CUK are seeking a senior mechanical engineer to manage belt conveyor related tasks on a contracting basis on HS2 in North West London. You will be involved in a critical part of ensuring the TBMS are running efficiently in the HS2 construction. Key Responsibilities: Responsible for remaining conveyor surface installations and the ongoing operation and maintenance of the current installations. Manage the spare parts alongside the store personnel ensuring parts are ready when needed and stocks are sufficient. Be a general central focal point for ALL conveyor related issues i.e., breakdowns, noise management, shutdown management, required documentation (e.g, regular updates of RAMS, ITP’s, TBS etc) Manage S4 interface with regards to a shared conveyor structure, this includes regular updates of the Interface Control document (ICD) Manage ROWA - Subcontractor supplying conveyor structure. Be ROWAs first point of contact, manage the whole ROWA subcontract, including EWN’s & ROWA personnel on site. Manage Interfaces to Network Rail, GUC (Grand Union Canal) and WET logistic team. Support SCS directly employed Fitters and Electricians ensuring their needs are met in terms of plant, equipment, and materials. Enforce the maintenance schedule and monitor compliance. Check the work of maintenance technicians to ensure carried out in line with manufacturer’s instructions and best practice. Ensure the maintenance teams have up-to-date and relevant information such as drawings, O&M manuals, dismantling methodologies, specialist tools and equipment to undertake maintenance works. Support the Plant Manager and Tunnel Manager with other tasks and activities as required. Produce maintenance check sheets, schedules, plan machine downtime activities and manage spare parts. Implement, administer, set-up and manage the projects chosen CMMS. Be an integral part in CMMS inception and use across all sites. Working alongside the Mechanical, Electrical and Construction Superintendents to ensure maintenance is carried out on time, downtime is scheduled, sufficient personnel both in number and competence are available to conduct works. Propose and see through to completion modifications and improvements to plant where necessary to improve safety and increase machine availability. Monitor and inspect plant to ensure fit-for-purpose. Make certain any third-party checks and certificates are in place such as statutory inspections. About You: A Mechanical background with plant maintenance and welding works experience within the tunnelling, underground, heavy pant sector is essential. Excellent working knowledge of materials, specifications and industry working practices. Meet the requirements of UK-SPEC at the Incorporated Engineer or Chartered Engineer Level. A minimum bachelor’s degree (grade 2:1 minimum) in mechanical engineering or equivalent. Candidates must be able to demonstrate a proven track record of production management, with a strong technical ability for applying their underpinning knowledge and experience to solving problems including new technologies and innovations for complex engineering systems. Experience related to areas including bulk material handling, hydraulic systems, pressurized pipework, instrumentation and control, electronics and electrical systems, static and fluid design, and testing and commissioning, will be of value in this role. Shift - 8am - 5pm, 5 days on site Day rate inside IR35. Dependent on Experience