GRADUATE TRANSPORT PLANNER

JP Engineering; London; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading transport planning consultancy in London is seeking a Graduate Transport Planner. The role involves detailed transport assessments, access strategies, and preparing reports. Candidates should have a relevant degree, strong communication skills, and preferred software proficiency. This position offers dynamic work and career progression for ambitious individuals.

Qualifications

• Relevant degree in Geography or Transport Planning required.
• Good writing and communication skills are essential.
• Proficiency in relevant software tools is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Produce detailed transport assessments.
• Develop access strategies for all modes.
• Analyze development effects on road capacity.
• Prepare concise, well-written reports.
• Manage small projects.
• Attend technical meetings with clients and public authorities.
• Engage stakeholders and the public.

Skills

Good writing and communication skills

Positive, outgoing personality

Proficiency in LINSIG

Proficiency in ARCADY

Proficiency in OSCADY

Proficiency in TRANSYT

Proficiency in PICADY

Proficiency in GIS

Proficiency in Autodesk

Proficiency in Microsoft Office

Education

Degree in Geography or Transport Planning

Job description

Overview

Our client is an independent transport planning and highway design consultancy based in Central London and specialising in development planning work across the UK, providing advice throughout all stages of the development planning process, from initial feasibility studies to successfully securing planning permission, the discharge of planning conditions and detailed highway design.

They now require a GRADUATE TRANSPORT PLANNER to work from prestigious Central LONDON OFFICES.

Role and Responsibilities

• The Production of detailed transport assessments.
• Development of access strategies for all modes.
• General knowledge of the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges.
• The analysis of development effects on road and junction capacity.
• Preparation of concise, well-written reports.
• Management of small projects.
• Attendance at technical meetings with clients, teams and public authorities.
• Stakeholder and public engagement.

Skills and Qualifications

• A relevant degree, ideally in Geography or Transport Planning.
• Good writing and communication skills and a positive, outgoing personality.
• Proficiency in some or all of LINSIG, ARCADY, OSCADY, TRANSYT, PICADY, GIS, Autodesk and Microsoft Office (preferred).

The role is varied, dynamic and offers career development and progression for the right candidate with the will to succeed.

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