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Road Safety Education Technician

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Salary
NJC11 £29,071.00
Expires
04/10/2026
Location
North Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire
Job Type
Full Time
Highways and Transport is back at North East Lincolnshire Council, creating an opportunity to be part of something from the beginning.
As we establish and grow the Road Safety service, we’re bringing together talented people who want to make a real difference to our residents and how they travel about on our local roads. Now is an exciting time to join us as we invest in our people, strengthen our expertise and create a service fit for the future.
What will your day look like?
As a Technician in the Road Safety Education team, you’ll play an important part in keeping our highways and transport networks safe. Working with people from all ages and backgrounds you'll help support the Road Safety team to plan and deliver engagement, promotional and training events across North East Lincolnshire.
This is a varied role where you’ll work with engineers, road safety professionals, senior technicians and other colleagues across the service. Some days may be more desk-based, working with systems and records. Other days will involve getting out across North East Lincolnshire speaking to people about road safety. Occasional weekend and evening work may be required to attend meetings or deliver attend events.
It’s a brilliant opportunity for someone who is organised, curious and keen to build their knowledge and skills in education or public engagement in a new setting.
Who are we looking for?
We’re looking for someone who is outgoing, enjoys working as part of a team and takes pride in getting the detail right.
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You don’t need to know everything from day one. What matters is that you have the right attitude and confidence to be able to engage with people can collect and record information accurately, manage your workload with support, use systems confidently and communicate clearly with colleagues and customers.
Some experience in a technical, administrative or public facing role would be helpful, especially if you’ve worked in an education or training setting. An interest in highways, transport, or the built environment would also be an advantage.
Most importantly, we’re looking for someone with a positive attitude, a willingness to develop and a genuine interest in supporting services that make a difference to everyday life in North East Lincolnshire.
Why join us?
This is a great starting point for someone who wants to build a career in Highways and Transport or for someone who is looking to use their skills and knowledge in a new and exciting way.
You’ll be joining a service at an exciting time, as we bring expertise back into the Council and create stronger foundations for the future. You’ll learn from experienced colleagues, gain practical knowledge across different areas of the service and contribute to work that supports residents, businesses and visitors every day.
If you’re looking for a role where you can learn, grow and be part of something being built with purpose, this could be the opportunity for you.


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For more information, please refer to the attached guidance and role profile. If you would like an informal discussion, please Email: Anthony.Snell@nelincs.gov.uk
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Key Dates
Closing date: Sunday 4th October 2026
We aim to interview candidates: Wednesday 14th October 2026
We want you to have the best interview experience with us, we will provide candidates selected for interview their questions in advance of meeting us by 4pm the evening before.
Check out our NELC Benefits brochure attached for more information on the brilliant benefits available working at North East Lincolnshire Council!
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If you need any help applying for this position, please contact Wendy Trask on 07702 338542 (text or call). Wendy can support with digital access as well as offering advice and guidance about completing the different sections of the application form.
Road Safety Education Technician
Company: North East Lincolnshire Council
Salary: NJC11 £29,071.00
Location: North Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire
Sector: Highways
Sector: Traffic Management
Sector: Transport Planning
Job Role: Technician
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