• What’s involved with this role:

1 To manage and control all the registration of works on the highway as required by NRSWA and the Traffic Management Act 2004.

2 To co-ordinate Undertakers street works, Highways Authority’s road works and other events to avoid conflict and to minimise inconvenience and disruption.

3 To assist the Traffic and Network Manager with the supervision of the workload of the Senior Public Utilities Inspector, PU Inspector, the Street Works Administrator and any other staff that may fall into this work area from time to time and to assume day to day responsibility for the work, performance etc of the Street Works Administrator.

4 To monitor Utilities performance including collation of inspection results, production of performance statistics etc. Assist Head of Section/Traffic and Network Manager to produce periodic reports as required by EDMT, DMT etc.

5 To organise Sample Inspections of works for the team and decide on the most efficient route for inspection.

6 To administer income from statutory undertakers with regard to fees for inspections and defects and Section 74 penalties/fines.

7 To ensure that works on the highway comply with current NRSWA Codes of Practice with regards to materials, workmanship and health and safety legislation.

8 To resolve queries from undertakers, contractors and other work promoters. Oversee reports to Network Administrator on defect reports from other sections of the Environment Directorate.


IMPORTANT notes:

1) At the risk of stating the obvious, our clients are looking for CVs that match the “Essentials” listed below.

2) We recommend that you consider taking a couple of minutes extra to submit a suitably ‘tailored’ CV* for each role that you apply for, listing those of your key skills, experience and qualifications that relate specifically to this vacancy somewhere near the top of your CV.

3) If you hold a CRB check or security clearance it is always worth stating this prominently on your CV.

4) Please bear in mind that local authority clients are generally prevented (by their own systems) from seeing your covering letter. On that basis it pays to ensure that your CV works as a standalone document.

• “Essentials” for inclusion within on your CV: Give yourself the best chance of getting appointed by ensuring that your CV shows the following PROMINENTLY:

- previous experience of working as a street-works coordinator
- current knowledge and a good level of understanding of relevant legislation relating to highway matters including the Highways Act 1980, New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 and the Traffic Management Act 2004
- user experience of EToN street-works system

• Other useful, but non-essential, details to include on your CV, if applicable:

- any user knowledge of CONFIRM system
- Any relevant qualifications held or being studied for

• Client: Local Authority

• Division: Environment

• Anticipated Length of Assignment: Temporary role for 3+ months initially, though considered likely to be extended.

• Hours per week: 36, Monday – Friday, normal working hours

We are sorry, but due to high volumes we are not able to respond to unsuccessful applications. You will hear from us by email if we are able to take your CV forward to the next stage.

Please note that we check all ads at least once per day to ensure that the underlying roles remain live.

If you wish to send a CV through to us that has been modified for this particular role then, as an alternative to applying on line, you may email it to jobs@triumph.gb.com, but you must always remember to quote the reference number for the job in question, without which we will be unable to match your CV to the vacancy, given the number of applications that we receive each day.

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