Senior Geospatial Monitoring Engineer
Job Description
PLACE OF WORK:
Telford/Remote
ROLE SPECIFICATION:
Covering monitoring schemes on a variety of assets including but not limited to buildings, rail track, embankments, structures and environmental application, you will play a key part in planning, coordinating, and delivering monitoring solutions that help ensure safety, compliance, and operational efficiency across the built environment and infrastructure projects.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Support project managers in planning and executing rail monitoring projects.
• Assist with scheduling, resource allocation, and reporting on project progress.
• Liaise with contractors, engineers, and stakeholders to ensure smooth delivery.
• Coordinate monitoring activities around live rail & construction environments with strict adherence to safety requirements.
• Manage the installation, calibration, and maintenance of monitoring instruments such as automated & manual total stations, tilt meters & environmental monitoring equipment covering noise, dust & vibration.
• Collect and validate data from instrumentation systems.
• Troubleshoot technical issues and escalate where necessary.
• Support monitoring of assets including but not limited to buildings, rail track, embankments, structures and environmental applications during construction and maintenance works.
• Interpret monitoring data to identify potential risks or anomalies.
• Prepare technical reports and summaries for stakeholders.
• Ensure all monitoring activities comply with industry standards and project specifications.
• Prepare and review RAMS (Risk Assessment Method Statements), Work Package Plans (WPP), and Task Briefing Sheets (TBS).
• Maintain accurate records of monitoring data, equipment usage, and project documentation.
OTHER ACCOUNTABILITIES:
• Being fully aware of and actively complying with Munnelly Group’s policies and procedures relevant to your own responsibilities.
• Maintain a positive and proactive attitude always respecting fellow Team Members.
• Play an active role in the leadership of the business inspiring a team centred culture of excellence and high performance.
• Keep equipment and your work area clean and tidy as far as reasonably possible.
• Performing any other reasonable duties as directed by line management.
• Initiating continuous improvement in your own areas of responsibility and feedback on own performance, in one to ones and PDR’s. This list should not be regarded as exhaustive, and the role holder will be expected to deliver other duties relevant and appropriate to the role.
PERSON SPECIFICATION:
Essential:
• Degree or equivalent in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Railway Engineering, or related discipline would be desirable.
• Hands-on experience with instrumentation systems including installation, calibration, and data collection.
• Knowledge of a variety of monitoring techniques and reporting.
• Experience in preparing RAMS, WPP, and TBS documentation.
• Strong organizational and communication skills both internally & externally.
• Ability to work in dynamic, safety-critical environments.
• Familiarity with health and safety regulations.
Desirable:
• Enthusiasm for further developing expertise in monitoring and project management.
• Problem-solving mindset with attention to detail.
• Willingness to travel and work on-site.
• Client facing Commercial & Business development ability to build new and maintain existing relationships
• Team player with the ability to collaborate across disciplines.
• Valid PTS / COSS/ SSSTS certifications desirable.
