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Commercial Lead

TII is the Sponsoring Agency responsible for light rail and as such is tasked with the procurement, delivery and operation of light rail services and also the design, procurement, management and construction of new light rail projects.

Senior Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (VIA) Architect

Senior Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (VIA) Architect

The TII Architecture department provides a comprehensive conceptual and technical design service for all public transport projects within TII. This includes the design, at all project stages, of buildings, public realm, street furniture, and landscape. It also provides advice and support to other departments within TII, including roads and greenways, on architectural, public realm, and landscape built and natural environment, planning, design and compliance matters. The Architecture department also develops design and procurement briefs for external consultants, and provides guidance, document review and general support where design services are procured externally. The Architecture department is committed to the highest quality design and principles of sustainability in all of its work.

Environmental Scientist / Engineer

The Environmental Policy and Compliance (EP&C) Section provides technical, legal, and policy support on environmental matters to all TII departments, as well as to National Roads Offices, Project Offices, and Local Authorities. Its areas of responsibility include sustainability, climate change and carbon assessment, biodiversity (including ecology, ecological survey methods, landscape planning and maintenance, and invasive alien plant species), waste and the circular economy, air quality, noise and vibration, soils and geology, water resources, and drainage, among others.

Senior Public Procurement Delivery & Compliance Officer

Senior Public Procurement Delivery & Compliance Officer

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) is responsible for managing and improving the country’s national road and light rail networks plus MetroLink, with an annual budget in the order of €1 billion.

Senior Track Engineer

The position will involve undertaking and leading track design within the public transport capital programme engineering design section, with responsibility for alignment design and track engineering, design management and coordination, as well as overall design approval of track elements for light rail and related projects.

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail

CHIEF OF STAFF

BACKGROUND & ORGANISATION Iarnród Éireann / Irish Rail (IÉ) is the public railway company of Ireland. As an integrated railway its’ role is to manage all associated infrastructure while providing passenger and freight transport across Intercity, Interregional, Commuter and DART services. IÉ also owns and operates Rosslare Europort and is a subsidiary of Córas Iompair Éireann.

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail

CHIEF CORPORATE OFFICER

BACKGROUND & ORGANISATION Iarnród Éireann / Irish Rail (IÉ) is the public railway company of Ireland. As an integrated railway its’ role is to manage all associated infrastructure while providing passenger and freight transport across Intercity, Interregional, Commuter and DART services. IÉ also owns and operates Rosslare Europort and is a subsidiary of Córas Iompair Éireann.

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail

DIRECTOR OF HEALTH, SAFETY & SUSTAINABILITY

DIRECTOR OF HEALTH, SAFETY & SUSTAINABILITY

Iarnród Éireann / Irish Rail (IÉ) is the public railway company of Ireland where the core organisational value is “Always Safe”. As an integrated railway its’ role is to manage all associated infrastructure while providing passenger and freight transport across Intercity, Interregional, Commuter and DART services. IÉ also owns and operates Rosslare Europort and is a subsidiary of Córas Iompair Éireann.

Port of Cork

Chief Financial Officer

THE ORGANISATION The Port of Cork is the primary deep-water, multi-modal port servicing the South-West region of Ireland. It offers a wide variety of freight and passenger-based services and, as the second largest port in the State, it plays a critical part in the success of the local, regional and national economies. Cargo throughput at the port is approximately 10 million tonnes annually, and turnover is in the region of €50 million. Over 100 Cruise Liners call to Cork and Bantry each year, carrying nearly 200,000 visitors and generating €17 million annually, for the local economy. The recently opened Cork Container Terminal at Ringaskiddy has enabled a major transformation of the port’s capabilities. The Port of Cork will also play a significant part in the Government’s plans for a multi-port approach to the provision of infrastructure and support for Offshore Renewable Energy. For Further information on the Port of Cork, please visit: https://www.portofcork.ie