Traffic Planner & Designer — Elevate Work Zone Planning

Connect Sydney; Greater Dandenong; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Service Stream in Dandenong, VIC is seeking a Traffic Planner/Designer to lead the development and review of Traffic Guidance Schemes and TMP compliance on major road projects. You will engage with DOT and councils, applying our standards to deliver safe, efficient traffic management.

The role requires a minimum of 3 years’ experience in traffic management and current accreditations across TMPs and related schemes.

Qualifications

• Prepare Work Zone Traffic Management Plan certification (mandatory).
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in traffic management for complex road construction projects.
• Current accreditation in: Apply MoAs; Prepare Traffic Management Plans; Implement Traffic Guidance Schemes; Select and Modify Traffic Guidance Schemes; Design and Inspect Traffic Guidance Schemes; Advanced Worksite Traffic Management (AWTM) TMD 1/2/3 (Traffic Management Designer).

Responsibilities

• Develop, review, and update Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGSs) using RapidPlan.
• Conduct site inspections to ensure compliance with approved TMPs.
• Provide proactive solutions and value-add recommendations to clients.
• Collaborate with planning and delivery teams to meet contractual performance targets.
• Maintain strong relationships with regulatory bodies and councils.

Skills

RapidPlan

Stakeholder engagement

Report writing

Education

TMP certification

MoAs accreditation

TMP design

Implement TMP schemes

Inspect TMP schemes

AWTM TMD 1/2/3

Tools

RapidPlan

Job description

Service Stream in Dandenong, VIC is seeking a Traffic Planner/Designer to lead the development and review of Traffic Guidance Schemes and TMP compliance on major road projects. You will engage with DOT and councils, applying our standards to deliver safe, efficient traffic management.

The role requires a minimum of 3 years’ experience in traffic management and current accreditations across TMPs and related schemes.