Edwin Hopper

A new role as deputy to the Head of Operations Services working with teams at a number of sites in Europe, Asia and North America. Since starting with the business I have led the introduction of a new Safety Management System in accordance with ISO 45001 as well as leading the Social Values element of a major bid.

Commission manager for several large contracts, developing business and providing senior management of staff within Turner & Townsend and client organisations. My main client role (starting June 2015) was the Programme Management of the Entry Into Service of the Western Outer group of Crossrail projects. I left shortly after the successful delivery of the first phase of commissioning. My work also included Rail Franchise bidding and bidding within the Nuclear Industry.

During the 6 years I worked for the Mace Group I was employed initially as an Assistant Project Manager with later promotions to Project Manager and Engineering Manager. I worked on a number of challenging projects and roles across both Projects and Operations.

Signalling Project Engineer on the Newport Area Signalling Renewal Project (NASR), a £200 million signalling renewal project in South Wales.

Project Engineer and Acting project manager on several projects supporting JNUP (Jubilee and Northern line Upgrade Project), including the SURELOCK, the first non grandfather rights point machine on London Underground in over 120 years and a temperature monitoring project for the Jubilee Line 7th car project which was later used for the cooling the tube works by TFL. Please note; I joined Tube Lines as a graduate trainee and worked up to these positions over 3 years

Field Engineer on a mobile seismic exploration camp located in the delta region of Nigeria, responsible for day to day running of engineering workshop.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering HND Mathematics Welding General machine shop turning and forming