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Transport Engineer Planner
Job Category
Transportation
Job Type
Full Time
We are looking for a Transportation Engineer / Planner to join our team. You will be working in a supportive and collaborative team on a range of projects from small scale access assessments to the preparation of Transportation Assessments for strategic development sites.
You will be a key addition to their team, contributing to the continued development of the Transport Planning team and wider business.
The Role
You Will Be Involved In The Following Role Responsibilities
- Develop transport infrastructure scheme designs using AutoCAD in line with industry guidance and standards
- Undertake and oversee road network analysis
- Preparation of technical reports (Transportation Assessments, Access Appraisals, Travel Plans etc)
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You will be able to demonstrate the following skills, experience and attributes:
- A degree (or equivalent) in civil engineering or a related discipline
- Experience in transport engineering and planning with demonstrable skills in all or some of the following:
- Development planning
- Traffic engineering
- Working knowledge of Junctions 9, LINSIG, TRANSYT
- A working knowledge of Paramics Discovery would be beneficial
- Infrastructure design applying SCOTS / DMRB roads design principles
- Feasibility studies
- Sustainable transport planning
- A member of a relevant professional organisation (such as CIHT or ICE) ideally on route to incorporated or chartered status
- Experience and working knowledge of AutoCAD software
- MSc or further postgraduate qualifications related to transport planning or transport engineering would be beneficial
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