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Pipeline Protection Engineer
The Health, Safety and Quality (HSQ) function at Gas Networks Ireland is responsible for providing governance, assurance and oversight in relation to health and safety, quality management and regulatory compliance across the organisation. HSQ also manages the coordination of third-party development enquiries to support the safe operation and protection of the gas network.
Reporting to the Senior Pipeline Safety Engineer, the Pipeline Protection Engineer plays a key role in protecting Gas Networks Ireland's transmission pipelines and strategic distribution mains by managing relationships with developers, contractors, local authorities and other external stakeholders. The role serves as the primary day-to-day point of contact for third-party enquiries and development activities in the vicinity of these critical assets, ensuring that risks are appropriately assessed and managed.Working closely with internal stakeholders, the successful candidate will provide technical guidance and support on development proposals, facilitate effective stakeholder engagement, and contribute to the continuous improvement of pipeline protection processes and controls. The role will also support the development and implementation of Process Safety initiatives across the business, assisting the Senior Pipeline Safety Engineer in driving improvements.
A proactive and collaborative approach to health and safety is essential, with a strong focus on influencing, coaching and supporting colleagues and external stakeholders while promoting a positive and sustainable safety culture throughout the organisation. -
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Senior Quantity Surveyor
The Portfolio Office function within Gas Networks Ireland is responsible for providing strategic direction and oversight for the delivery of all capital and operational work within the organisation, enabling it to make key decisions that will optimise the overall delivery of GNI’s portfolio of work. The portfolio office provides support and oversight in the areas of Investment Planning and Governance, Assurance and Programme Management, Delivery Enablement, Land Management and Statutory Consents, and Commercial Management; whilst also acting as the gate keeper and critical interface between potential investment programmes and commercial opportunities; and the core departments responsible for the delivery, operation and maintenance of GNI’s assets.
Reporting to the Estimation & Cost Intelligence Manager, the Senior Quantity Surveyor will work within a team of QSs and Estimators to develop costs for price control and complex new connections, alterations, diversions and relocations across the network; inclusive of pricing for decarbonisation agenda. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will develop cost inputs to work packages and conduct a form of risk costing based on probability of factors, using Monte Carlo simulations to provide a cost range. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be required to review price control projects and conduct an assessment on costs to establish confidence factor on the costs. The successful candidate will be required to undertake market analysis to benchmark costs, review end to end project costings to inform future costings, review final accounts and support the Project Delivery Leads and Engineers throughout the end to end Project Delivery process.
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