Chevron Traffic Management
Works Delivery Manager

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Role: Works Delivery Manager
Location: Thatcham and Winchester depot (Travel between both)
Hours: 45 hpw Monday to Friday, flexible between 8am and 6pm
As a Works Delivery Manager, you’ll benefit from the industry-leading package that comes with joining Chevron Traffic Management:
- Guaranteed hours with Chevron-supported contracts
- UK’s No.1 Traffic Management company
- Car allowance
- 25 days’ holiday + bank holidays + birthday off
- Health, well-being, and family support
- Career development and paid volunteer days
- Save money with Fill Your Boots and flexible schemes*
- Access to Cycle & Electric Car Scheme*
- Life assurance and access to a GP 24/7 all accessible through an app!
Who is Chevron Traffic Management?
We’re the team behind the temporary road closures, diversions and safety setups you see across the UK. From cones and barriers to full scheme planning and design, we keep road workers and the public safe. It’s fast-paced, innovative and rewarding — and our people make it a great place to work.
About The Role Of Works Delivery Manager
The purpose of this role is to manage existing contracts while supporting the growth of the business.
- Take ownership of the health and safety performance of all contracts delivered from the depot
- Drive productivity and support the Operations Manager with profit and loss responsibility
- Grow the business by securing repeat work, identifying new opportunities and engaging directly with potential customers
Success in this role relies on your ability to build strong, effective relationships quickly with both customers and colleagues.
Key Responsibilities Of a Works Delivery Manager
This is a key role within the Thatcham and Winchester depot. The Works Delivery Manager will be expected to oversee all contracts delivered by the depot. Gaining and understand Chevron’s corporate systems and working with the wider team to ensure all work is delivered safely to the contract requirements and in line with industry best practice.
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The successful candidate will be helping to deliver the contract financial performance (P&L) reporting directly to the Operations Manager. Learn and understand the local TM marketplace and how their team can take advantage of upcoming opportunities with both existing and new clients.
- Assume responsibility for the health and safety of contracting operations delivered from the Depot:
- Driving the Chevron safety culture
- Ensuring the operatives dispatched to undertake each work order are suitably trained, competent, and physically fit mentally capable of delivering the works safely
- Periodically visiting works on site to ensure they are being delivered safely and in accordance with the company's safe working procedures.
- Briefing depot-based staff on current safety alerts, campaigns, toolbox talks and contract methodology, ensuring correct delivery and understanding.
- Ensuring that company procedures relating to H&S and HR are followed.
- Drive productivity and take profit and loss responsibility for the contracts being undertaken:
- Maximising depot productivity by overseeing the programming of schemes and managing work allocations to TM crews
- Manage and control contract expenditure/costs.
- Reviewing and managing plant and vehicle expenditure.
- Understand and manage the ongoing commercial position of each contract
- Drive business growth by retaining existing customers, uncovering new opportunities, and building relationships with potential clients
- Ensure excellent delivery and customer service on all works delivered by the depot to maximise the opportunity for repeat business.
- Foster working relationships with existing clients to identify new working opportunities both within the East Midlands and further afield.
- Proactively seek out new opportunities within the region, building relationships with new potential customers and seeking new business opportunities


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What Are The Must-haves
- Traffic management or highways experience
- Knowledge of the East Midlands highways and utilities market
- Basic commercial understanding
- Confident with Microsoft Office and business systems
- Open to digital innovation
- Strong networking and relationship-building skills
- Clear, confident communicator and presenter
- Team player in a fast-paced environment
- Self-driven with the ability to generate your own leads
- IOSH/SSSTS/SMSTS (or equivalent)
- Full UK driving licence
- UK right to work
Desirable
- Lantra Sector Scheme Qualifications
- 12a/b, d, TSCO
- Competent in the use of TM design CAD Software
- TTME Course
- Other formal commercial or business management qualifications
If you are looking for a fresh challenge and the chance to join a fantastic team, then you’re in the right place. We’re committed to learning, growing, and enjoying the work we do—while making a real impact along the way. If this sounds like the kind of environment where you’d thrive, apply today. We’d be delighted to hear from you.
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Chevron TM recognises that a diverse workforce—encompassing a broad spectrum of people, skills, and cultural backgrounds—enhances the quality and breadth of perspectives, insights, and experiences within the organisation. In line with this belief, we are firmly committed to being an equal opportunity employer, upholding the principles of diversity and inclusion, and opposing all forms of unlawful and unfair discrimination. Should you require any reasonable adjustments to support you during the recruitment process, we encourage you to inform us so that appropriate arrangements can be made.
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