NETWORK RAIL | MANCHESTER PICCADILLY


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MANCHESTER PICCADILLY

SUB-CONTRACT SUPPORT SERVICES

TEMP WORKS DESIGN CO-ORDINATION

H&S DOCUMENT SUBMISSIONS

CLIENT LIAISON

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT & CO-ORDINATION

  • Rationalisation of Network Rail design brief and translation into workable solutions for crowd loading, dynamic train loadings, fire and physical protection in railway station platform environment.

  • Liaising and managing specialist consultants required to develop temp works design, reduce risk, and meet project specific performance parameters.

  • Working with the subcontractor and supply chain to gain specialist input into temp works design, ensuring the best value solutions were incorporated into the tender solution .

COST PLANNING, PROGRAMMING & PROCUREMENT

  • Assix worked with the subcontractor and client team to develop a project cost plan which was reflective of phased temp works installation and removal requirements.

  • Key Supplier quotations were sought and provided to support the tender cost plan and provide current market value in support of subcontractor resource and plant costs.

  • Development and update of the project programme for pre-construction and construction phases.

  • Procurement & project management services for subcontractor.

PROJECT & COMMERCIAL MANAGEMENT

  • Network Rail Client Team engagement and liaison throughout

  • Facilitating subcontractor resource induction and training specific to project rail environment

  • Production of all subcontractor project/site specific H&S documentation including task briefings, risk assessments, method statements and lifting plans.

  • Site visits to monitor progress, inspect quality of installations and review working methods

  • Co-ordinating design changes for update of temp works drawings and associated calculations to meet site conditions.

  • Cost change control, preparation of subcontractor applications and final account submission

  • Final project sign-off and inspection services to present compliant installations to Network Rail