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Transport Officer

City of Edinburgh
ÂŁ25.00/hr
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Pertemps are working with our public sector client to recruit a Transport Officer on a temporary basis.

📍 Location: Edinburgh city centre (office based)

🕒 Hours: 36 hours per week, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm

đź’· Pay Rate: ÂŁ25.36 per hour

đź“… Duration: Temporary 6 months

🔑 Start Date: End of July

We are seeking an experienced Transport Officer to support the planning and delivery of safe, efficient movement across major festivals and city events in Edinburgh.

About The Role

You will lead on the coordination of pedestrian safety, traffic management, and temporary transport measures for large-scale events, working across multiple agencies including Council teams, emergency services, transport operators, contractors, and event organisers.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan and deliver pedestrian and road safety interventions for major events
  • Develop traffic management plans, pedestrian flow strategies, and TTROs
  • Produce traffic management drawings and impact assessments
  • Lead on project governance using recognised methodologies
  • Prepare briefings, reports, and committee papers for senior stakeholders
  • Chair operational meetings and represent the Council professionally
  • Liaise with multi-agency partners including emergency services and contractors
  • Communicate transport changes to residents and businesses
  • Oversee installation of temporary infrastructure (signage, barriers, crossings, etc.)
  • Conduct site inspections, risk assessments, and operational monitoring
  • Coordinate contractors and ensure safe, timely delivery of works
  • Support procurement, budgeting, and project administration
  • Collect and analyse traffic and pedestrian movement data
  • Produce post-event evaluations and recommendations

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  • Experience in transport planning, event operations, traffic management, or public safety
  • Strong stakeholder management across multi-agency environments
  • Project management experience (APM / PRINCE2 desirable)
  • Strong understanding of crowd and pedestrian safety principles
  • Excellent communication and organisational skills
  • Ability to work under pressure in fast-paced environments
  • Experience managing budgets and financial forecasting
  • Understanding of local government frameworks
  • Confidence engaging with senior stakeholders and elected members

Working Environment

This is a fast-paced, operational role involving tight deadlines and changing priorities, particularly during live events. Some site-based work will be required during event delivery periods.

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Skills

Transport Planning
Event Operations
Traffic Management
Public Safety
Stakeholder Management
Project Management
Crowd Safety Principles
Communication Skills
Organizational Skills
Budget Management
Risk Assessments
Operational Monitoring
Data Analysis
Temporary Infrastructure Oversight
Traffic Management Plans
Pedestrian Flow Strategies

Location

City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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