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Rail Baltica Project (BASED IN ESTONIA). We are currently recruiting for 2 positions: Earthworks manager and Civil Works manager

Rail Baltica is a greenfield rail transport infrastructure project aiming to integrate the Baltic States into the European rail network. The project involves five European Union countries: Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and indirectly Finland. It will connect Helsinki, Tallinn, Pärnu, Riga, Panevėžys, Kaunas, Vilnius, and Warsaw. The Baltic part of the project is referred to as the Rail Baltica Global Project.

Main Facts About the Project

• The largest Baltic-region infrastructure project in the last 100 years
• A 10-year construction period
• Designed for both passenger and freight traffic
• Total length: 870 km (including 213 km in Estonia)
• Environmentally friendly: powered by electricity, with reduced noise and vibration
• Maximum speed:
• 249 km/h for passenger trains
• 120 km/h for freight trains
• More than €5 billion invested in the region
• Implemented by Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
• Part of the EU’s North Sea–Baltic TEN-T corridor
• Financed by the EU (CEF), Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
• Provides intermodality and multimodality
• Ensures full interoperability and completion of the wider North Sea–Baltic transport corridor by 2030, while aiming to commence operations on certain sections by 2028
  

Alliances Objectives

The primary goal of the Alliances is to complete the infrastructure subsystem within the planned timeframe, including all enabling and auxiliary works from Ülemiste to the Estonian–Latvian border.

Main Components of the Infrastructure Subsystem

• Substructure
• Superstructure
• Structures
• Drainage
• Railway station infrastructure:
• Platforms
• Underpasses and overpasses
• Related systems and utilities
  

Rail Baltica in Estonia

The Total Length Of The Rail Baltica Railway In Estonia Is 213 Km And Is Divided Into Three Design Sections (DS)

• DS1: Rapla–Tootsi
• DS2: Tallinn–Rapla
• DS3: Tootsi–Estonian/Latvian border
  
  

Design Section DS3 consists of three Design Priority Sections (DPS):

• DS3-DPS1: 36.66 km
• DS3-DPS2: 45.32 km
• DS3-DPS3: 12.68 km
  
  

Alliance Sections

The Project Is Divided Into Two Alliance Sections

• Alliance 1: Ülemiste–Pärnu — 142.13 km
• Alliance 2: Pärnu–Estonian/Latvian border — 58.1 km
  
  

Alliance 2 Scope

The objective of Alliance 2 is to design and build the Rail Baltica railway from Pärnu to the Estonian–Latvian border within the planned timeframe.

The Alliance 2 contract covers the Design Priority Sections DPS2 and DPS3. This includes the complete design and construction of the railway network from Pärnu to Ikla (Latvian border).

DIREEECT JV has been awarded the Alliance 2 contract. The parties involved in Alliance 2 are:

Customer and Alliance Party

• Rail Baltic Estonia OÜ
  
  

Design Service Providers

• Ingerop Conseil & Ingenierie S.A.S
• WSP Finland Oy
  
  

Construction Service Providers

• Bouygues Travaux Publics S.A.S
• Budimex S.A.
• KMG Infra OÜ
  
  

Required Experience

• Minimum 5 years of experience on construction sites
• Minimum 2 years in a supervisory role
• Minimum 1 year holding relevant professional certificates/licenses
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering
• EQF level 7 in raliway, road or bridge construction
• Experience on projects valued €10M–€30M, preferably in rail or large infrastructure
  
  

‎Key Skills & Competencies

• Ability to supervise teams of 3+ engineers / foremen
• Good subcontractor coordination abilities
• Good understanding of budgeting, cost tracking, and scheduling
• Strong technical knowledge in civil / rail construction works
• B2 English
  
  

Person’s area of responsibility in the Rail Baltica Project

• Prepare budget and schedule inputs for assigned work packages
• Coordinate day-to-day execution of civil, rail, utilities, drainage, or structural works
• Ensure compliance with HSE standards for the assigned scope
• Organize and lead coordination meetings for the assigned discipline or work package
• Manage subcontractors and track progress and performance
• Organize inspections, acceptance meetings, and ensure quality compliance
• Verify materials and manage material approvals
  
  

Reports to

Section Project Manager

Participates in

Section construction planning

Design reviews

Budgeting

HS Workshop

HS Audit

Supervises

Works Supervisors

Foremen

Construction Engineers

Junior Engineers