Road Design / Highway Discipline Leader

Your tasks

Lead all road and highway design activities and ensure that road infrastructure is technically compliant, coordinated with other disciplines and fully integrated into the overall project design. Key Responsibilities • Lead road corridor, horizontal and vertical alignment, cross-section, junction and highway design. • Review existing road-network and corridor information and identify constraints and data gaps. • Develop road design criteria, assumptions and technical requirements. • Coordinate road geometry with drainage, utilities, structures, traffic, landscape, lighting and other disciplines. • Develop and review road layouts, junctions, levels, pavement design, cross-sections and associated details. • Coordinate gate levels and interfaces with adjacent developments. • Incorporate traffic signs, road markings and directional-sign requirements. • Coordinate designs with Traffic Impact Studies, RCP/RNP requirements and relevant PWA/MOT requirements. • Identify and manage road-related design departures. • Participate in constructability, safety, design and value-optimisation reviews. • Ensure drawings, reports, specifications and quantities are technically coordinated. • Review and close PWA and stakeholder comments. • Coordinate road-related BIM development and clash resolution. • Provide technical input to construction packaging and preliminary construction-duration assessments.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Transportation Engineering or related discipline. • Minimum 15 years of post-graduate experience in road/highway infrastructure design. • Minimum 5 years of experience in the GCC. • MMUP/MME registration is required. • Strong experience in geometric design, junctions, pavement and multidisciplinary road coordination. • Previous road-infrastructure design experience in Qatar is required, preferably on Ashghal/PWA projects. • Strong knowledge of the Qatar Highway Design Manual and applicable PWA/MOT requirements. • Experience leading multidisciplinary technical teams.