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A leading traffic management company in Essex is seeking a Yard Operative to ensure the smooth operation of its yard. Responsibilities include preparing equipment, managing signage, and maintaining yard standards. The ideal candidate will have a full UK driving license and demonstrate physical fitness. Join a supportive team and enjoy benefits like job security, holiday allowances, and a cycle to work scheme.
Role: Yard Operative
Location: Brentwood
General Working hours are Monday to Friday, but occasional weekend work may be required, so you must be flexible!
As a Yard Operative, you can expect the benefits from Chevron Traffic Management that comes with being an employer of choice:
Chevron Traffic Management ensures road workers and users stay safe during roadworks by setting up temporary road closures, diversion routes, and pedestrian walkways. We handle everything from cones and signage to traffic lights and barriers. Our work is visible nationwide.
We consult, plan, design, and collaborate with suppliers and customers to ensure effective schemes. We also use innovation and technology to enhance safety and reduce our carbon footprint.
Traffic management is challenging yet rewarding. Our efforts keep people safe, and our team makes the job enjoyable.
As a Yard Operative, you\'ll play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our yard. Your key responsibilities will include:
Ready to make a real impact? Join Chevron Traffic Management as a Yard Operative and become an essential part of our energetic team! If you\'re proactive, detail-oriented, and passionate about keeping things running smoothly, we want you on board. Apply now and let\'s make a difference together!
We welcome applications from women, veterans, and individuals from all backgrounds. In line with our commitment to inclusive recruitment, we guarantee an interview to all applicants who meet the core criteria for the role.
Ready to join a fast-paced, supportive team where your talent and commitment are truly recognised and rewarded?