Lead rail communications interfaces and integration of legacy systems with IP/MPLS networks on a major rail upgrade.
Your Work
- Coordinate technical interfaces with rail and transport authorities and maintain clear responsibilities and evidence.
- Manage bills of materials, vendor compliance, requirements traceability and technical procurement.
- Plan construction and commissioning around rail possessions, access constraints and change controls.
- Prepare test, safe-work and activity documentation and lead factory, site and integration testing.
- Coordinate specialist subcontractors, reporting and forecasts and support cybersecurity risk assessments.
Requirements
Skills, Education and Requirements
- Completion of at least one Queensland Rail telecommunications project.
- Five to ten years in rail and eight to twelve years in telecommunications or communications.
- Rail Industry Worker status and minimum Queensland Rail Level 2 Telecommunications Design Engineer assessment to MD-15-191.
- Knowledge of rail communications networks, SDH/DWDM,
equipment rooms, access controls, DC systems, cable types and interfaces with signalling and traction systems.
- Understanding of relevant Queensland Rail SEMS and Australian/New Zealand standards and test requirements.
- Solid technical documentation, stakeholder communication and construction coordination.
- Equipment-room, access-control, ETCS Level 2, radio and IP-network design and delivery experience is desirable.
Why Join?
- Competitive remuneration, salary continuance and salary-packaging options.
- Technical and leadership development and transparent opportunities to build your career.
- Employee wellbeing support and an inclusive workplace.
- Up to 18 weeks paid parental leave, subject to eligibility.
- Flexible arrangements are considered within operational and project requirements.
Senior Rail Telecommunications Engineer Beerburrum, QLD, au