Logistics Transport Planning Apprenticeship

Reliable and personable, you’ve done well in and out of school.

You could “do” Uni: 3 years, £60k of debt and no job.
Or start work: 3 years. £Xk of savings and a job.
You must be local and good at English and maths.
No messers or gamers or mirror-gazers need apply.

Year 1: £9 per hour
Year 2: £10 per hour
Year 3: £11 per hour
Potential job offer at end of Year 3: £27-£30k per annum.

Most of your apprenticeship is spent working. You’ll learn on the job by getting hands-on experience.

What you'll do at work

• Interact with customers, drivers, and suppliers
• Ensuring systems are maintained
• Monitoring vehicle progress
• Updating tracker of hauliers
• Issuing invoices and remittances
• Inputting data into spreadsheets
• Setting up new accounts
• Ensuring all paperwork is obtained in line with compliance
• General day to day administration for the department

Where you'll work

2A COACH CRESCENT
SHIREOAKS TRIANGLE
WORKSOP
NOTTS
S81 8AD

Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.

Training provider
TRS TRAINING LIMITED

Training course
Transport planning technician (level 3)

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What you'll learn

Course contents:

• Apply principles and processes of transport planning including analytical, scientific, and technical know-how to transport planning solutions.
• Use national, regional, and local policies, transport or planning regulations when contributing to, or appraising, transport planning solutions or improving transport systems and services.
• Apply key principles, techniques, and methods of data collection, analysis, and evaluation to support the planning, design, implementation, or assessment of transport planning solutions.
• Plan and carry out data collection, analysis, evaluation, and report the outputs through appropriate means using relevant conventions and terminology.
• Use models to forecast demand using appropriate software packages for data gathering and analysis.
• Apply techniques and processes for design, delivery, and interpretation of stakeholder or community engagement or public consultation activities.
• Apply document control processes and procedures using the approved processes, maintaining quality compliance when creating or amending transport planning or design documentation.
• Support and contribute to the production of transport planning solutions with consideration for economic, security, cultural, societal, well-being, and the environment.
• Plan, carry out, and manage own work, recognizing the wider implications to others, such as client, customer, or end-user needs, and within cost and resource limitations.
• Apply statutory health and safety policies and procedures in the transport planning environment, using risk assessment processes, procedures, and documentation.
• Communicate using appropriate methods for the audience incorporating relevant and appropriate terms, standards, and data.
• Apply sustainable and ethical principles to planning for transport and travel.
• Plan, undertake, record, and review their own professional competence, regularly updating their CPD to improve performance.
• Apply principles and processes of transport planning including analytical, scientific, and technical know-how to transport planning solutions.
• Use national, regional, and local policies, transport, or planning regulations when contributing to, or appraising, transport planning solutions or improving transport systems and services.
• Apply key principles, techniques, and methods of data collection, analysis, and evaluation to support the planning, design, implementation, or assessment of transport planning solutions.
• Plan and carry out data collection, analysis, evaluation, and report the outputs through appropriate means using relevant conventions and terminology.
• Use models to forecast demand using appropriate software packages for data gathering and analysis.
• Apply techniques and processes for design, delivery, and interpretation of stakeholder or community engagement or public consultation activities.
• Apply document control processes and procedures using the approved processes, maintaining quality compliance when creating or amending transport planning or design documentation.
• Support and contribute to the production of transport planning solutions with consideration for economic, security, cultural, societal, well-being, and the environment.
• Plan, carry out, and manage own work, recognizing the wider implications to others, such as client, customer, or end-user needs, and within cost and resource limitations.
• Apply statutory health and safety policies and procedures in the transport planning environment, using risk assessment processes, procedures, and documentation.
• Communicate using appropriate methods for the audience incorporating relevant and appropriate terms, standards, and data.
• Apply sustainable and ethical principles to planning for transport and travel.
• Plan, undertake, record, and review their own professional competence, regularly updating their CPD to improve performance.