Night Shift Traffic Management Pro

Go Traffic Management Limited; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 18.000 - 22.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Overtime pay 1.25x/1.5x

Full benefits package

Armed Forces-friendly

Zusammenfassung

Go Traffic Management Limited is seeking a Traffic Management Operative for night shift in Rainham. You will manage {Traffic Management} schemes, ensuring safety and efficiency. Shifts are 19:00–05:00 with overtime at enhanced rates.

You will be responsible for risk assessments, vehicle checks, and directing the public while maintaining a professional company image. A valid UK driving licence and LANTRA accreditations are essential.

Qualifikationen

• Lantra 12d accreditation (TTMBC, 12d M1-M2) required.
• Lantra 12a/b accreditation; IPV driver; foreman advantageous.
• Full valid UK driving licence and ability to read CAD drawings.

Aufgaben

• Oversee all traffic management methods including Stop/Go boards and signals.
• Ensure work follows safe methods and best practice procedures.
• Carry out risk assessments and method statements for traffic works.
• Follow procedures, identify improvements, report to line manager.
• Perform daily vehicle checks and maintain vehicle safety.
• Promote the company image via site presentation and conduct.
• Demonstrate initiative to find improvements and efficiencies.
• Assist the public and direct them through safe site lines.
• Escalate issues to management when intervention is required.

Kenntnisse

Lantra 12d accreditation

Lantra 12a/b accreditation

IPV driver

Read CAD drawings

Full UK driving licence

Mechanical aptitude

Jobbeschreibung

Go Traffic Management Limited is seeking a Traffic Management Operative for night shift in Rainham. You will manage {Traffic Management} schemes, ensuring safety and efficiency. Shifts are 19:00–05:00 with overtime at enhanced rates.

You will be responsible for risk assessments, vehicle checks, and directing the public while maintaining a professional company image. A valid UK driving licence and LANTRA accreditations are essential.