Traffic Management & Road Safety Engineer
- Employer
- North Yorkshire Council
- Location
- North Yorkshire / Countywide
- Salary
- £35,745 - £40,221
- Closing date
- 26 Aug 2024
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- Sector
- Highways Maintenance, Traffic Management
- Job role
- Engineer
- Contract Type
- Full time
Job Details
Are you professionally qualified with an HND/C in Civil Engineering or equivalent and are you looking for a role that can make a real difference to road safety and people’s lives in North Yorkshire? If so, you are just what we are looking for!
We are looking for a Traffic Management & Road Safety Engineers to join the Traffic Engineering team in the Network Strategy Group within the Highways and Transportation service unit.
Our Service
The core function of our Traffic Engineering team is to deliver capital funded local safety schemes to reduce the number and severity of casualties arising from road collisions, to undertake road safety audits on highway improvements and carry out fatal collision inspections and reports. We also produce and update traffic management and road safety engineering policy, improve the efficiency of traffic signal installations in North Yorkshire by addressing congestion and safety issues at problem locations, maintain and improve the condition of existing traffic signals installations and monitor performance of the traffic signals maintenance contractor and provide parking expertise and lead on the delivery of high-profile parking projects.
The Role
As our Traffic Management & Road Safety Engineer you will identify and develop Local Safety and Collision Prevention Schemes, undertake Road Safety Audits and Fatal Collision Inspections. You will prepare and consult on the design of schemes within the Integrated Transport Capital Programme and be responsible as necessary with the design of traffic engineering measures, including traffic signals, traffic management and parking studies.
You will be responsible for the preparation of traffic sign design and schedules and assist in ensuring schemes comply with the Local Transport Plan and supplementary documents.
You will produce and update traffic management and road safety engineering policy.
What you will bring
. A working knowledge of legislation relating to traffic signs and lines and traffic calming
· Experience in Collision investigation studies and safety schemes including traffic calming
. Experience in the preparation or participation of Road Safety Audits
· Experience within a highways related role
· Experience in the use of ACAD and other ICT skills
· An understanding of Traffic Regulation Procedures
· An understanding of local government administrative and financial procedures.
· Ability to work as a member of a technical team
· Excellent problem solving, analytical and organisational skills
Due to the nature of this role, there will be some travel required – for this you must hold a full driving licence.
Working for us
When you join us, you are entitled to our outstanding benefits and wellbeing plan as part of your position. Our holiday entitlement starts at 28 days rising to 34 days (pro-rata) per year with continued service, plus public holidays. Pension: save for your retirement with our generous local government pension scheme. Fitness & Rewards: Fitness discounts with various Gyms across the county. Stay on top of your game and save £££. Lifestyle Savings: explore a huge range of discounts to help you save money across hundreds of the UK’s favourite high-street and online retailers. Plus lots more…
Contact and Apply
If you are interested in learning more about our opportunity, please contact Darren Griffiths on 07789005969 for an informal conversation.
To apply please click the Apply Now link below.
Company
From the 1st April 2023 the eight district, borough and county councils in North Yorkshire merge to form the new Council, serving 611,000 residents.
The County of North Yorkshire is the largest County in England and Wales. Within the county are 598 square miles of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and 530 square miles of the North York Moors National Park. The county is included in the Yorkshire and Humberside Region.
Whilst the economy of the County has traditionally been dependent on agriculture and tourism, there is a fast growing high technology base and this, together with other forms of light manufacturing industry, is of increasing importance. The Council has an active policy of economic development and the predominantly rural character of the County is highly attractive to high technology businesses as well as the traditional industries of farming, food production and tourism. The County contains several centres of great historic interest, market towns that invite light industrial development, the modern coalfield area in the South, scenic, lightly populated upland areas and the extensive lowland area in the Vale of York.
With a brand new Council, newly elected members, the prospect of a new combined authority as well as its’ first ever mayor, North Yorkshire is on the cusp of a new dawn. The county already has firm foundations - a strong culture and identity which is rich in heritage; thriving communities where the people and places are resilient and innovative; beautiful scenery with stunning landscapes, quaint villages, market and coastal towns; plus the vibrant cities of York and Leeds just on the doorstep. This amazing county combines the best of the traditional and the modern, and is widely regarded as one of the best places to live in the UK. North Yorkshire is a great place to live, work and do business.
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