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Transport Planner – Development Planning
Location
Fareham
Salary
Competitive, dependent on experience
Working Pattern
Hybrid
Sector
Transport Planning Consultancy
The Opportunity
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Transport Planner to join an established and growing transport planning consultancy in Fareham.
The successful candidate will join a collaborative Development Planning team, working on a varied portfolio of projects across the residential, commercial, retail, education and mixed-use sectors. This is an excellent opportunity for a Transport Planner looking to develop their technical and consultancy experience, with exposure to a broad range of projects and the opportunity to work closely with clients, local authorities and wider project teams.
The Role
As a Transport Planner, you will support the delivery of development planning projects from initial feasibility through to planning submission and determination. Your responsibilities will include:
- Preparing Transport Assessments, Transport Statements and Travel Plans.
- Undertaking transport planning appraisals and feasibility assessments.
- Developing transport and access strategies for new developments.
- Carrying out junction capacity assessments and transport modelling.
- Using industry-standard software including Junctions 9, ARCADY, PICADY, LinSig, TRICS and TEMPro.
- Supporting access design and Swept Path Analysis.
- Assisting with the preparation of planning applications and associated technical documentation.
- Liaising with Local Planning Authorities, Highway Authorities, clients and other project stakeholders.
- Attending project meetings and contributing to client discussions.
- Working collaboratively with colleagues across Transport Planning and other disciplines.
- Managing your own workload and supporting the delivery of projects to agreed deadlines.
- Developing your technical knowledge and contributing to the continued growth of the team.
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About You
The ideal candidate will have experience within Development Planning and be looking to build on their existing consultancy experience. You will ideally have:
- 2+ years' experience within Transport Planning.
- Experience working within a transport planning or multidisciplinary consultancy.
- Strong experience across development planning projects.
- Experience preparing Transport Assessments, Transport Statements and Travel Plans.
- Good knowledge of the UK planning and development process.
- Experience using TRICS and TEMPro.
- Experience with Junctions 9 / ARCADY / PICADY and/or LinSig.
- Experience with CAD and Swept Path Analysis would be advantageous.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Good analytical and problem-solving ability.
- The ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities.
- A proactive and commercially minded approach.


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A relevant degree in Transport Planning, Civil Engineering, Geography, Mathematics or a related discipline would be advantageous.
What's On Offer
- Competitive salary based on experience.
- Hybrid working from a Fareham-based office.
- Opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of development projects.
- Exposure to both local and nationally significant schemes.
- Support from experienced Transport Planning professionals.
- Structured training and professional development.
- Support towards professional qualifications and Chartership.
- Clear opportunities for progression.
- Collaborative and friendly working environment.
- Flexible working arrangements and a strong work-life balance.
- Regular team and social activities.
The Opportunity
If you're a Transport Planner with development planning experience and are looking for your next opportunity in the Fareham / Hampshire area, this is an excellent opportunity to join a growing consultancy, broaden your project experience and develop your career within an established team.
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