Colin Joyce

Senior Project Manager at J. Murphy & Sons Limited

Swindon, England, United Kingdom

About

Experienced Project Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the civil engineering industry. Skilled in Earthworks, Construction, Concrete, Contract Management, and Sewer. Strong program and project management professional with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) focused in Construction Management from Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology.

Experience

  • J. Murphy & Sons Limited (16 yrs 11 mos)
    • Senior Project Manager
      Oct 2023 - Present · 3 yrs 2 mos

    • Oct 2023 - Present · 3 yrs 2 mos
      Present

      Hinckley to Hartshill Transfer Scheme- The project involves the transferring of flows from a partially decommissioned Hinckley STW to the newly upgraded Hartshill STW consisting of- - 4.2km Gravity Sewer 750-1200mm ID - 8km of Twin Lay Rising Main 560mm PE OD - 4 No. HDD Twin Bore 560mm PE Pipe Crossings - 3 No. 1500mm ID Pipejack Crossings - 2 No. Twin 900mm Augerbore Crossings - 2 New Build Pump Stations

    • Project Manager
      Jun 2016 - Oct 2023 · 7 yrs 5 mos

      North Bristol Relief Sewer- The project involved construction of a 5.5km long 2.85m ID tunnel, 1km of DN1800 PCC pipework installed by open cut, 450m of DN600 PCC pipework installed by open cut, 450m of 120mm ID pipework installed by pipejack and 120m of 450mm ID pipework installed augerbore. The scheme also involves construction of 2 No. 30m deep 6m ID PCC segmental shafts, 13 No. PCC manhole chambers, 4 No. RC Cast In-Situ chambers and 5 No. online connections to the existing network. Infrastructure Alliance – Agility – Strategic Partnering Projects – Responsible for delivering a range of small to medium size projects for Agility in the Thames Valley area. The projects include water main diversions for the GWR mainline electrification, additional storage capacity on FW systems to accommodate new development, MDPE rising main installations, construction of clean water booster stations and trunk main leakage repairs. Warwick Road – The project involved the construction of an online storage system approx. 170m in length in a carriageway. The storage was a combination of DN900 and DN1500 Weholite pipework. There were a number of chambers constructed to control the flows and associated MEICA installations. The storage was then connected back into the existing sewer network by the installation of 200m of DN225 VC pipework.

    • Site Manager
      Jun 2013 - Jun 2016 · 3 yrs 1 mo

      Commonhead Growth – The project consisted of the installation of 800m of 225mm SDR11 PE pipe by directional drill. The second phase of the project involved the construction of a new 15m diameter PCC segmental storage shaft approximately 13m deep. There were also a number of large overflow chambers and connection chambers to be constructed. Swindon Network Growth Upgrade – The project consisted of 1.1km long DN1200 gravity sewer which included a 120m drive by microtunnel, 13 No DN2400 manholes, 2 No. 4.5m x 4.5m Cast In Situ Crossover Chambers, online construction of a new 4.5m x 4.5m Inlet manhole at Barnfield SPS and 130m of 500mm PE rising main. Haydon End FAS – The project consisted of the construction of a 9m diameter PCC segmental storage shaft, 12m deep to formation, a 10.5m diameter PCC segmental storage shaft 21m deep to formation, a 4.5m PC segmental weir chamber 7m deep to formation, associated manholes and pipe runs. Considerate Constructors Silver Award Winner. Swindon STW Network Upgrade – A large civil project to alleviate flooding in Swindon. The project consisted of a number of key elements including the installation of 140m of 2.1m x 1.5m box culverts, the online construction of CSO chamber 30m long x 5m wide, online connection of 3 No. 900mm DI pipes to storm tank in STW, construction of a 6m diameter PCC segmental pump station 10m deep, the installation of 300m of DN275 sewer pipe and associated manholes

    • Engineer
      Jan 2010 - Jun 2013 · 3 yrs 6 mos

      Croft Road FAS – The project involved the construction of a 7.5m diameter PCC segmental storage shaft approximately 13m deep. Along with the construction of 275m of DN300 concrete sewer and associated manholes Ashton Keynes to Flaxlands Pipeline - The project involved the replacement of approx. 2900m of an existing 16” PVC trunk main with 560mm MDPE. The pipeline was laid along a sectional road closure and fields. There were 2 directional drills through environmentally sensitive areas