EMCC Traffic Management Operative

EMCC Traffic Management Operative –High Speed

Location - Stafford

Salary: From £144.69 per shift depending on location, skills and experience plus company bonus, benefits and overtime opportunity. 

As a qualified EMCC Traffic Management Operative, you can expect the benefits from Chevron Traffic Management that come with being an employer of choice:

Benefits:

• Stability and security from Chevron’s long-term contracts, providing guaranteed hours and job security
• Largest traffic management company in the UK with 45+ locations and growing
• Part of the Ramudden Global network of infrastructure safety companies
• Paid qualifications
• Industry-leading benefits including
  • Company pension scheme
  • Employee rewards scheme 
  • Life assurance with 24/7 GP appointments, free physio and counselling for you and your family
  • Highly competitive salary with OTE and overtime
• PPE provided 
• Access to our Internal Academy and Career Development
• Refer A Friend Scheme of £750
• Fill Your Boots Rewards – saving an average of £400 per year
• On-site free parking

General hours of work are 48 hours per week and is night shift working.  In addition to your 48 hours, overtime is also available.

What is an EMCC?

Chevron TM has pioneered a new way of installing, maintaining, switching, or removing traffic management which benefits contractors, road workers and road users. Our new approach, the Enhanced Mobile Carriageway Closure (EMCC)

We have introduced EMCC, using vehicles which display an authorised sign to take control of traffic and are supported by a digital incursion warning system and CCTV cameras. This technique has been accepted as a normal method for use of mobile road closures by National Highways.

The digital incursion warning system connects the driver of the EMCC vehicle with the operatives who are installing or removing traffic management on a carriageway. A series of Intellicone® Portable Site Alarms (PSA) are placed on the carriageway where the lane closures are being installed. These are fitted with lights and alarms which are activated by the EMCC driver. In the event of an incursion, the driver pushes a button in the cab of the vehicle which immediately activates the Intellicone® PSAs and warns the operatives to get to a place of safety.

About the role of an EMCC Traffic Management Operative

Responsibilities:

• Driving the EMCC
• Undertaking traffic counts, calls to clients and subcontractors, timings and near misses

What good looks like for an EMCC Traffic Management Operative

• Qualified 12ab operative
• Knowledge of Chapter 8
• Full driving licence, with no more than 6 points
• Able to pass a drug and alcohol test your offer will depend on the outcome of this. 
• Positive “can-do” attitude
• Adaptability and Flexibility
• Meticulous attention to detail

So, if you want to join a winning team and be part of an innovative organisation which is focussed on company growth and employee progression, click on the apply button today.

Equality and Diversity at Chevron

Chevron TM believe the skills, capabilities and talents of our people are the key to our success. We benefit enormously from the diversity and variety of our workforce and are fully committed to maintaining and encouraging this diversity.

The richer the mix of people, skills and cultures; the greater the range of inputs, viewpoints and experiences. Because of this, Chevron TM is fully committed to being an equal opportunities employer, defined by its diversity and opposition to all forms of unlawful and unfair discrimination.

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