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HEB Construction, in partnership with Auckland System Management Alliance, is seeking a Network Access Coordination Assistant for a six-month fixed term. The role focuses on coordinating PCBUs wanting to occupy the ASM network to ensure road safety and minimise disruption to road users.
The position involves a mix of office-based and on-site work, with on-call night shifts to respond to serious crashes affecting TTM worksites. Knowledge of CoPTTM, NZGTTM and traffic management tools is essential.
About the Auckland System Management (ASM) Alliance
The ASM is an alliance between HEB Construction, Fulton Hogan and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi to operate and maintain Auckland's motorway network. The Alliance is expected to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders as well as suppliers to deliver exceptional outcomes for customers using the Auckland transport system.
The Opportunity
We have a fantastic six-month fixed term opportunity for a highly motivated individual with existing experience in Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) to join our team. As Network Access Coordination Assistant, you will be responsible for the coordination of contracting PCBUs (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) wanting to occupy the ASM network, to ensure safety and minimise the impact on our road users.
This is a diverse role that will involve a combination of office-based and on-site work. You will also be included on the monthly on-call roster, which involves night shift work, responding to serious vehicle crashes occurring within TTM worksites to investigate any TTM related concerns.
About You:
Our ideal candidate will also have the following qualifications, experience and skills:
Sounds like you?
This is a truly unique and meaningful role working within a large-scale road maintenance contract that will leave a legacy for our community. If this is the role you have been waiting for, to work within a high-performing team, then do not delay,