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Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager
Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager
Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager
Posted 2 months ago
- Braehead, Wigtown
- Any
- External
Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager
Glasgow with hybrid working, requiring office presence twice a week.
£600 per day, inside IR35
Long term contract
This role as a Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager sounds both challenging and impactful!
Youll play a vital part in reducing road casualties and improving safety across the trunk road network in Scotland. Heres a concise overview of the key aspects:
Key Responsibilities
Budget Management: Monitor and report on a £6 million budget for accident investigation and prevention measures.
Stakeholder Coordination: Engage with stakeholders to identify and implement best practices in road safety engineering.
Engineering Measures: Collaborate on delivering engineering solutions to meet Scottish Government's casualty reduction goals by 2030.
Reporting and Communication: Draft reports, respond to public inquiries, and prepare briefings for Ministers.
Site Visits: Conduct site visits with Police Scotland to analyse past fatal accidents.
Competencies and Experience
Evidence Analysis: Proven ability to utilize diverse data sources for informed decision-making.
Performance Improvement: Experience in project management, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous improvement.
Communication Skills: Strong interpersonal skills for building relationships and managing conflict.
People Management: Experience in motivating and developing staff while managing change effectively.
Essential Criteria
Chartered Engineer (C. Eng.) with relevant road design experience.
Experience in data analysis and decision support.
Proven track record of managing workloads and delivering programs on time.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Desirable Criteria
Experience in budget monitoring and reporting.
Background in road safety engineering and research.
Familiarity with Transport Scotlands strategic objectives and challenges in casualty =
Top Criteria
Road Safety Knowledge and Experience
Chartered Design Engineer Status
Familiarity with Road Design Standards
Programme Management Experience
Strong Communication and Engagement Skills
This position is an excellent opportunity to leverage your engineering expertise and leadership skills to make a tangible difference in road safety. To express your interest please submit your CV to Amy Naden at Vital today:
a my.naden (at) vi tal.co.uk
07717-306-737
The partnering concept promoted by Vital means that we work together with candidates and clients to achieve your career and recruitment objectives. For clients, the result is cost effective, culture-compatible solutions that make staff selection, recruitment, and retention far easier.
For candidates it means a personal and professional relationship that will help you through every stage of obtaining your ideal job and pursuing your career goals.
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Glasgow with hybrid working, requiring office presence twice a week.
£600 per day, inside IR35
Long term contract
This role as a Trunk Road Casualty Reduction Manager sounds both challenging and impactful!
Youll play a vital part in reducing road casualties and improving safety across the trunk road network in Scotland. Heres a concise overview of the key aspects:
Key Responsibilities
Budget Management: Monitor and report on a £6 million budget for accident investigation and prevention measures.
Stakeholder Coordination: Engage with stakeholders to identify and implement best practices in road safety engineering.
Engineering Measures: Collaborate on delivering engineering solutions to meet Scottish Government's casualty reduction goals by 2030.
Reporting and Communication: Draft reports, respond to public inquiries, and prepare briefings for Ministers.
Site Visits: Conduct site visits with Police Scotland to analyse past fatal accidents.
Competencies and Experience
Evidence Analysis: Proven ability to utilize diverse data sources for informed decision-making.
Performance Improvement: Experience in project management, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous improvement.
Communication Skills: Strong interpersonal skills for building relationships and managing conflict.
People Management: Experience in motivating and developing staff while managing change effectively.
Essential Criteria
Chartered Engineer (C. Eng.) with relevant road design experience.
Experience in data analysis and decision support.
Proven track record of managing workloads and delivering programs on time.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Desirable Criteria
Experience in budget monitoring and reporting.
Background in road safety engineering and research.
Familiarity with Transport Scotlands strategic objectives and challenges in casualty =
Top Criteria
Road Safety Knowledge and Experience
Chartered Design Engineer Status
Familiarity with Road Design Standards
Programme Management Experience
Strong Communication and Engagement Skills
This position is an excellent opportunity to leverage your engineering expertise and leadership skills to make a tangible difference in road safety. To express your interest please submit your CV to Amy Naden at Vital today:
a my.naden (at) vi tal.co.uk
07717-306-737
The partnering concept promoted by Vital means that we work together with candidates and clients to achieve your career and recruitment objectives. For clients, the result is cost effective, culture-compatible solutions that make staff selection, recruitment, and retention far easier.
For candidates it means a personal and professional relationship that will help you through every stage of obtaining your ideal job and pursuing your career goals.
TPBN1_UKTJ