HBS - Traffic Management Operative

Traffic Management Operative

Salary: Highly competitive salary, depending on location, skills and experience with company benefits and overtime opportunity

Location: 63a Garryduff Road, Ballymoney, BT53 7DB, Interviews will be held at Belfast depot 

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

Benefits:

• Overtime opportunity
• 29 days holiday including Bank Holidays
• Nights and Saturdays paid at  1 and 1/4, Sundays paid at 1 and 1/2 
• PPE provided free 
• Free Traffic Management Training*
• Fill Your Boots Rewards – saving an average of £400 per year

General hours of work are 37.5 hours per week guaranteed.

Hours and shifts include days, evenings, nights and weekends with the option of overtime as required. You will also be required to be on the on-call rota.

Responsibilities:

The Traffic Management Operative sits at the heart of everything we and you will be responsible for:

• Installing, maintaining and removing temporary traffic management such as deploying cones, signs, frames, sandbags and other equipment on low-speed roads.
• Undertaking traffic counts, calls to clients and subcontractors, timings and near misses
• Maintenance of temporary traffic lights
• Helping and guiding new trainees

What good looks like for a Traffic Management Operative:

• Qualified up to 12D or 12ab with M6 is highly desirable
• T1 / T2 qualified
• Knowledge of Chapter 8
• Physically fit and able to pass a safety critical worker medical to be offered role. 
• You will possess a full driving licence, with no more than 6 points.
• Able to pass a drug and alcohol test to offered role.
• 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.

*Traffic Management Training is subject to a deposit which is paid back following length of service

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