Access Talent Group are looking for a skilled Senior Traffic Engineer to join a growing team within the heart of London.
They deliver real life design solutions which make people's journeys safer, more reliable and sustainable.
By working with us, you will contribute to having an impact on people's everyday lives.
This is an opportunity for someone who wants to work within a smaller consultancy and remote work with occasional site visits.
Responsibilities: The role would be to work within our Design and Modelling Teams, supporting the output of consultancy services for our diverse client base.
This could include:Participating in feasibility studies to investigate physical changes to the highway network that encourage walking and cycling;Modelling the impact of new proposals; Producing technical drawings for construction activities;Specifying and analysing survey data aimed at solving specific transport issues;An opportunity to design and present your findings both internally and to our external clients;Working collaboratively with others as part of a team.This is a 40-hour a week full time role (inclusive of any external training such as an apprenticeship), with occasional out of hours site work.Candidate Profile: Relevant Degree or HND/HNC (preferably in engineering) or equivalent qualification/s.Consideration given to significant relevant experience in lieu of specified education and professional qualification.Preferably a minimum of 5 years' relevant experience.Sound understanding of highways and traffic engineering techniques and principles.A track record or ability to demonstrate experience and knowledge in active travel projects.Experience in highways related AutoCAD design highly desirable, or similar design based software.Familiarity with TMA 2004, DMRB, MfS and the Traffic Signs Regulations and Traffic Signs Manuals.Salary and Additional Information:Salary: £40,000 to £50,000 Per Annum
Sector: Transport Infrastructure, Civil & Structural Engineering
Contract Type: Permanent
Town/City: London
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