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Associate Transport Planner

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Job Description
We are seeking enthusiastic transport planners who wish to progress to a role where helping to shape the business is part of their day to day role (with around 8-12 years professional experience). Our Associates manage and produce technical transportation studies associated with the delivery of new development; as such we are looking for technically competent individuals who are conversant in analysing various transport or development-related projects and are able to manage several projects and project teams simultaneously. The position will consist of day to day contact with clients and you will be expected to develop and manage key client contacts as well as develop new business.
If you want to go home at the end of the day feeling like you have achieved and delivered something, then we are company to work for.
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The Position
- Preparation of Transport Notes, Statements and Assessments, Travel Plans, Site Access Appraisals using Microsoft Office programmes (Word and Excel);
- Travel Plan Coordinator experience;
- An understanding of relevant local and national policy and guidance;
- Junction capacity modelling using the Junctions software (ARCADY and PICADY);
- Traffic signal design using LinSig;
- Preliminary design of access, junction improvements and highway schemes using AutoCAD;
- Swept Path Analysis using AutoTrack;
- Preparation of high quality graphics using GIS packages and/or Corel Draw;
- Exposure to Project Management and client communication;
- Prepare client briefs and fee proposals for submission, as well as contributing to company wide bids and frameworks; and
- Contribute to working towards our business targets.


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The Package
- Competitive salary (graded by experience);
- 25 days annual leave (increased by seniority);
- Apple MacBook for work;
- Flexible working arrangements;
- Private medical insurance;
- Health cash plan;
- Two tiered pension;
- Life insurance cover;
- Death in service cover;
- Discretionary Cycle Hire scheme;
- Discretionary Travel Loans; and
- End of year Bonus scheme.
The Candidate
- Formal education in either Civil Engineering, Geography or Transport Planning;
- Experience in the field of development focused transport planning;
- A member (or seeking to be) of a professional membership, such as CIHT or ICE;
- Excellent communication skills with a high standard of work ethic; and
- Accuracy, attention to detail and ability to work proactively and use initiative.
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