program, initiated in 2014, will see the removal of 85 level crossings across Melbourne. For background, when Melbourne’s railway network was built, because of the city’s flat topography and sparse population, many railway crossings were via level crossing rather than bridges or underpasses. But, as traffic levels have increased, these crossings have become bottlenecks for road traffic and have limited the number of trains that can be run, especially at peak times. As of December 2021, 54 crossings have been removed, 26 train stations have been rebuilt, and many kilometres of track have been laid.
“The progress we’ve made on this project within six or seven years is incredible,” says Nik Dumovic, Program Signalling Manager at MTM, “particularly when you consider the complexity of the infrastructure in Melbourne. One of the challenges, broadly, is that we have areas of legacy infrastructure in Victoria which, while being actively replaced, at times needs to be retained and integrated with the newer technologies.”
Aside from these projects, MTM works closely with a variety of third parties to perform maintenance on the track and deliver smaller projects and upgrades. The Franchisee projects team delivers a wide range of nominated projects on behalf of the Department of Transport (DOT) and other state agencies, while the third-party team (Metro Site Access) manages general access to the MTM network by other organisations or agencies. Both project teams work closely with DOT to align with the Network Development Plan and deliver on government commitments.
WITH A NEW YEAR JUST AROUND THE CORNER IS IT TIME FOR A CAREER MOVE AND NEW ADVENTURE? AUSTRALIA IS LOOKING FOR RAIL PROFESSIONALS AND MTM WANTS YOU.
PROFESSIONALS WANTED
The effort to keep Melbourne’s rail network up-to-date and its population moving requires skilled, knowledgeable and experienced Rail professionals; the Melbourne Metro Tunnel alone depends on the expertise of 77 different types of engineer. While people power isn’t a resource that Australia has in abundance, MTM has developed a reliable recruitment strategy to tackle the industry’s skills gap. The company has targeted domestic expertise first, with recruitment drives in Brisbane (Queensland) and Perth (Western Australia). It also recruits internationally and has worked with contacts in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, China and the Middle East, as well as the UK. MTR already has a base in the UK and will operate the Elizabeth line. It is also a partner with First Group in South Western Trains.
“The career prospects and the opportunities to work on different projects are significant,” says Nik. “Young engineers will get the benefit of being able to grow with projects and experienced engineers will able to influence their outcomes. It ticks the box for just about every person at any point in their career.” GREAT ORGANISATION
As a multi award-winning organisation, MTM prides itself on its team of honest, high performing professionals who are talented, inclusive and safety focused. The company is known for promoting a strong work/ life balance and has robust policies on diversity, wellness and mental health. UK engineers who take the leap will be join an organisation that is known as a global leader in its field, and which embraces new technologies.
“The work environment is amazing,” Nik says. “In terms of opportunities, it’s been incredible. I’ve been able to work on the biggest mega projects in Melbourne and I’ve had some very experienced MTM people around me who’ve guided me and helped me progress with my career. MTM has been incredibly supportive and is a great place to learn on a variety of projects.”
MTM hopes that UK-based railway engineers and managers will be sufficiently tempted by the chance to work in Australia’s growing market to make the move and is currently targeting engineers of the following disciplines: Signalling (all types); Testing and Commissioning; Design Engineers; and Design Review Engineers.
“Anyone who is interested in career opportunities should head down here,” says Nik. “There is so much work and so many good opportunities, and a lot of scope for experienced operators to come in and bring their knowledge. We’ve got a lot of work on, and a lot of very capable people, and the more capable experienced people you have, the better.”
If you’re eager to apply your knowledge and experience to an exciting project in a superb location, then MTM wants to hear from you. Successful candidates and their families will be offered sponsorship and be provided with relocation assistance as part of the MTM’s Global Mobility Framework.
For more information, please see our recruitment advert on page 48. To register your CV and interest, please visit www.MTM-Careers.com
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Coleman James Ltd welcomes Joshua Haggart
Having spent over seven years as a specialist Rail recruiter, Joshua Haggart is joining Coleman James Ltd to head up its new Doncaster base.
Josh is known for his technical understanding and passion for all things rail and, having recruited for many multinational rail contractors and consultancies, brings a wealth of experience.
Welcoming Josh, Coleman James’ Managing Director, Andrew Mackay, said: “Josh shares the same values as the team here at Coleman James; integrity, knowledge, relationships and excellence. Technically, he’s incredibly knowledgeable, has an unrivalled network in the sector and his passion for Rail, and helping his candidates and client thrive, is infectious.
“Doncaster is a key hub for UK Rail. It’s uniquely positioned to deliver high potential opportunities for those operating in the sector so it makes sense to position our second office there to support Rail businesses in their recruitment efforts. Josh is absolutely the best person to do that. We’re delighted to have him on board.”
Josh said: “After seven years at my previous consultancy, I was ready for a new challenge and the opportunity to lead the Rail team here at Coleman James was simply too good to miss. I was bowled over by the dynamism and energy of the Senior Management team here. The opportunity to help drive our ambitious Rail strategy and to attract, retain and develop a world-class team motivates and excites me and I am looking forward to the challenge.”
Trainline appoints Martin Sheehan as chief corporate affairs officer
The independent rail and coach platform, Trainline, has appointed Martin Sheehan to the newly created role of chief corporate affairs officer.
Martin is now responsible for Trainline’s Government Affairs, Industry Relations and Communications functions, in all of the company’s key markets across Europe. He will play a key role in strengthening Trainline’s rail industry partnerships as the company continues to support its partners in the UK and across Europe with pandemic recovery, growth in passenger numbers beyond this, and modal shift to help governments meet emissions targets,
Martin brings over 20 years’ experience in strategic communications. At Portland, he advised a range of global brands, governments, philanthropic and foundation clients. He also advised Prime Ministers Blair and Brown for 10 years in 10 Downing Street, where he was head of strategic communications.
Jody Ford, Trainline CEO, commented: “I’m thrilled to welcome Martin to Trainline and to our exec team. Martin brings with him impressive experience in the world of corporate affairs, and I know he’s going to ensure our industry and government partners, across the UK and the Continent, continue to feel supported by Trainline as we work together to get more people onto trains and out of cars and planes.”
On joining Trainline, Martin said: “I’m delighted to join Trainline as it builds the world’s number one rail platform. This is a great British tech success and the opportunity to help our customers choose digitally first, greener travel is an exciting one.”
Sir Peter Hendy CBE joins National Railway Museum
Network Rail Chair Sir Peter Hendy CBE has been appointed Chair of the National Railway Museum’s Advisory Board.
The appointment comes at an important phase in the museum’s Vision 2025 masterplan which will see the creation of a new Central Hall as well as widespread transformation across the site. Sir Peter will provide strategic guidance and strengthen the museum’s ties with the rail industry − seen most recently through collaborative exhibitions such as Railway Heroes. Launched in February 2021, this celebrates the work of rail key workers during the pandemic.
Sir Peter said: “As well as caring for the nation’s collection of railway heritage, the National Railway Museum has a brilliant opportunity to become a great place for people to learn about today’s railways. With developments such as Central Hall’s ‘Futures Gallery’, the new interactive Wonderlab, and other temporary exhibitions, the rail industry is starting to see the museum as a significant resource for engaging and inspiring the next generation of engineers and operators and showcasing ground-breaking British 21st century technology.
“My priority as Chair will be to oversee the development of Vision 2025, and to ensure that Flying Scotsman’s centenary year in 2023 and the bicentenary of the Stockton and Darlington Railway are truly nationwide celebrations.”
Under Sir Peter’s guidance, the museum will develop a new exhibition at the National Railway Museum and at Locomotion called Innovation Platform. Starting in June 2022, the project will last for two years and exhibit a number of significant objects.
Trough-Tec Systems welcomes Lucy Prior MBE
Lucy Prior MBE has joined sustainable cable management supplier Trough-Tec Systems (TTS) as its business growth director.
Building on her 17 years’ experience in business development in the rail industry, Lucy will be responsible for Doncaster-based TTS increasing its reach in the rail industry, while building on diversified markets, such as utilities and nuclear.
Lucy has previously held positions in both the domestic and international rail sectors within manufacturing, infrastructure, rolling stock and software development, most recently with Sheffield-based 3Squared.
Recognised in the 2018 Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to rail, Lucy is a staunch advocate for career engagement as well as raising awareness and improving the experience of women working in the rail industry.
“I am really excited to join TTS and help grow this fantastic business even further,” said Lucy. “My new colleagues are getting me up to speed on our products and processes and have made me feel like part of the team from day one. As well as the great team culture, TTS’s admirable commitment to environmental sustainability is one of the many things that attracted me to the role in the first place, as we move to a greener railway.”
Hannah Kingsley joins RSSB as CFO
RSSB has appointed Hannah Kingsley as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Hannah joins RSSB from Network Rail, where she is currently finance director for the Anglia Route. Before this, Hannah held several roles at the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) including director of commercial service & assurance and head of commercial finance, and at Network Rail as financial controller for several of their business units.
Welcoming Hannah, RSSB’s chief executive Mark Phillips said: “I’m delighted to be welcoming Hannah to RSSB and look forward to her starting with us on 1 January. Hannah is bringing a wealth of experience to our team, and will help us become more financially sustainable, as we continue to support the rail industry to deliver a better, and safer post-pandemic railway.”
Following her appointment, Hannah said: “I am really excited to be joining RSSB in the new year at such a pivotal time for the rail industry. I genuinely believe that the industry is being given a unique opportunity to deliver a more joined up and efficient approach, to modernise and drive forward a sustainable future. I can’t wait to meet the whole team and get stuck into the challenges ahead.”
SEGULA Technologies appoints Rory Peverell
Rory Peverell has recently joined SEGULA Technologies as their UK-based senior business development manager for Rail, to further strengthen their sales team in the rail division.
Rory joins with over 10 years of recruitment, business development and account management experience in the rail industry. He will be responsible for supporting and driving the growth of SEGULA Technologies’ rail division within the UK, which includes delivering onsite support, work packages and large turnkey solutions to our customers. During his time in rail, Rory has built his own personal brand along with a strong network which he hopes to collaborate with on this new journey.
SEGULA Technologies is an engineering services group with over 10,000 engineers globally in the automotive, rail, aerospace and defence, energy, life sciences and marine sectors. The company has rail expertise in rolling stock and infrastructure with over 1500 engineers across 30 countries, working with some of the most prestigious and well-known companies in the industry.
Rory commented on his appointment: “This is an exciting move for me - not only is there huge potential for my personal growth in terms of working for an internationally renowned business, it also gives me the opportunity to grow our UK rail division at the same time. The rail market is incredibly buoyant and I am confident that the expertise of SEGULA Technologies in areas such as ETCS, TCMS, decarbonisation and CBM will be well received in the UK. Their commitment to engineering innovation and research and development was of particular interest to me and will continue to provide state of the art solutions to our customers. Please get in touch with me to discuss any rail businesses and understand how SEGULA Technologies can support you.”
Keltbray hires Neil Lindley as programme director for HS2 Portfolio
Keltbray has announced that Neil Lindley is to become programme director for its HS2 portfolio of works. Neil has built a highly successful 27-year career in the rail industry, gaining a wealth of experience in the UK and overseas, leading complex multi-disciplinary infrastructure and rail programmes.
Neil’s most recent role was as vice president for Metrolinx on the Toronto Union Station Rail Corridor and the Toronto Light Rail Transit. Prior to working in Canada, Neil was the alliance director on the Trans-Pennine Route Eastern Section for Network Rail, having worked previously for Carillion as project delivery director on a number of programmes.
Neil Thompson, managing director of rail at Keltbray, said: “Neil’s appointment is a major boost to our HS2 ambitions, building on work being undertaken by other parts of the group for the construction joint ventures, as we pursue and deliver major packages of work on Europe’s largest and most complex infrastructure project.
“His industry-leading experience gained as both a client and delivery partner will greatly benefit Keltbray in developing sustainable design, construction and programme management capabilities to deliver critical elements on the world’s most carbon-efficient, high speed rail network for the UK taxpayer.”
Peter Wells joins WSP
WSP, the engineering professional services consultancy, continues to grow its rail business with the appointment of Phil Wells as stations group director. He will take on full responsibility in his new role from 1 January 2022.
Phil takes over 30 years’ industry experience to WSP. He has supported delivery of and led major multi-disciplinary projects, including: West Coast Route Modernisation Rugby Station Remodelling; Bank Station Capacity Upgrade; Emirates Air Line, Cable Car for London; Network Rail’s southern track alliance; and, most recently, Lewisham Station and depot upgrades at Eastleigh and Beckton.
Phil will lead a 160-strong team and a growing portfolio of station projects, which includes HS2 stations, Crossrail / Elizabeth line stations, and Brent Cross West station.
RFG welcomes Martin Bignell
Rail Freight Group (RFG) has named Martin Bignell as its new Scottish and Northern representative. He will play a key role in developing the RFG’s strategy for the regions, working with RFG members, key stakeholders and regional bodies across Scotland and the North of England.
Martin has a background in freight and logistics including an MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. He has previously worked for a multimodal freight operator, and in rail freight policy and development with the Strategic Rail Authority.
As a contractor for the last decade, Martin has primarily been involved in transport consultancy projects and contract bidding and mobilisation including for maritime, overnight passenger rail and active travel services, together with providing specialist freight understanding and freight stakeholder engagement to many transport strategy and research projects.
Martin said: “It’s an exciting time to be joining RFG, with the increased recognition of rail freight’s role in our supply chains since early 2020, a renewed sense of its importance to help achieve the UK’s decarbonisation commitments, and as we move into a new era for the rail industry with rail reform. Of course, rail freight customers have known this all along and growing demand is evidence of real momentum that policy and delivery need to fulfil on.”
Maggie Simpson OBE, Director General, RFG, added: “I am delighted to be welcoming Martin as our new regional representative. The potential of rail freight in Scotland and the North of England is huge and will form a crucial part of Britain’s decarbonisation debate. I know his experience and knowledge will be invaluable going forwards.”
Rolling stock owner and asset manager Porterbrook has appointed Ben Ackroyd as the company’s first chief operating officer (COO).
This board level role will see Ben take strategic responsibility for all operational aspects of the business. Porterbrook owns a quarter of Britain’s passenger trains, is expanding its railfreight portfolio and has recently taken over the 135-acre test-track and innovation centre at Long Marston in Warwickshire.
Ben will join Porterbrook in Spring 2022 from Trenitalia C2C Limited, where he is currently managing director. He brings a wealth of train operating and service delivery experience to his new position as COO, acquired over 20 years in engineering and general management roles across the industry.
“I am very excited to be joining Porterbrook at a key time for our industry,” he said. “All of us need to evolve to embrace the opportunities that will be created by the formation of GBR. I look forward to working with Mary and her executive team to ensure that Porterbrook remains absolutely focused on supporting our customers and the operating railway.”
Shaping Melbourne Australia
Are you interested in joining the project team at Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) that is involved in multibillion dollar city-shaping infrastructure projects? Did you know? Metro Trains Melbourne is part of the MTR family, with global reach across Europe, Asia, Australia and the Middle East.
Can you bring your wealth of experience to help us support the delivery of Melbourne’s three largest rail infrastructure projects?
THE METRO TUNNEL PROJECT
The A$11 billion Metro Tunnel will untangle the city loop so more trains can run more effectively across Melbourne. The Metro Tunnel scope includes twin nine-kilometre rail tunnels, five new underground stations as well as new high capacity signalling. The Metro Tunnel Project is being delivered in three work packages, with a programme-level team assisting each package. The three work packages are: Rail Systems Alliance, Rail Infrastructure Alliance and the Tunnels and Stations Public Private Partnership.
THE MELBOURNE AIRPORT RAIL PROJECT
Melbourne Airport Rail is a transformational public transport project connecting Melbourne Airport to Victoria’s regional and metropolitan train network. Trains will run from Melbourne Airport through to Sunshine Station, then into the Metro Tunnel and the heart of the CBD, before continuing on to the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines. This eagerly awaited project will connect people from the airport to where they need to go – be that work, home or Victoria’s key tourism destinations – via a rail service for the first time.
> MELBOURNE METRO TUNNEL & AIRPORT RAIL PROJECT ROLES:
» Signalling Project Manager » Operations Definition Test Manager
» Testing and Commissioning Managers - Dynamic testing & CBTC » Operations Delivery Manager
» Testers in Charge » Operations Resource Coordinator
» Operations Integration Manager
THE LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT
The Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) was established by the Victorian Government to oversee one of the largest rail infrastructure projects in the state’s history. LXRP is part of the Major Transport Infrastructure Authority and our projects fall under Victoria’s Big Build. Central to the project is the elimination of 85 level crossings across metropolitan Melbourne by 2024, in addition to other rail network upgrades such as new train stations, track duplication and train stabling yards.
> KEY LXRP PROJECT ROLES:
» Testing & Commissioning Managers
» Testing & Commissioning Engineers
» Signalling Project Engineers » Signalling Design Review Engineer
» Signalling Design Managers
» Testing & Commissioning Review Engineer
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Metro is a multi-award winning organisation, and we pride ourselves on our team of honest, high performing professionals who are talented, inclusive and safety focused and who are at the core of our success. You will be joining an organisation that is known as a global leader in its field but also prides itself on being dynamic, embracing new technologies and focused on customer service. Our aim is to promote work/life balance, allow team members to bring their best to work and to truly be focused on a common goal which is to provide a world-class railway service.
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If what you’ve read resonates with your values, experience and career aspirations then we want to hear from you. Successful candidates and their families will be offered sponsorship and be provided with relocation assistance as part of the MTM’s Global Mobility Framework. > SIGNALLING STRATEGY TASKFORCE ROLES:
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To register your interest, contact Kyle MacLean (Talent Partner) on kyle.maclean@metrotrains.com.au with your CV and contact details, or for more information, see:
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Career Opportunities in Western Australia
Arc Infrastructure manages and develops transport infrastructure assets that support growth and create jobs in Western Australia (WA). Rail is at the heart of our business, and the 5,500km rail network is the backbone of freight transport in Western Australia from the diverse Midwest across to the fascinating Goldfi elds and Yilgarn regions through to the stunning South West and Great Southern. We’re committed to working with industry, our customers, partners and communities to fi nd new opportunities that will support and strengthen our rail network for the benefi t of WA. Arc Infrastructure is currently looking to recruit individuals with solid, relevant experience in the following roles:
Senior Track Engineer
Senior Civil Geotech Engineer
Project Supervisor Signalling
Signalling Test & Commissioning Engineer
Signaller
Maintenance Planner
The Opportunities
Our employees are the heart of our business and we work hard to ensure our people feel safe, valued and fulfi lled in the work they do. There are more than 400 of us at Arc Infrastructure – each connected by a desire to continually learn and improve. We are a team that respects one another and the communities and environments we work within.
Working at Arc Infrastructure
Working with Arc Infrastructure means working in a team environment where each person and team is valued for the diverse skills, ideas and experiences they bring. We promote a work environment that is characterised by fair treatment of all employees, personal accountability, and mutual trust and respect. We understand our employees are the key to our success and as a team, our focus is to ensure they feel safe, valued and fulfi lled in the work that they do. We provide a range of employee benefi ts including:
Competitive remuneration package
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Health and wellbeing subsidy Paid parental leave
Professional development opportunities
Sponsorship for VISAS and relocation
ARC’S RECRUITMENT PROCESS
If you see a role that you feel you are suited for and have previous experience in rail, email your CV to Arc Infrastructure’s people team at recruitment@arcinfra.com outlining the type of work and/or area you are interested in, and we will record your information for future reference. Recruitment agencies, our internal people team looks after all of our vacancies. If we need your assistance, we will reach out to you. www.arcinfra.com
