Max Cochrane

Senior Design Manager @Skanska

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2021 — Present

Senior Design Manager @Skanska

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London, GB

Lower Thames Crossing - National HighwaysDesign Lead for Kent Roads contractEuston Station B1 Main Works - Network Rail ONW - Senior DM/Lead DMSenior Design Manager with overall responsibility for design on the project. Key packages of work include structural strengthening and demolition, platform & canopy reconstruction, station accommodation relocation and new station facade. HS2 MWCC S1/S2 - Senior DMSenior Design Manager with overall responsibility for all utility diversion/asset protection packages on the project, with works including replacement or protection of various EHV power circuits, high pressure gas networks, cable tunnels and clean water/sewage tunnels. Contractual ‘Lead Designer’ responsible for producing the Design Management Plan, Technical Certification Strategy and overall design/technical assurance strategy for the utilities department on the project. Overall responsibility for the delivery of circa 250 Phase 3 ground movement assessments, diversion/asset protection detailed designs, specification of site investigation (including CCTV, GPR, Borehole, Laser Scan) and implementation of the I&M Strategy. Overall responsibility for managing supply chain of over 10 No. Tier 1 and specialist design consultants with design fees of circa £20m.

EDUCATION

2010 — 2014

University of Leeds

Master of Engineering (MEng), Civil Engineering with Construction Management

SKILLS

DrainageConcreteHighway DesignRoadSteel StructuresStructural AnalysisConstructionStructural EngineeringHighwaysCadSurveying

ABOUT MAX COCHRANE

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