Principal Highways Engineer Location:
Stockport Rate:
Negotiable and Competitive Duration:
12 months IR35:
Inside We are seeking an experienced Principal Highways Engineer to join our feasibility client team in Stockport. Responsibilities: Development of programmes to take schemes through the feasibility process taking account of constraints on the approval and delivery process. Liaison with a range of stakeholders including outside bodies and partner organisations in collaborative development of schemes. Managing project teams to complete scheme consultations in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders. Managing the democratic approval process for feasibility schemes including representing the Service at briefings and Committee meetings. Preparation, submission and presentation of reports, identifying options and making recommendations in accordance with transportation aims and objectives. Liaison with the development management service to ensure planning related highway schemes meet with feasibility requirements, avoid conflicts with other schemes and where possible complement other schemes under development. Supporting effective budget management in all stages of the delivery process and support the implementation, monitoring and reporting of robust performance measures. Developing and recommending strategies and specific physical measures to enable the reduction in the number and severity of road accidents. Commissioning and responding to Road Safety Audits including preparation of briefs and Designers responses. Qualifications and Certifications: The Principal Engineer will need to hold a degree/ HNC/ HND qualification in Civil Engineering or other relevant field with evidence of continuing professional development. Recognise and respond to the political environment and expectations, addressing any sensitivity and taking an appropriate view of service priorities and requirements. Proven track record in delivering highways and transportation infrastructure projects, including walk/cycle schemes. Strong communication skills and the ability to foster a collaborative environment. Driving licence and business insurance required. Skills and Attributes: Excellent time management skills, with the ability to prioritise work and manage multiple tasks concurrently. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Knowledge of legislation associated with highways, traffic, and transportation. Proficient in preparing detailed reports and maintaining accurate records. To apply for this position please submit your CV supported by a written application. Wilde Consulting Engineers are an Equal Opportunities employer.
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