Traffic Signal Engineer – Flexible Hours in Birmingham

Kier Group; Birmingham; Vor Ort; GBP 42.000 - 62.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Kier Group in Birmingham is seeking a Traffic Signal Engineer to support maintaining and commissioning traffic signal infrastructure across the city. You will ensure correct installation, alignment with standards, and handover of assets, working within Kier's Urban Traffic Control ITS team.

Your day-to-day includes testing, design reviews, site inspections, and coordinating with colleagues to resolve technical challenges and support cycle and active travel schemes.

Qualifikationen

• Electrical background with NVQ 2-3 or equivalent.
• Experience with traffic signal installation and signaling engineering.
• Hands-on experience with SCOOT/MOVA/UTC signal control systems.
• Full driving licence and valid Health & Safety qualification (IOSH, Nebosh, or CITB).

Aufgaben

• Maintain and commission traffic signal infrastructure across Birmingham.
• Assist with site and factory acceptance testing, ensuring signals operate correctly with all documentation in place.
• Prepare signal specifications for minor modifications and configuration changes.
• Conduct site inspections and audits, ensuring pedestrians and cyclists are considered.
• Work closely with colleagues and stakeholders to resolve challenges and provide technical information.

Kenntnisse

Electrical background

NVQ Level 2-3 Highway Electrical

Driving licence

C&G Installation

IOSH/Nebosh/CITB cert

Ausbildung

NVQ level 2-3 Highway electrical systems

C&G Installation BS7671

Tools

SCOOT

MOVA

UTC

Jobbeschreibung

Kier Group in Birmingham is seeking a Traffic Signal Engineer to support maintaining and commissioning traffic signal infrastructure across the city. You will ensure correct installation, alignment with standards, and handover of assets, working within Kier's Urban Traffic Control ITS team.

Your day-to-day includes testing, design reviews, site inspections, and coordinating with colleagues to resolve technical challenges and support cycle and active travel schemes.