Careers

Key Responsibilities

• Port-Rail Interface Execution: Oversee civil works within highly congested port zones, including container yard rail lines, specialized bulk-loading loops, automated intermodal yards, and dockside tracks.
• Corridor Civil Engineering: Lead the construction of large-scale civil structures necessary to cross complex maritime terrain, including deep soft-soil ground improvement, rail bridges, overpasses, and coastal drainage networks.
• Mainline Tie-In & Interlocking: Coordinate the critical engineering, signaling, and physical track connection points where the port line interfaces with the national rail network.
• EPC Contractor Management: Direct Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractors, tracking earthworks volumes, concrete structures, track laying, and ballasting progress.
• Regulatory & Port Authority Liaison: Navigate joint approvals across national railway boards, port authorities, customs agencies, and environmental boards for waterfront construction.
• Commercial & Schedule Control: Deliver infrastructure within strict maritime commercial timelines to prevent port congestion, managing multi-million dollar port CAPEX budgets.
• As-Built Handover: Lead structural safety certifications, dynamic trial train runs, and technical asset handover to both the port operator and the railway authority.

Required Technical Skills

• Maritime & Heavy-Haul Engineering: Practical knowledge of heavy axle-load track beds, rail geometries for high-tonnage freight, and civil construction in saline/coastal environments.
• Intermodal Logistics Flows: Deep understanding of rail yard configurations, shunting logic, in-motion weighbridges, and reach-stacker or rail-mounted gantry crane (RMG) clearance zones.
• Linear Project Management: Expert scheduling using Primavera P6 or TILOS to manage long-distance linear alignment developments alongside active port operations.
• Contract Administration: Mastery of FIDIC (Silver/Yellow Book) or equivalent international EPC infrastructure frameworks.

Qualifications & Experience

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Maritime Engineering, or Project Management.
• Experience: 8–12 years in rail infrastructure construction, with a direct, proven track record of delivering port connectivity rail lines or major intermodal terminal yards.
• Certifications: Project Management Professional (PMP) or Chartered/Professional Engineer status (CEng, PE) is highly preferred.

Apply Now:
Please send your resume and cover letter with the subject line at [email protected]

“Project Manager – Port Rail Connectivity (Civil Infrastructure) for Africa – [Your Name]”

Key Responsibilities

• Contractor Supervision: Act as the client’s on-site technical representative to monitor, audit, and direct the EPC contractor’s track-linking, ballasting, and tamping workflows.
• Design & Proofreading: Review, audit, and approve technical designs, horizontal/vertical track alignments, and layout drawings submitted by the construction contractor prior to physical execution.
• Quality Assurance Monitoring: Execute rigorous field quality checks on civil track formation, sub-grade stabilization, and structural track geometry standards (gauge, cross-levels, and longitudinal levels).
• Material & Asset Inspection: Inspect and verify incoming P.Way heavy freight components, including concrete sleepers, high-tonnage rails, turnout switches, and mechanical rail fittings.
• Welding Oversight: Supervise and verify rail welding operations (Aluminothermic/Flash-butt) and Continuous Welded Rail (CWR) stressing tolerances suited to local ambient temperature shifts.
• Progress Verification & Billing: Check, measure, and certify actual on-site work quantities completed to validate contractor invoices and progress logs.
• Safety & Environmental Enforcement: Enforce strict rail-site safety parameters, line-possession block procedures, and E&S action plans (e.g., protecting surrounding wildlife corridors and managing old sleeper disposal).

Required Technical Skills

• Heavy Freight Standards: Proficient understanding of heavy axle-load track structures, deep ballast requirements, and high-capacity freight line tolerances.
• Site Survey Analysis: Ability to accurately interpret total-station survey metrics, track-recording car data, and electronic gauge logs.
• Software Competency: Practical familiarity with AutoCAD, MicroStation, or OpenRail to read, overlay, and audit multi-layered railway alignment designs.
• Language Fluency: Professional working proficiency in French is highly advantageous for coordinating with local workers and port/rail authorities, alongside English for reporting

Qualifications & Experience

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Civil Engineering or a closely related engineering field.
• Experience: Exactly 5 years of active field experience in railway track-laying, line rehabilitation, or private siding projects, ideally within a PMC or engineering consultancy framework.
• Travel & Relocation: Valid passport and willingness to travel to Gabon
• Health Requirements: Possession of (or willingness to obtain) a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required for regional deployment

Apply Now:
Please send your resume and cover letter with the subject line at [email protected]

“ P.Way Engineer – Project Management Consultancy (PMC) for Africa – [Your Name]”

Qualification and Experience

• B.E / B.Tech in Electronics & Communication / Electrical / Instrumentation Engineering (M.Tech in Signal & Telecommunication or relevant field preferred).
• 6–7 years of experience in railway or metro projects, specifically in Signalling & Telecommunication (S&T) systems.
• Hands-on experience in design, installation, testing, or commissioning of S&T systems such as signalling, telecom networks, OFC, SCADA, or train control systems.
• Proficiency in tools such as AutoCAD and MS Office; familiarity with signalling design tools is an advantage.
• Good understanding of railway signalling principles, interlocking systems, and telecom infrastructure.

Knowledge & Skills

• Basic understanding of railway/metro project stakeholders and processes.
• Good communication and coordination skills.
• Ability to work in a team-oriented environment.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Responsibilities would typically include

• Assist in design review and feasibility analyses for Signalling & Telecommunication systems.
• Support project coordination activities for S&T works across various stages.
• Prepare and review drawings, specifications, and technical documents related to signalling and telecom systems.
• Provide technical support and assist in troubleshooting S&T system issues during execution.
• Coordinate with site engineers, contractors, and vendors to ensure timely execution of works.
• Support preparation of reports, documentation, and project closeout submissions.
• Monitor progress of S&T activities and highlight issues or delays to senior team members.
• Review signalling layouts, cable routing plans, and telecom network drawings.
• Ensure adherence to IRS, RDSO, IS, IEC, and relevant standards under guidance of senior engineers.
• Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams for interface management.
• Assist in client/consultant interactions for technical clarifications and approvals.

Apply Now:
Please send your resume and cover letter with the subject line at [email protected]

“Railway Signaling and Telecommunication PMC Engineer – [Your Name]”