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Fulton Hogan Limited is seeking a Traffic Incident Responder in Wellington to keep road users moving safely during incidents on the State Highway network. You’ll work with the Wellington Transport Alliance and emergency services to respond to crashes, weather events and other incidents.
Role involves shift work, on-call after hours, and a focus on rapid assessment, traffic control at scenes and incident debriefs to improve response.
We’re looking for a Traffic Incident Responder to join our Wellington Transport Alliance (WTA) Team in Wellington. You’ll ensure that the WTA keeps road users moving safely through the Wellington State Highway Network in the event of an incident. This role manages minor incidents and supports emergency services in serious incidents.
The Traffic Incident Responder is responsible for ensuring that the WTA keeps road users moving safely through the Wellington Regional State Highway Network in the event of an incident. Incidents range from significant crashes, adverse weather, asset damage and adverse or illegal behaviour. This role manages minor incidents and supports emergency services in serious incidents.
Effective collaboration with the Wellington Transport Operations Centre (WTOC) and emergency services is imperative for the success of this role. Reactive in nature, incident response requires responders to act quickly to assess a situation and implement the appropriate emergency controls in an efficient and timely manner.
This role will require the successful candidate to undertake shift work and be rostered on-call after hours (including weekends and public holidays, when required)
Hours of work are Monday-Friday 5am – 1.30pm, and Monday-Friday 1.30pm-10pm with rotating Saturday
The Wellington Transport Alliance (WTA) is a collaborative partnership between NZ Transport Agency, Fulton Hogan, and WSP. Together, the alliance is responsible for managing the maintenance and operations programme for the state highways and roading networks across the Greater Wellington Region. The WTA is committed to delivering high service standards to both the region’s road users and the Greater Wellington region network.
All successful candidates must undergo and pass a pre‑employment medical and drug screen prior to employment.